Episodes
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Marketing Library Services
This next podcast is an invitation to librarians and subject specialists. It also serves as a sample of how podcasts can be used to market library services, sending out announcements, making library web pages or library blogs more dynamic. Invitation to SULAIR bibliographers. 1:49 minutes...
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Podcast Production Pointers
This podcast covers production and post-production considerations. This interview/discussion covers microphones, other equipment, editing of sound files, and general suggestions for demystifying podcasting production. Here is Regina's interview with Kimberly Hayworth of Stanford University...
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Podcasts for Information Literacy: Database Overview (part 1)
Database Introduction: Here is an overview of what the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals has to offer. This podcast is meant to be used in conjunction with other information literacy training, lectures and exercises. The script was created by Shannon Van Kirk, MLIS and read by Regina...
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Podcasts for Information Literacy : Searching Tips (part 2)
Keyword vs. Subject Heading Searches: The next podcast is a follow-up session on the difference between "Keyword" searching and "Subject" searching. Again this is an example of how librarians can incorporate the use of sound files in their delivery of information literacy content. As with the...
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N the Stacks - Episode 3 : More ideas
For this episode, I concentrated on more ideas for using the podcast and also I give a little background on some of the factors that lead up to the creation of this project. Please think about how you might incorporate podcasting in an information literacy program. Other questions came up for me…
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N the Stacks - Episode 2 : Interview with Deni
Hi everyone, This next podcast is an example of how interviews can make the podcast interesting and relevant. The interview format creates dialog between people on or about a subject. By using this format, the librarian can address the topics related to information literacy while creating a…
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N the Stacks - Episode 1 : Musings, can this work for IL?
Well, here is the first episode of "N the stacks". I hope you find the ideas interesting. The first hurdle was figuring out how to record the file and getting help in doing so. Part of this process has included research on the topic of podcasting. I found out that there are many possible ways to...
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes does N the Stacks have?
N the Stacks currently has 9 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is N the Stacks about?
Information Literacy
How often does N the Stacks release new episodes?
N the Stacks has 9 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
Where can I listen to N the Stacks?
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Who hosts N the Stacks?
N the Stacks is created and hosted by Regina Roberts.
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