This document discusses podcasts, including what they are, different types of podcasts, and their use in education. A podcast is online audio or video content that can be played on computers or portable devices. There are basic audio podcasts, enhanced podcasts with images and chapters, and video podcasts. Podcasts use RSS feeds to syndicate content and notify users of updates. The document outlines how podcasts can benefit education by allowing students to share research, debate issues, and engage with course content in new ways while developing multimedia skills. Considerations for educational podcasting include copyright and ensuring student privacy.

1. PODCAST
/VIDCAST/PHOTOCAST

2.  The word comes from iPod + broadcast =
Podcast
What is podcast?

3.  Online audio or video content like mp3 that can
play either on the computer or any portable
device; Apple iPod or Creative Zen
 Requirements :
 Microphone
 Audio editing software such as Audacity or Adobe
Audition
 For Mac users, they may use Garageband and
iLife software
 May distributed via RSS or Atom syndication for
listening on devices

4. VidCast?
⚛ VidCast is creating and distributing the video
podcast
⚛ Associated terms of vidcast :
vlogs, vlogging, vodcast, vcast
⚛ Requirements :
• Video camera
• Microphone
• Video editing software such as Sony
Vegas, Adobe Premiere or Apple Final
Cutpro

5. Photocast?
⚛ Sharing the photos accompanied by music or
narrations
⚛ Subscribe to the photos, then the others will
see them in iPhoto library exactly same as in
ours

6. Types of Podcast
1. A basic podcast contains only audio and is
the easiest to create and listen to.
2. An enhanced podcast has both
audio, images, slides (narrated PowerPoint
presentation or Keynote), embedded
URLS, and chapters
3. A vodcast (or video podcast) contains video
and audio and is most difficult to create

7. Type File Format Features
Audio .mp3 Audio-only
Embedded URLs,
Enhanced AAC, .m4a, .mp4
pictures, chapters
Video .m4v, .mpeg4, .mov Video-only

8. RSS ?
Really Simple Syndication
Format for syndicating content from the
Internet
Choose what information to receive
Get new content when it becomes
available
Can be used to distribute files
Keep users up to date on content

9.  Example : BearShare, iTunes, Juice, Youtube

10. How does it works ?

14. Podcast in Education
iTunes U
** is a free, hosted service for colleges and universities that
provides
easy access to their educational content, including lectures
and
interviews. Through iTunes U, students can download content
to their
Macs or PCs, regardless of their location. They can listen to
and view
that content on their Mac or PC, or transfer it to iPod for
listening or
viewing on the go. Faculty can easily post and change content
on
their own without impacting the IT department. And, of course,
students can upload their own content to share with
professors or with
the class

17. The use of podcast in education
Students can use podcasts in school to:
∂ Share information and research findings
∂ Debate issues and opposing view points
∂ Share poetry or creative writing
∂ Review literature
∂ Apply topics and concepts to the world events
∂ Communicate in foreign languages

18. Benefits of Podcasting
 Exciting new way to generate creative
expression
 Greatly enhances the learning process
 Students are better able to visualize a specific
topic
 Engages and motivates students to want to
learn
 Student-created podcast can be subscribed
to and viewed by parents and the community
 Podcasts can be viewed on any computer, an

19. Consideration of problems in
podcasting
 Legal and Copyright issues
- media content on the internet is
copyrighted, associated with terms of use, laws of
defamation.
- school should be aware of the steps to ensure
that their podcasts do not infringe any existing
copyright or are considered offensive or libelous.
- educators should always ask for permission and
inform the parents when publishing students work
on line. Assuring that the students identity are
protected. Educators and parents ought to discuss
regularly on the content of podcasting produced
by students.

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