Author Question: When organizing the content for a podcast, which of the following become especially important? A) ... (Read 154 times)

wenmo · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

When organizing the content for a podcast, which of the following become especially important?

A) Previews and transitions
B) Backchanneling
C) Podcast channel
D) Scheduling
E) Distribution

Question 2

One of the biggest advantages of an audio podcast over other types of social media is what?

A) The hands free/eyes free aspect of the message
B) The ability to move through the message to find critical data
C) The ability to retrieve the data when needed
D) The ability to access the data over a variety of technology
E) The ease of setting up the podcast

covalentbond · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: A
Explanation: A) As you organize the content for a podcast, pay close attention to previews, transitions, and reviews. These steering devices are especially vital in audio recordings because audio lacks the street signs (such as headings) that audiences rely on in print media. Moreover, scanning back and forth to find specific parts of an audio or video message is much more difficult than with textual messages, so you need to do everything possible to make sure your audience successfully receives and interprets your message on the first try.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A
Explanation: A) Podcasting combines the media richness of voice or visual communication with the convenience of portability. Audiences can listen or watch podcasts on a blog or website, or they can download them to phones or portable music players to consume on the go. Particularly with audio podcasts, the hands-off, eyes-off aspect makes them great for listening to while driving or exercising.