Audio Recording Lectures Forum
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Audio Recording Lectures
This is probably a really dumb question and sorry in advance, but how do you audio record something on a macbook pro - specifically, what is the best way to audio record a lecture on a macbook pro? (and then be able to insert that file into something like growlynotes?) thanks a ton!
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You will never go back and listen to it. Especially with Socratic teaching.
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well a few of my profs for 1L first semester are said to not really use the socratic method...so let's assume that audio recording may be of some help maybe a few times here and there - how can i go about doing that?Desert Fox wrote:You will never go back and listen to it. Especially with Socratic teaching.
- evilxs
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I am sorry, I don't have a mac. I will add I recorded every lecture first semester and stopped when I realized there is literally no chance I would have the time to go back and listen. 1L is too hectic.
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I agree. Recording is a waste of time and most professors will not permit it anyway.
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- Rock-N-Roll
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Re: Audio Recording Lectures
Curious as to why you believe professors wouldn't allow this? Have you had this experience?morris248 wrote:I agree. Recording is a waste of time and most professors will not permit it anyway.
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I'm pretty sure it is not allowed at our school without express permission from the profs.Rock-N-Roll wrote:Curious as to why you believe professors wouldn't allow this? Have you had this experience?morris248 wrote:I agree. Recording is a waste of time and most professors will not permit it anyway.
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Audacity is a free program for recording - I haven't personally used it, but I've heard good things.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
- shepdawg
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Don't waste your time. You'll never have time to listen to it again.
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I think all of my professors specifically prohibited this in their syllabus.
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+1. Check with every professor before recording her/his class.kalvano wrote:I think all of my professors specifically prohibited this in their syllabus.
Also, I recommend Quicktime Pro. It costs $30 to upgrade from the basic Quicktime that came with your mac, which sucks, but it's incredibly straightforward to make an instant audio recording or video recording using your isight camera. $30 is steep but I took the plunge over a year ago and in my opinion it gets enough use to justify the expense.
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