• Providing students access to course materials (e.g., tutorials, content reviews, introducing topics, preview of upcoming class sessions, course "radio shows,” class news, lecture excerpts, lab or project directions, audio or video tours)
• Providing students access to course materials from other sources (e.g., existing podcasts or other multimedia materials, foreign language or music files)
• Allowing students to create podcasts (e.g, interviews, research logs, and literature, movie or music reviews)

• 03-04-08: Mark Millard - Exploring Podcasting, Vidcasting and Screencasting on the Mac
• 02-28-08: Kathryn Propst and Mark Millard - iPod for Instruction: Going Beyond Podcasting
• 02-27-08: Kate Ellis - Podcasting 101 (pdf)
• 02-22-08: Elizabeth Boling - Podcasting: Instructional Technology Systems
  
• 02-21-08: Roger Henry - Screen Capture for Windows OS (doc)
• 11-12-07: Manjit Trehan - Podcasting in Education (pdf)
• 11-12-07: Kate Ellis - An Overview of Academic Podcasting (pdf)

Production Services

There are several fee-based options for those who would like outside help to produce a professional, polished podcast:

UITS Media Design and Production
UITS Media Design and Production provides podcasting production services, as well as a range of professional audio/video production services, digital editing, lecture and events recording, visual effects and soundtrack recording.    

IU Radio and Television Services
IU-RTVS offers a range of assistance for creating and producing high quality original podcasts, whether in audio or video format. Services range from the broad to the specific, from developing an overall design plan to recording, editing and digitizing content.

Office of Creative Services
The Office of Creative Services provides a host of podcast services including writing and interviewing, research, video production, direction and editing, and any necessary audio recording or editing. The Office of Creative Services can also coordinate promotional efforts.