Author: HCC HawkMedia Club
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Lab Project 2: “My Five” (5-Minute) Podcast
“My Five” Podcast Project You are to create a five minute podcast (like a radio show) using Audacity. You are required to have a script, a “theme song” (yes, singing…), sound effects, and “animated” presentation of your interview. Here’s a video tutorial: http://youtu.be/-hrBbczS9I0 Your format should generally be as follows: :15Theme song/jingle (HINT: You might…
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Introduction to Me
Greetings. I am Dr. Richard F. Gaspar, a full Professor of Mass Communication and has taught for 30+ years. I have been recognized as a site level, county level and state level teacher of the year. I earned my A.A. at Hillsborough Community College, B.A. at the University of Tampa, M.A. and Ph.D. at the…
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Saving Face on Facebook (White paper by Dr. Richard F. Gaspar)
In Western culture, individual privacy is a long established basic right. Many laws have been established that safeguard privacy. Categories defining the parameters of privacy have also been created to protect individuals from unreasonable intrusion. However, for social media users, new businesses and modern consumers of news, the established legal definitions may be inadequate. On…
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Fall MMC 2100 Introduction
Hola Students and Friends, Greetings from Tampa! I am Dr. Richard F. Gaspar, and I am a full Professor at Hillsborough Community College in Ybor City, Florida. I received my Associate of Arts Degree from Hillsborough Community College in 1990. I was selected as the student commencement speaker, and I promised to come back and…
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NISOD Preconference Seminar: Moving Digital Storytelling to the Mobile Platform
Moving Digital Storytelling to the Mobile Platform The workshop by Joe Lambert was insightful and provided a variety of resources for storytelling and information sharing. The Center for Digital Storytelling (http://www.storycenter.org/) provides some excellent examples of tools, stories and models that can be used for helping share stories. There is also a great YouTube channel…
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Free-Blogging
My Separate Peace “I went back to my bay area community college not long ago, and found it looking curiously different than when I was a student there ten years before. The rooms seemed smaller than I remembered, and I no longer needed to scurry from floor to floor in desperation to find the classroom…
