LibriVox Forum

Hello, all--sorry for taking so long to reply here. I am doing the project again with new students, and the edits are being made to the earlier poems as requested by the PL. However, I do have one question--the long poem by Behn, "The Disappointment." This is an interesting case, as the po...

Thanks, MaryAnn-- I've made the updates! I had fewer student contributions that were appropriate than I would have liked, and I plan on doing this project again in the future to flesh out the contribution titles. Is it possible to add to a project after the fact, or is it only available to the publi...

MaryAnne-- My students didn't have the initial blurb that's specific for this project until much later, after the fact. They did use the regular librivox opener, though. Will that be alright? If not, is this something that a different reader could add?

Thanks, again!
Tonya

Readings thus far! https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/anna_barbauld_rights_of_woman_sarah_moustafa128kb.mp3 https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/anne_bradstreet_the_author_to_her_book_rosaida_de_jesus_128kb.mp3 https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/anne_bradstreet_the_prologue_...

I'm going to set up the MW soon--just trying to get the files I already have in correct order. Thanks!

17th- and 18th-Century Poems by Women by Katherine Philips (1632 - 1664) and others . This project is now complete. All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/17th-and-18th-century-poems-by-women/ This is a collection of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century verse by women...

Got it! I finished the one-minute test already, and I've introduced the concept for the course thoroughly. They've also had training on the software. I think I'll set up a solo space for the compilation, and after the recordings are done and vetted, I'll upload them together.

Thank you so much, Annise! This is great advice, and just what I was wondering about. I'll do the sample recording and begin getting a hang of it all!

Great, thanks! Is there a good link you'd recommend for how to go about setting up a compilation? Would this use the same steps for a single book?

-Tonya

Hello, all! I am interested in recording a collection of poems by frequently-taught-in-the-college-classroom 17th and 18th century women writers. All of the poems are in the public domain, but there are no collections of such poems in the public domain. How can I create a collection that is not alre...

Hello, all! I'm an educator, and I have had my students work on audiobooks for class projects--I figured it was time to step up their game, so LibriVox is the obvious way to do that. I think the first class project will be a short work collection of poems by 17th and 18th century female poets. I'll ...