Tech Soup
JANUARY 14, 2013
Learn to use Apple products like iPads and iPod Touch. These courses, intended specifically for nonprofit professionals, are prepared by academics, practitioners, and consultants, to help your organization accomplish its mission. Job training for at-risk youth, veterans reentering the workforce, or even homeless populations.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
SEPTEMBER 9, 2006
In the afternoon, I sat in a session called "Gear Talk" by David Berlind who showed professional level equipment which is an even larger investment.) Record Two families of mics Dynamic mic - $80 SHURE SM57 or 58is top of the line- any $20 USB mic Castblaster - can que up your audio files and sound effects - DJ tool.
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Have Fun - Do Good
OCTOBER 17, 2008
Built-in mike MicroTrack 2 by M-Audio. You can usually use any kind of headphones (Walkman, iPod, etc.). Professionals use Sony Pro MDR-7506 Headphones. About $270 on Amazon.com. About $270 on Amazon. Comes with a microphone, or you can buy a better quality one. Need headphones to monitor sound. Electro-Voice Microphone 635A.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
NOVEMBER 17, 2005
Last night I had a wonderful conversation with Corey Pudhorodsky who is the and brains behind 501c3Cast - Podcast for Nonprofits , a weekly podcast show of interviews and news about Nonprofit volunteers, do-gooders, and professionals. Corey Pudhorodsky is the Terry Gross of the nonprofit podcasting world.
Museum 2.0
MARCH 6, 2008
Who's doing audio tours on iPods? We need to bridge the gap between academics and museum professionals by being more open with our processes, so that their research is informed by us, instead of living in its own realm. Technology professionals don’t really understand that they need to contribute to the information economy.
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