Students will create an identity portfolio featuring a historical narrative based on an event impacting a family member. They will generate a family tree, interview a family member, research the historical event, write a narrative blending the interview and research, and include a reflection. The portfolio will be published online using issuu.com.
How to Organize Your Content into a Podcast?
Get into the details of podcast show development by learning how to approach your podcast preparations, topic research, script development, recording schedule, show notes, and production. If you're ready to understand what it takes to produce a podcast, or even thinking about a topic you would like to transform into a podcast, then this talk is for you!
About This Talk
Join me (Kyle Bondo), founder of Gagglepod and the host of the Merchants of Dirt Podcast, for a Meetup Talk about how to develop the strategy that will become your podcast.
Join the Gaggle
Some podcasters get stuck along the way and don't know where to go next. At the end of each talk, we have a Q&A session where you can get all your how-to podcasting questions answered. No upsell. no fluff. Take this opportunity to ask any question that will get you unstuck and back to building your podcast!
But wait, there's more!
This is the first in a series of talks to get you up-and-running with your first podcast. It can also help you improve the podcast you already have. Each talk hits on a podcasting topic designed to give you something that you can immediately put to use. However, if you can't wait, go to Gagglepod.com to take a look at my intensive one-day workshops or my one-on-one coaching opportunities.
Location
Germanna Community College
10000 Germanna Point Drive
Workforce Building Room 126
Fredericksburg, VA
NOTE: This Meetup will be on the Fredericksburg Germanna Campus, located near Fredericksburg Exit-126 near I-95.
About Gagglepod
An ardent podcast audience is the result of a compelling creative strategy. The key is to find a fresh way into the hearts and minds of your listeners, redefine and own the conversation in your space, and engage people by talking about the topic you love. Gaggle Podcasting (GagglePod) provides the clear principles & actionable insights necessary to produce the most compelling, tribe-building podcast in your space. Learn more about how to put our straightforward, transparent process into practice.
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Infographic by biography writing service Story Terrace on 'Questions to Inspire Memories and Life Stories'. Visit StoryTerrace.com to have your biography professionally written by one of our ghostwriters, or for more how-to writing guides.
How to Organize Your Content into a Podcast?
Get into the details of podcast show development by learning how to approach your podcast preparations, topic research, script development, recording schedule, show notes, and production. If you're ready to understand what it takes to produce a podcast, or even thinking about a topic you would like to transform into a podcast, then this talk is for you!
About This Talk
Join me (Kyle Bondo), founder of Gagglepod and the host of the Merchants of Dirt Podcast, for a Meetup Talk about how to develop the strategy that will become your podcast.
Join the Gaggle
Some podcasters get stuck along the way and don't know where to go next. At the end of each talk, we have a Q&A session where you can get all your how-to podcasting questions answered. No upsell. no fluff. Take this opportunity to ask any question that will get you unstuck and back to building your podcast!
But wait, there's more!
This is the first in a series of talks to get you up-and-running with your first podcast. It can also help you improve the podcast you already have. Each talk hits on a podcasting topic designed to give you something that you can immediately put to use. However, if you can't wait, go to Gagglepod.com to take a look at my intensive one-day workshops or my one-on-one coaching opportunities.
Location
Germanna Community College
10000 Germanna Point Drive
Workforce Building Room 126
Fredericksburg, VA
NOTE: This Meetup will be on the Fredericksburg Germanna Campus, located near Fredericksburg Exit-126 near I-95.
About Gagglepod
An ardent podcast audience is the result of a compelling creative strategy. The key is to find a fresh way into the hearts and minds of your listeners, redefine and own the conversation in your space, and engage people by talking about the topic you love. Gaggle Podcasting (GagglePod) provides the clear principles & actionable insights necessary to produce the most compelling, tribe-building podcast in your space. Learn more about how to put our straightforward, transparent process into practice.
Questions to inspire memories and life stories - infographicAmber Hicks
Infographic by biography writing service Story Terrace on 'Questions to Inspire Memories and Life Stories'. Visit StoryTerrace.com to have your biography professionally written by one of our ghostwriters, or for more how-to writing guides.
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This slideset was used for a presentation to the Palliative Medicine Fellows for the University of Kansas PM Fellowship in association with Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care
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Nicole Wedemeyer Miller, the co-author of Fostering Family History Services, presents information from her book about how even librarians without genealogy/local history collections can serve genealogists.
I created this PowerPoint based upon an article by Steven Figg, 'Understanding Narrative Writing: Practical Strategies to Support Teachers'. I have used it with a group of Year 7 students to help them revise Narrative for their Naplan testing.
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4. You will create an Identity
Portfolio that features a historical
narrative based on an event that
happened to someone in your family.
You will use primary (interviewing a
family member) and secondary
(researching the historical event)
resources.
8. Family Tree
• Generate a family tree that includes:
• you, your parents’ generation, your
grandparents generation
9. Family Tree
• Generate a family tree that includes:
• you, your parents’ generation, your
grandparents generation
• place of birth
10. Family Tree
• Generate a family tree that includes:
• you, your parents’ generation, your
grandparents generation
• place of birth
• current place of residence
11. Family Tree
• Generate a family tree that includes:
• you, your parents’ generation, your
grandparents generation
• place of birth
• current place of residence
• 3 interesting experiences of each member
20. Generating ideas
• Develop probing questions for parents to dig
deeper into your family history
• Determine which family member would be the best
candidate to interview for this project
21. Generating ideas
• Develop probing questions for parents to dig
deeper into your family history
• Determine which family member would be the best
candidate to interview for this project
• most interesting historical impact/experience
22. Generating ideas
• Develop probing questions for parents to dig
deeper into your family history
• Determine which family member would be the best
candidate to interview for this project
• most interesting historical impact/experience
• alive
26. Interview Family Member
• Develop open-ended interview questions for targeted
family member
• no “yes/no” questions
27. Interview Family Member
• Develop open-ended interview questions for targeted
family member
• no “yes/no” questions
• questions that will lead to more discussion
28. Interview Family Member
• Develop open-ended interview questions for targeted
family member
• no “yes/no” questions
• questions that will lead to more discussion
• Practice interviewing skills with classmate
29. Interview Family Member
• Develop open-ended interview questions for targeted
family member
• no “yes/no” questions
• questions that will lead to more discussion
• Practice interviewing skills with classmate
• Interview family member
30. Interview Family Member
• Develop open-ended interview questions for targeted
family member
• no “yes/no” questions
• questions that will lead to more discussion
• Practice interviewing skills with classmate
• Interview family member
• in person
31. Interview Family Member
• Develop open-ended interview questions for targeted
family member
• no “yes/no” questions
• questions that will lead to more discussion
• Practice interviewing skills with classmate
• Interview family member
• in person
• via Skype
32. Interview Family Member
• Develop open-ended interview questions for targeted
family member
• no “yes/no” questions
• questions that will lead to more discussion
• Practice interviewing skills with classmate
• Interview family member
• in person
• via Skype
• via phone
35. Research
• Research historical event family member was
affected by
• 3-5 facts about the event
• use of reliable sources
36. Research
• Research historical event family member was
affected by
• 3-5 facts about the event
• use of reliable sources
• Locate a historical photo
37. Research
• Research historical event family member was
affected by
• 3-5 facts about the event
• use of reliable sources
• Locate a historical photo
• Create a bibliography of sources
49. Reflection
• How has this event affected the family member?
• How could this affect YOUR life?
50. Reflection
• How has this event affected the family member?
• How could this affect YOUR life?
• What lessons have you learned or have been taught
by this project/interview and research process?
51. Reflection
• How has this event affected the family member?
• How could this affect YOUR life?
• What lessons have you learned or have been taught
by this project/interview and research process?
• What events could shape your life?
52. Reflection
• How has this event affected the family member?
• How could this affect YOUR life?
• What lessons have you learned or have been taught
by this project/interview and research process?
• What events could shape your life?
• What have you learned about SS/LA/yourself
from this event?