Participation Guide

Participation Guide

  1. Register on European School Radio
    1. How to create my school's page?
    2. User profile management
    3. Library
    4. Modify School Information
    5. Different user roles
      1. Teachers / Educators
        1. Acceptance of teachers and students
        2. Your school's administrator
        3. Blog Post Creation
        4. H5P content publication
      2. Students
      3. Visitors
  2. Engage the students
    1. Actions to promote participation
      1. School participation (Logo and spot)
      2. Creating a group in the Community
      3. Listen to ESR from your website
  3. Decide on your shows
    1. Collaborate on joint emissions
  4. Podcast
    1. Podcast creation
    2. Podcast editing
    3. Add an Episode to a Podcast
    4. Podcast deletion
  5. Radio Show
    1. Creating a Short Show
    2. Creating a Scheduled Show
    3. Programmed Show Processing
    4. Adding an Episode to the Radio Show
    5. Scheduled Show Episode Processing
    6. Radio Show Deletion
  6. Search
    1. Search Shows & Podcasts
    2. Search for Schools
    3. Search for Users
  7. Prepare your shows
    1. Actions to promote the show
  8. Record your shows
  9. Live show broadcast
  10. Listen to your show!
  11. Teacher training
  12. Make it heard 2024
    1. Submit your entry | Make it heard 2024
    2. Evaluation of Participations
      1. Evaluation Guide for Teachers/Educators
      2. Evaluation Guide for Students
      3. Evaluation Guide for Judges
  13. Other Activities of European School Radio
  14. Ways of Support

4.Podcast #

Podcast

Hey there 👋!

Before we dive into creating our very first podcast for European School Radio, let’s take a moment to chat about what a podcast actually is.

Imagine a radio show that you can listen to at your own pace, anytime, anywhere. That’s essentially what a podcast is – a series of digital audio files that you can download or stream on your computer or mobile device.

These audio files, or episodes, can cover a wide range of topics and are usually hosted by individuals who lead engaging conversations, share fascinating stories, or report on the latest news. You can find them on various streaming apps like Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.

The cool thing about the term ‘podcast’ is that it’s a blend of ‘iPod’ and ‘broadcast’. It’s a super convenient medium for both listeners and creators. For creators, there are platforms that allow you to publish your own content. For listeners, it’s like having an on-demand internet radio show.

Now that we’ve got a handle on what a podcast is, we’re all set to start our exciting project with European School Radio. Thanks for being part of this adventure!

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