When creating podcasts for business, should you script them entirely and read them word-for-word? ...

Answer to #1

Answer: In podcasts, it is generally best to speak from an outline and notes rather than from a script. One of the attractions of podcasting is the conversational, person-to-person feel of the recordings. A scripted performance can reduce or eliminate these characteristics.

Answer to #2

Answer: TRUE
Explanation: For written communication, the completing step involves straightforward evaluation and editing of text. A podcast features the same steps, but because the medium is video or audio, the editing process is much more complicated, requiring the re-recording of parts of the podcast.

Answer to #3

Answer: (Answers may vary.) Real estate agents could record audio podcasts that potential homebuyers could listen to while walking through homes. Marketing departments could replace expensive printed brochures with video podcasts that demonstrate new products in action. Human resource departments could use podcasts to offer video tours of their companies to entice new recruits.

Answer to #4

Answer: E
Explanation: E) One of the attractions of podcasting is the conversational, person-to-person feel of the recordings, so unless you need to capture exact wording, speaking from an outline and notes rather than a prepared script is often the best choice.

Answer to #5

Answer: FALSE
Explanation: One of the attractions of podcasting is the conversational, person-to-person feel of the recordings, so unless you need to capture exact wording, speak from an outline or notes rather than a script.

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