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    A good introduction, with some useful links, for a beginner like me! It’s given me ideas to use with my students. Thank you!
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  1. Podcasting – A guide www.think-bank.com
  2. What is a podcast?
    • Essentially a radio show
    • Distributed over the internet
    • Not live – listen whenever you want
    • http:// www.commoncraft.com /podcasting
  3. Download and play on your PC, or mobile devices such as mobile phones, iPods and other MP3 players
  4. Can access podcasts via iTunes
  5. Can listen through websites http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/
  6. Or subscribe to RSS feeds http://www.downs.kent.sch.uk/downsfm
  7. What to podcast?
  8. 2 main ways
    • as a way to deliver content to your students.
      • Think of a podcast as a lesson to take away:
    • as a means to showcase your students’ work.
      • Students recording podcasts as assignments or class tasks
    http://www.boxoftricks.net/?p=367
  9. School news Local, National, International news Discuss topics that are taking place and how it relates to them or their studies
  10. Audio books – record for themselves or for younger readers
  11. Instructional guides – students create for each other. Or teacher produces to guide them.
  12. Interviews Interview members of staff, students, members of the community, and visitors to school.
  13. Pupil Voices Talk about themselves and topics that interest them; for an example, the Youth Voices Project: http://yv.wamu.org/index.php
  14. Revision Audio versions of lesson notes – important points and information. Student or teacher-created.
    • learning benefits:
    • pupils or staff can listen when and where they want, at their own pace, in a relaxed environment
    • the process of recording and editing can deepen pupils' understanding of key concepts
    • pupils can develop their speaking, listening and writing skills
    From: http://joedale.typepad.com/integrating_ict_into_the_/2008/09/the-educational.html
    • learning benefits:
    • pupils can listen as many times as is necessary for them to embed ideas
    • opportunities for pupil voice, peer assessment and collaborative work
    • struggling readers can make accelerated progress by listening back to themselves or their teacher reading on headphones
    From: http://joedale.typepad.com/integrating_ict_into_the_/2008/09/the-educational.html
  15. To make a podcast
    • Microphone / audio recorder
    • Editing software such as Audacity
    • http:// audacity.sourceforge.net /
    • Somewhere to host the podcast
    • Imagination / Inspiration 
  16. Podsafe music
    • You will usually not be allowed to use commercial music for copyright reasons.
    • Some artists allow their music to be played in podcasts.
    • http://www.podsafeaudio.com
    • http://music.podshow.com/
    • http:// www.jamendo.com /
    • http:// www.freesound.org / (for FX)
  17. Examples
    • http:// www.downs.kent.sch.uk/downsfm /
    • http://www.sandaigprimary.co.uk/radio_sandaig/index.php
    • http://sta.hcdsb.org/media/aquicast/
    • http://www.revisionsuccess.co.uk/revision.htm
    • For the latest list of sites relevant to podcasting, go to http://delicious.com/dannynic/podcast
    • http://www.boxoftricks.net/?p=367
    • http://joedale.typepad.com/integrating_ict_into_the_/2008/09/the-educational.html
  18. Task
    • In groups of 2 or 3 record a short podcast on a topic of your choice.
    • Remember;
      • Strong beginning
      • Record in short bursts
      • Short, sweet and interesting
      • Keep it natural
      • No personal info
      • Know your audience

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