Mini Podcast: Edit and Export
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Bring basic editing decisions together in one short production plan. Students remove an unwanted retake, sequence four clips, calculate the episode length, and distinguish an editable project from the WAV file requested by a teacher. A final listening checklist connects the paper plan to a real export workflow.
Learning objectives
- Choose clips that belong in a short episode.
- Calculate start times and total duration for a sequence.
- Distinguish saving a project from exporting audio.
- Plan two checks of the exported file before submission.
How to use this worksheet
Assign this as a short capstone after trimming, fades, and level-balancing lessons. Students can first solve the paper plan, then apply it to teacher-provided clips in a school-approved editor. Use original or permission-cleared sounds and follow school privacy rules.
What is included
The free two-page US Letter PDF contains one student worksheet followed by its matching answer key. Print page 1 for students; keep page 2 for discussion or checking. No audio files or software account are required.
Download worksheet and answer key (PDF)
Frequently asked questions
Does the download include audio clips?
No. It includes the planning worksheet and answer key. Teachers can supply their own approved recordings for an optional practical extension.
Why save a project and export audio?
The project preserves the editable work. The exported audio is a separate playable file for the requested submission.
Must every podcast use WAV?
No. WAV is the teacher-requested format in this scenario. Real delivery requirements depend on the assignment or publishing destination.