| Day 1 – 26th January |
4:30pm – 5:20pm (50 minutes)
- Welcoming students from Greenhead College and undergraduates from The University of Huddersfield
- Brief induction of the Sound Imaging project
- Learning about the concepts of geo-locative audio and sound walk practice
- Learning about the locations the students will explore to create imaginary soundscape
Break (10 minutes)
5:30pm – 6:30pm (60 minutes)
- Going out to the locations and listen to the environment
- Documenting sound walk practice
- Deciding which locations each group will create imaginary geo-locative audio
Homework (Submit by 1st February)
- Each group decides what kind of soundscape they would like to create and post their idea on the blog. The post should include: concept, supporting text, images, or links of the concept, list of sound they would like to record
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| Day 2 – 2nd February |
4:30pm – 5:10pm (40 minutes)
- Each group presents their ideas to other groups (less than 10 minutes for each group)
- Learning how to use 2D Hudscape sound map and how to document sound for recording
5:10pm – 6:00pm (50 minutes)
- Going out to the location with sound recording equipment and record sound as planned
- Documenting sound as recording
Go back to Mac lab
6:10pm – 6:30pm (20 minutes)
- Returning sound equipment and saving sound files on dropbox.
- Uploading sound files on 2D Hudscape sound map
Homework (Submit by 6th February)
- Each group log all of sound recordings they have captured on 2D Hudscape map with detailed information for each sound file (including microphone location) and photographs of sound sources.
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| Day 3 – 9th February |
4:30pm – 6:30pm (120 minutes)
- Group activity: each group listens to their sound recordings and start planning how to edit, add effects, and where to locate sound files on their location map
- Editing / Mixing sound files
- Undergraduates go around each group and check their progress
Homework (Submit by 22st February)
- Each group produces stereo mp3 files for soundmap
- Upload the mp3 files on Dropbox
- Upload each sound element they will upload on SonicMaps on 2D Hudscape Map
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| Day 4 – 23rd February |
4:30pm – 5:00pm (30 minutes)
- Learning how to locate sound files on SonicMaps
- Copying all sound file links from 2D Hudscape Map and sending them to their mobiles
5:00pm – 6:00pm (60 minutes)
- Going out to the location and locating sound files using SonicMaps
- Getting checked their final version of sound walk with undergraduates
6:00pm – 6:30pm (3o minutes)
- Each group needs to complete their group’s soundwalk guide on a paper map
Homework (Submit by 24th February)
- Prepare presentation (5 – 10 minutes) for the public event on 25th February and post supporting materials on the blog
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