The most challenging aspect of project #6 for me was surprisingly enough "mic fright." I went into the computer lab early in the morning hoping to reduce the number of people present, but before I could start the recording the lab was pretty filled up. There I sat, a guy who has played guitar and sang in front of thousands of people, and I literally had to talk myself into pressing the "start recording" button. "Mic fright" is the real deal! Once I made it over that hurdle however, everything else went great. The most rewarding was just gaining the experience with another application that I have never used before, it's another educational tool that I now have at my disposal. I have utilized Dr. Isaacson's profcasts many times this semester in P250, so I know of the advantages for a teacher to work with profcast. That said, I can't really think of any use for profcast in regard to student use. I definitely plan on making profcast part of my classroom. Thanks for a great class. Merry Christmas and take care!
Andrew Carlin
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