Accessagogy: Recent Episodes
Ann Gagne
Accessagogy is a podcast about bringing accessibility to your pedagogy. It is a space where you can ask questions, where questions will be answered (hopefully), and where accessibility practices in different teaching and learning spaces will be assessed and critiqued.
In this episode, we take a ‘listen’ on whether scales are needed when we learn to play music. (I wasn’t sure which audio experiment to upload, so I uploaded the edited/2nd version of our audio experiment. Not sure if this should still show “Accessagogy” above the episode name. Also, although Brenna’s video instructions showed that… Continue reading Scales to Beautiful
All the latest in hiking technology, equipment, and gadgets reviewed right here for you! Transcript
All the latest in hiking technology, equipment, and gadgets reviewed right here for you! Transcript
Carbon is the backbone of life, but in today's world 'carbon' has become a dirty word. You me, the entire world is exhorted to decarbonize. In this episode I visit a horticultural greenhouse and inspired by the profusion of plants photosynthesizing on a winter day, think through the radical possibility that carbon plays in our planet, in the biosphere, in this small greenhouse situated in the southern Interior of BC.
A digital story can be compared to a tent. This short podcast audio experiment uses text from the Digital NWT course, Digital Storytelling. Text and image licenced CC-BY-NC
Complete Transcript can be viewed on the uncategorized blogpost, Digital Tent Transcript
I had to publish both the podcast and the transcript blogpost before I could get the URLs to add cross links.
I've been struggling with my own computer and microphone specifically. I believe its from messing around with various audio software such as Loopback and OBS and lots of various plugins and drivers, that seem to have taken away my ability to record in stereo. Its gotten to the point where I may just wipe this machine clean and start over from factory settings. Arrrgh!
Regardless of this imperfection, (something that normally would paralyze me in my tracks) I wanted to complete the process and "syndicate" my audio for this week.
I started out goofing on a version of “Sitting in a Room” by Alvin Lucier. It is a legendary 1969 audio experiment with cascading repeating audio loops (at the time played from one tape recorder into another), and eventually it descends into pure noise.
Transcript for Sitting in a Glory Daze Room (HTML)
A brief foray into introducing what I'd like to talk about in these podcasts. It still needs work but there you are.