Today in our “Celebrate Texas Voices” workshop for Storychasers in Lubbock, Don Wilson and I showed teachers how they could use any cell phone supporting 3 way calling and the free website, iPadio.com, to record an audio interview with another person. Of course, as is the case with all audio recording, it’s important to get permission FIRST from the individual you’re interviewing to both record the interview AND share it online. This evening, Don helped me create a short, five minute screencast demonstrating the steps for using iPadio and a cell phone to:
- record a phonecast
- download it to your computer
- import it into Audacity for editing
Because of some issues with a frayed iPhone USB cable, I ended up trying to record this screencast about ten times tonight. The end of this final screencast attempt was slightly cut off, but I decided to just go with it instead of trying to record this YET AGAIN! Please forgive the lack of professional closure on this screencast. 🙂
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Cross-posted to the Storychasers’ blog.
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3 responses to “Use a cell phone supporting 3 way calling to record audio interviews”
or you can just hit 4 on an android phone to record
Is this live on the ipadio website as you are recording so that everyone hears it as you are recording? Or is it private recording, and you have to make it available to the public?