Integrating Podcasting into the Curriculum
Podcast as defined on "Podhead" - PODCAST: The word podcast was originally constructed by the words "iPod" and "boradcast". Later, the expression POD was redefined to mean "Personal On Demand", so that podcasting came to mean "Personal On Demand CASTING" or "Personal transmitions available for download". So, a podcast is a series of related shows available on the internet, that can be played back on an MP3 player. Besides a number of episodes a podcast consists of an RSS feed, that describes the podcasts and its individual episodes.
Sterling Online Learning Community
Podcasting Tools:
Blue Snowball
iPod Touch and Thumbtack mic I would suggest either audiomemos or iTalk (free applications).
SanDisk Sansa m250 2GB MP3 player
Skype and Supertintin or Pretty May Recorder
Apple's Garageband on a Mac Book or Mac Book Pro.
Audacity cross platform sound recorder
Audioboo
Vocaroo Audio recording using a flash application that is web based. Very basic ability to record audio and then have option to embed or e-mail.
GeograffittiRecord a audio via your cell phone and have it geographical map your location of broadcast.
Free cell phone podcasting with drop.io
Podstock Roaving Reporter Assignment:
Voicemail
646-402-5683 x 51065
Podstock Podcast Project questions:
1. What are some of your favorite podcasting websites?
2. Where can I listen to podcasts other teachers have done so I can get ideas?
3. Do you prefer virtual or FTF conferences? Why?
4. What will be the first idea, site, or tool that you will share with your colleagues when you return to school/office?
5. When 2 web 2.0 tools can serve the same purpose, how do you choose which one to use?
6. How does student podcasting compare to "real world" podcasting?
7. What is your strategy for managing information and minimizing info overload?
8. What books would you suggest to others to further their understanding of education or technology?
9. What strategies do you use when selecting sessions at a conference?
10. What are your favorite topics to turn into a podcast?
Tony Vincent's Podcasting Booklet Podcasting_Booklet.pdf
Podcasting Rubric TnC Podcast Rubric.pdf
Pre-service student PSA podcasts These are pre-service podcasts created based on public service announcements based on educational issues.
Interviews with students about technology and their projects.Mantz's Mission podcasts
Podcasting and Education - January 2008 article from Campus Technology magazine
Sterling Online Learning Community
Podcasting Tools:
Blue Snowball
iPod Touch and Thumbtack mic I would suggest either audiomemos or iTalk (free applications).
SanDisk Sansa m250 2GB MP3 player
Skype and Supertintin or Pretty May Recorder
Apple's Garageband on a Mac Book or Mac Book Pro.
Audacity cross platform sound recorder
Audioboo
Vocaroo Audio recording using a flash application that is web based. Very basic ability to record audio and then have option to embed or e-mail.
GeograffittiRecord a audio via your cell phone and have it geographical map your location of broadcast.
Free cell phone podcasting with drop.io
Podstock Roaving Reporter Assignment:
Voicemail
646-402-5683 x 51065
Podstock Podcast Project questions:
1. What are some of your favorite podcasting websites?
2. Where can I listen to podcasts other teachers have done so I can get ideas?
3. Do you prefer virtual or FTF conferences? Why?
4. What will be the first idea, site, or tool that you will share with your colleagues when you return to school/office?
5. When 2 web 2.0 tools can serve the same purpose, how do you choose which one to use?
6. How does student podcasting compare to "real world" podcasting?
7. What is your strategy for managing information and minimizing info overload?
8. What books would you suggest to others to further their understanding of education or technology?
9. What strategies do you use when selecting sessions at a conference?
10. What are your favorite topics to turn into a podcast?
Tony Vincent's Podcasting Booklet Podcasting_Booklet.pdf
Podcasting Rubric TnC Podcast Rubric.pdf
Pre-service student PSA podcasts These are pre-service podcasts created based on public service announcements based on educational issues.
Interviews with students about technology and their projects.Mantz's Mission podcasts
Podcasting and Education - January 2008 article from Campus Technology magazine
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