matthew sutton on 2009-11-15
Great list of additional online resources through this one that will help improve the use of podcasts educationally.
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Educational Value of
PodcastsPodcasts can be created from original material by students
and teachers or existing audio files can be downloaded for classroom
use.
Creating a podcast allows students to share learning experiences. It
provides them with a world-wide audience that makes learning meaningful and
assessment authentic. Teachers can use the technology to provide additional and
revision material to students to download and review at a time that suits them.
The flexibility that such time-shifting offers makes podcasting a valuable
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A podcast is an audio or video file archived on the Internet in
such a way that it can be automatically accessed by a personal computer,
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Be aware that schools operating behind fire walls may not be
able to take advantage of subscription services and many schools block the
downloading of mp3 files. - 6 more annotations...
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Linda SantiagoCreating a podcast allows students to share learning experiences. It provides them with a world-wide audience that makes learning meaningful and assessment authentic. Teachers can use the technology to provide additional and revision material to students to download and review at a time that suits them. The flexibility that such time-shifting offers makes podcasting a valuable educational tool.
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Recording. You will need a microphone and software such
as Audacity (cross-platform) or GarageBand (Apple) to record your sound file.
A number of sites on the Internet offer tutorials for using the software, such
as this one on setting up and using Audacity by
Jake Ludington and Apple's
page on using GarageBand for podcasting.
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Paige SteeleThis web page gives plenty of resources for using and creating podcasts in the classroom. Close to the bottom of the page, there are lists of educational podcasts.
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Maggie VersterCreating a podcast allows students to share learning experiences. It provides them with a world-wide audience that makes learning meaningful and assessment authentic. Teachers can use the technology to provide additional and revision material to students to download and review at a time that suits them. The flexibility that such time-shifting offers makes podcasting a valuable educational tool.
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Tiana VisserThis article is designed to teach teachers how to develop podcasts in their classroom. There are step by step instructions on how to start a classroom podcast. The reasons for developing a classroom podcast are also given. Teachers can learn a lot from this website and can develop a podcast that they can run or that they can have their students run. Podcasts are the new digital tool that students need to learn about and understand.
The NETS-T standard that this article exemplifies is:
2. Design and Develop Digital-Age Learning Experiences and Assessments
Teachers design, develop, and evaluate authentic learning experiences and assessments incorporating contemporary tools and resources to maximize content learning in context and to develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes identified in the NETS•S. Teachers:
a. design or adapt relevant learning experiences that incorporate digital tools and resources to promote student learning and creativity -
Tim Sparacinoa comprehensive collection of information include how to podcast, ideas for the classroom, rationale for use, and much more
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Tim Sparacinoa comprehensive collection of information include how to podcast, ideas for the classroom, rationale for use, and much more
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Mallory BurtonThis excellent Australian site tells you how to subscribe to podcasts, how to get started, and points you to some real examples of podcasts used in the classroom.
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Ann Johnstontips on creating, finding and using podcasts in the classroom. includes links to podcasts from CSIRO, ABC etc.
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Camilla ElliottCMIS Dept of Education Western Australia
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paul reidA podcast is an audio file archived on the Internet in such a way that it can be automatically accessed by a personal computer, downloaded and transferred to a portable MP3 player.
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