Are you a fan of This American Life or Fresh Air? Interested in learning about the art and science of audio production? HIS, STC, TELR and the Digital Union invite you to participate in this three part workshop to learn the theory behind audio narratives, the tools to capture and edit your own piece, and the possibilities for distribution when you’re done. Registration is required; you may register online for one, two or all three workshops by clicking the links below.
Thursday January 11, 3-5pm, Digital Union
Meet with audio producer, Julia Applegate and video artist, Liv Gjestvang to learn about the current state of audio documentaries – on the radio, through the internet and in our classrooms. Hear a wide range of audio samples from students at OSU to award winning professionals at NPR. You will learn what equipment you’ll need to get started, how to find a story, capture it and turn it into something great. Come back for workshops 2 & 3 to get hands-on experience in the field.
Registration Closed
Thursday January 25, 3-5 pm, Digital Union
This workshop introduces participants to the free audio editing program, Audacity, with downloadable Macintosh and Windows versions. Meet teachers and professionals who are using audio in their classes, research, and administration. The bulk of this session will be spent in production mode: importing sound, editing, layering, fading in and out, music under, etc. Handouts for audio capture and individual advising will be available. Bring headphones!
Session Full; Registration Closed
Thursday February 8, 3-5 pm, Digital Union
Using common tools and code, we will introduce participants to the process of publishing audio via CD, embedding audio into web pages, placing it on Media Manager, and podcasting. We'll provide you with audio, or bring your own piece to publish.
Session Full; Registration Closed