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From idea to podcast: A first course in audio production and podcasting.

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This is an eight week course run by Bjoern Hassler. The course times are: Monday 8th Oct – Nov 25th, 4pm-6pm. Each session consists of some teaching, followed by hands on work. Note tht six of eight sessions in Balfour Room, UCS computing service, New Museums Site, 4pm-6pm. Two sessions are held elsewhere: 15th Oct and 12th Nov, same time, 4pm-6pm. These is a course fee. If possible, please book in advance. Email contact through talks.cam system (see link above). Further information here: http://www.sciencemedianetwork.org/Podcast_Course_M2007

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