[RNLD] Training community language workers to use H1 Zoom recorders (or H1n); and how to create a simple metadata and data management log/system...

[Emma Murphy]

Hi Heather,

RNLD has a "Documenting and Revitalising Indigenous Languages" training
program, and among many other topics we do teach people to use digital
recorders (among many other things!). We do have some
worksheets/information sheets about basic functions of the recorders, tips
(recording in WAV vs MP3 format etc), and also, I think, a simple metadata
template in an excel spreadsheet, but perhaps not teaching materials about
why and how to use metadata (I can check this though).

Our Zoom H1 worksheets would be based on the original version of the Zoom,
so I'm not sure what has changed, but if you are interested I can email you
these materials - feel free to email me off-list if anything sounds useful.
We may also have a video demonstrating use of the Zoom.

Thanks and good luck!

Emma


On Sun, Sep 2, 2018 at 8:42 AM, Michif Speaker <hsouter at gmail.com> wrote:

> Taanshi kiyawaaw, hello you all,
>
> Kihchi-marsii for all the responses to my earlier query about simple audio
> recording devices for a Master (Mentor)-Apprentice Program.  I have decided
> to go with the H1n Zoom (2018 version) for our program and see how things
> go...
>
> Today, I am looking for help in giving a short training on the use of the
> H1n and also how to create simple but useful metadata and data management
> system. If possible, I don't want to recreate the wheel!   We will have a
> mixed bag in terms of apprentices in our program, so I need to create
> something that is both accessible and useful to all our community members.
> I don't want to give anyone hives from too much techy stuff!  LOL!
>
> Any suggestions, ideas, Powerpoint presentations, etc. would be greatly
> appreciated!
>
> Eekoshi pitamaa.  That's it for now.
>
> Heather
> Prairies to Woodlands Indigenous Language Revitalization Circle
> Camperville, MB
>



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