This provides students with multiple ways to engage your class content and can also help students with special instructional needs. Knowing how to use a free audio editing platform like Audacity can open up new classroom possibilities, such as taking a pre-recorded video lecture and making it available as a podcast or. With the growing role of social media and digital technologies in the classroom, more faculty and students are turning to multimedia as part of teaching and learning today, with podcasts becoming an especially popular medium. Audacity is also officially supported software through TLP, DLT and ITSS. This guide is focused on using Audacity (opens in new window), which is a free, open-source multi-track audio editing software that can be downloaded online.
This teaching guide is focused on faculty who have never used an audio editing program before but are interested in learning how to incorporate audio projects into their classrooms in some form-from student audio projects to class podcasts.
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