The document discusses how teachers can use podcasts in education. It defines podcasts as digital audio files that are compatible with Windows and Apple devices and do not require an iPod. It then outlines the basic steps to create a podcast which include recording audio using Audacity or GarageBand, sharing the recording to iTunes to create an MP3 file, tagging the MP3 with relevant information, and uploading the file to a podcast hosting service. The document encourages teachers to reflect on creative ways to integrate podcasts into their classrooms.

1. DIGITAL LITERACY:
PODCASTS IN
EDUCATION
Created and Delivered by: Kamika Brown

2. Focus Question
How do teachers
successfully integrate
technology into their
classrooms?

3. Podcasts
 Podcasts are digital audio files
 Compatible for Windows and Apple
 No iPod Necessary

4. Please take six
minutes to watch the
provided video.

5. Steps to Create a Podcast

6. Record Audio
You may use
Audacity
(Windows)
or
Garageband
(Apple).

7. Share Recording to iTunes
You may use
iTunes with
both
Windows
and Apple
operating
systems.

8. Tag MP3 File
This may be
done in
iTunes or
MP3 tagging
software of
your choice.

9. Upload to a Podcast Hosting
Service
You may use
a free or
paid hosting
service of
your choice.

10. Creating Podcasts
 Record audio using Audacity (Windows) or
GarageBand (Apple)
 Share audio to iTunes and create new MP3
Version
 Tag MP3
 Upload MP3 to a podcast hosting service

11. Reflection
Please take three minutes to think
about creative ways to integrate
podcasts into the classroom.

12. Closing
Thank you for participating in my
workshop. Please complete the
provided survey to provide
feedback for the course.