reading and discussion board assignment NEED IN 10 hrs
Discussion Board Assignment:
In this Discussion Board,
Create a post and respond to 2 classmate’s posts.
Create a post and respond to others using the readings for Video Podcasts to inform your posts. Sample topics could be problems you encounter, your experience with shooting video and editing that video, etc.
Your post should be one paragraph long.
Respond to classmate’s posts should be one short paragraph long.
(I will post 2 of my classmate’s posts below so you can write responds. You need to write 2 responds to 2 people posts.)
Please see below for classmate’s posts
First Classmate’s post:
Hello class,
Here is a good opportunity to share my tips about creating a video podcast. After reading about video podcasts, I realized that it can be challenging to create especially when one is tensed and lack confidence. However, with these tips, one can create a good and catchy podcast about their research:
Be in s serene location where you are not distracted by anything.
Chose the best camera that will generate a clear video.
Smile and be audible. A smiling face as well as subtle body language tend to create powerful psychological connection with the audience which an audio cannot create.
Make it short:- to make the audience attentive, the video podcast should be short. I think it should be less than 4 minutes.
Second Classmate’s post:
While making a Video Podcast can be a very entertaining activity, it also can be very challenging. One of the most challenging things to do is to edit the podcast. Editing the podcast is a vital part of the process. The purpose of editing is to improve the quality of the podcast, it is unlikely that you will be able to do the whole thing in one take and have no flaws in the podcast.
Editing a podcast requires patience and diligence as you must go through the whole thing, listening for any mistakes. Then once you've identified the mistakes, you must figure out ways to fix them, which requires a knowledge of how to use the editing software, and how you want your podcast to sound.