Podcast Slideshow on sleepwalking disorder
Slide 1
Title slide
Slide 2
Overview of what sleepwalking disorder is
Picture of a child sleepwalking on a treadmill
Slide 3
Causes of sleepwalking
Pictures of a couple of different causes for sleepwalking
Slide 4
Symptoms of sleepwalking
A picture someone who is sleepwalking and portarays most or all of the symptoms
Slide 5
Treatment options or prevention tips for sleepwalking
Pictures of the different treatment options
Slide 6
How sleepwalking can effect the patient
I'm not sure what type of picture I would have with this slide suggestions are welcome
Slide 7
Sources
This is just a very breif overview of my plans for the podcast slideshow and any suggestions are more than welcome.
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Podcast
For me the biggest difference between written and spoken text is that written text can sometimes be bland and boring where as spoken text seems to hold the audiences attention. I am not by any means saying that this is always true because I have listened to some very boring podcasts before, but I have a strong feeling that this class will make some very entertainig podcasts.
My major revision plan for my podcast is to shorten my script that way my podcast is not so drawn out (eight minutes is just a little bit to long for me). Also Kayla suggested that I slow down my speed when I am talking. At first I did not realize that I was talking so fast until I went back and listened to it again, so I will definitly be talking slower in my final podcast. Another thing that I need to work on is that I studdered a little bit probably because I was nervous, so I will definitly be working on that little problem when i record again.
Feedback is also welcome so feel free to comment on my podcast.
For me the biggest difference between written and spoken text is that written text can sometimes be bland and boring where as spoken text seems to hold the audiences attention. I am not by any means saying that this is always true because I have listened to some very boring podcasts before, but I have a strong feeling that this class will make some very entertainig podcasts.
My major revision plan for my podcast is to shorten my script that way my podcast is not so drawn out (eight minutes is just a little bit to long for me). Also Kayla suggested that I slow down my speed when I am talking. At first I did not realize that I was talking so fast until I went back and listened to it again, so I will definitly be talking slower in my final podcast. Another thing that I need to work on is that I studdered a little bit probably because I was nervous, so I will definitly be working on that little problem when i record again.
Feedback is also welcome so feel free to comment on my podcast.
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