Recording Oral Histories with Audacity
Code: CO11031
Dates: November 4, 2019
Meets: 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Sessions: 1
Location: Creutzburg Center 203
Course Fee: $59.00
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Learn to use Audacity, a free multi-track
audio editing software program, to produce your
own digital audio files. Record family, friends,
and special events to preserve special moments
in time. This workshop will demonstrate how
to download the program onto laptop
computers, how to make basic audio recordings,
and how to edit those recordings to improve the
listening experience for an audience. Laptops provided.
Christine Boyland
Christine Boyland has served as Main Line School Night's Computer and Technology Program Coordinator since early 2019. She began at MLSN as an instructor of digital multimedia classes, including podcasting and video making, and she continues to teach in addition to overseeing the technology curriculum. Along with her work at MLSN, Christine is the Senior Educational Technology Specialist at Bryn Mawr College. She began there in 2006 as the Director of the Language Learning Center. Concurrent with her employment at the College, she served as a Technology Fellow for the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education (NITLE), conducting in-person and online workshops on a variety of technology and pedagogy topics to a national audience. Prior to Bryn Mawr, Christine taught Russian Language and Literature and Film Studies for more than a decade at Yale University, Trinity College (CT) and the College of William and Mary, and she was an Instructional Designer and taught in the Humanities Program at St. Anselm College.cboyland@mainlinesch
