This was another fun activity – something which I had never done before, but was actually quite easy. At first I thought it would be intimidating and onerous, but I quickly discovered the ease with which it could be done.
I like the Anchor FM platform. I found it very intuitive and enjoyed the various sound tracks that could be added. I also can see the potential for creating an interesting podcasts with different sections – being able to record a few pieces, short segments of interviews, and interspersing it with sound bits.
It piqued my interest in podcasting, something that I had never considered doing. However, a podcast provides a unique opportunity to represent a learning journey aside from just writing. I like this as an option for students in our digital world. Many students are into vlogging, which is also an audio-visual representation of their learning and makes learning far more visible than a simple essay. A platform that is easy to use such as this, I can see being a very useful tool for students to answer questions, conduct interviews, and talk about their learning in a way that’s meaningful to them.
Here was my short intro to podcasting from Anchor FM. My only challenge was being able to share it privately in it’s entirety without actually publishing it to all major social media sites. I was only able to download one audio clip at a time, not the entire podcast. Still working on figuring that out!
I found Sound Cloud a bit to set up and learn to use. It seems far more vast in terms of services than Anchor. However, I think both are very valuable resources!
Hai,
It’s great to see that you have enjoyed recording !!! I wish to get a tip on how you were able to post it as audio clip in your post . I could do only sharing the link from anchor . Only if you find time please do give me an idea .
Thanks and regards,
Georgeena
Georgeena – I did find it difficult to post the entire podcast that I did through Anchor. I never did figure out how to export it in it’s entirety. So was only able to copy the link for my audio file.