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    1. PODCASTING FOR EDUCATION
    2. AGENDA
      • Types of podcasts
      • Podcasting in Education
      • Examples
      • Design
      • Making a Podcast
    3. TYPES OF PODCASTS
    4. RECORDINGS
    5. RSS FEEDS
    6. AUDIO
    7. ENHANCED
    8. VIDEO
    9. OTHER TRENDS
    10. PODCASTING IN EDUCATION
    11. THREE TYPES: THOSE YOU FIND, THOSE YOU MAKE, & THOSE YOU ASSIGN
    12. THOSE YOU FIND
      • Out-of-class listening
      • Supplement course materials
      • Provide expert voices
    13. THOSE YOU FIND
      • Specific Sites (ex. NPR )
      • iTunes directory
      • Podcast Pickle
      • Podcast Alley
    14. THOSE YOU MAKE
      • Out-of-class listening
      • Review material
      • Supplementary content
    15. THOSE YOU ASSIGN
      • Develop communication competencies
      • Research project: finding and evaluating information, developing ideas, and sharing information
      • Scaffold assignments: one student’s project could be another’s review material
    16. STUDENT RESPONSES
      • “ Whenever I hear myself on a podcast, I want to get better for the next time.”—Alex
      • “ Podcasting is very motivating because people from all over the world are listening to you. We are competing with all the other student podcasts to be the very best.”—Zach
      • “ Podcasting is motivating because it is just plain fun. It doesn’t matter what the subject is, podcasting makes all subjects enjoyable to learn.”—Kim
      • “ Podcasting motivates me to do better with my sentence fluency and my speech.”—David
    17. EXAMPLES
    18. PODCAST LIBRARIES oculture.com/2007/06/podcast_library.html
    19. PROFESSIONAL WEBSITES bbc.co.uk/languages/french/mafrance
    20. STUDY CAST http://www.mrcoley.com/studycast/
    21. CODY’S CUENTOS http://codyscuentos.com/
    22. COLEYCAST http://www.mrcoley.com/coleycast/
    23. WILLOWWEB http://www.mpsomaha.org/willow/radio/listen.html
    24. COULEE KIDS http://wiki.sdlax.k12.wi.us/groups/couleekids/blog/
    25. THE ROAD SHE TRAVELED http://wiki.sdlax.k12.wi.us/groups/theroadshetraveled/
    26. DESIGN
    27. THINGS TO CONSIDER
      • Who is your audience?
      • What is the purpose of the podcast?
      • What role will it play in the course?
        • In student evaluation?
    28. TOOLS
      • Audacity (audio)
      • PowerPoint (slides)
      • http://flickrcc.bluemountains.net/ (photos)
      • Point-and-shoot camera (photos and video)
      • Windows Movie Maker (to pull together an enhanced or video podcast)
    29. PLACES
      • CD or DVD
      • Course Management System
      • Website/Blog
      • Hosted site (odeo.com, blip.tv, etc.)
      • iTunes (anyone can add a podcast to their directory!)
    30. QUESTIONS?

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