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align="right">  In order to 'graduate' and recieve
a very cool ' webcaster badge' from the Webcast Academy,
interns  need
to:

• complete the previous steps, including producing three
  'interncasts'
• complete a href="http://www.webcastacademy.net/Profiles"> webcaster
  portfolio page
• create at least one 'webcaster setup'
  page
  
  and
• stream their own ' style="font-weight: bold;">gradcast style="font-weight: bold;">'
  .  Each gradcast will be different, but the general goal is to
  demonstrate your webcasting ability, reflect on the process of becoming
  a webcaster, share lessons learned, and discuss your future webcasting
  goals and plans. 
  
  Graduationcasts should include
  
  • a properly posted event listing beforehand
  • an overview of their 'webcasting journey' (original
    motivations, personal & technical challenges, etc.) 
  • a brief overview of their webcasting setup and any
    special challenges they faced using their hardware
  • short descriptions of their 3 featured interncasts
  • a discussion of their future webcasting plans and goals
    
    
    
    Gradcasts posts should be published on the Webcast Academy site within
    a week of webcast and include a link to the intern's webcaster
    portfolio, the chat log from the webcast, and properly encoded audio
    (with ID3 tags).

After
session
leaders verify successful completion of all  tasks,
interns will be awarded their  Webcaster Badge and Certificate
of Proficiency.   They
can then apply for a Worldbridges Webcasting License and become
eligible to become a 'producer'  at any of the Worldbridges
webcasting communities.   They will also receive
'webcaster' permissions and additional hosting space at The Webcast
Academy.