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Pre-College

WEB RADIO WORKSHOP 01: Intro

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Introduction
Our Web Radio Station, UARTS Radio.
Our streaming provider.: Live365
– The importance of marketing your show.
– Use social media (all forms)
– Build an audience

2 types of shows:
– Pre-Recorded
– Live in the Studio

Radio Show Format:
– SID on the hour, and every 15-20 minutes
– We are not a jukebox, so get on the air.
– Keep a song list (this is how artists get paid)

Pre-Recorded:
– File must be in MP3 format.
– Streaming rate is 64kb/s. Reduce file size accordingly
– Follow radio format above
– Use pre recorded SIDs or make your own (must say at least “UARTS RADIO”)

ASSIGNMENT:
Create a 1 hour radio show in MP3 format

Pre-College

DM+M 01: Introduction

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What is it?
Analog vs Digital
Evolution of Media – rapidly moving from this to this?
Down side of Digital media
Digital Distribution: the dark side

DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION PROJECT:
On weekly basis, you will be producing serialized digital media. Write, make videos, make music, etc., but do it every week. The most important part of this project is not the media you produce, but the way in which it is distributed. How are you getting this creation out to a wider audience? Use FB, twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and any other social media platform or site. I will be paying close attention to your audience interactions, and self – promotion (likes, retweets, etc).
Example
More and more examples

Pre-College

Syllabus: Web Radio Workshop

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Syllabus_PC_WRW

Instructor Information:
Name: Juan Parada
Email: jparada@uarts.edu
Email Policy: Email with any questions, anytime. I will get back to you within 24 hours

Course Description:
Interested in producing, deejaying or managing your own online radio broadcast or an existing web station? This course examines operations within The University of the Arts’ Web radio station, UARTS RADIO with emphases on delivery options, programming and content management.

Course Objectives/Learning Objectives:
How will a student demonstrate that he/she has learned?
• Class participation and assignments

COURSE POLICIES
• Attendance is mandatory and all class work must be completed

UNIVERSITY POLICIES:

Student Code of Conduct
Pre-College Programs works to provide a safe and healthy environment for learning and artistic growth. As this is a college-level program, students are expected to behave accordingly, which demands regular class attendance , respect of personal and University property as well as the rights of students, faculty, and staff. All students are expected to follow the Student Code of Conduct regardless of whether they are on-campus or not during the time of the infraction. The Student Code of Conduct also applies to violations of local, state, and/or federal laws. Prior to arrival on campus, students and parents are required to read and confirm acknowledgement of the Student Code of Conduct.

Academic Honesty/ Integrity Policy
Violations of academic integrity are considered to be acts of academic dishonesty and include (but are not limited to) cheating, plagiarizing, fabrication, denying others access to information or material, and facilitating academic dishonesty, and are subject to disciplinary action. To review the Academic Honesty/ Integrity Policy in its entirety, please visit: http://cs.uarts.edu/ce/policies#academichonesty/integritypolicy

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