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This document discusses using podcasts in classroom education. It covers topics like common podcast terms, accessing podcasts through different devices and programs, and considering how to incorporate podcasts into lesson planning. Some specific ways highlighted are using podcasts for collaborative assignments, engaging absent students, communicating with parents, and preparing substitute teachers. The document also explores integrating podcasts into elementary education and different subjects.
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- 1. Podcasting Digital Audio in Classroom
- 27. Integrate Podcasts in subjects
- 30. Tips
- 31. Post Podcasts to the Web
- 32. Employ RSS Feeds of Podcasts
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- Since 20042005 itunes, oxford dictionaryDefinition of podcast: Definition, difference between normal audio download and podcastWhere you want, When you wantTypes: Audio, VideoTeacher can play podcast of recorded lectures
- Glossaryhttp://www.podcastfm.co.uk/podcasting_glossary.php
- Software: Players, RSS aggregator,Hardware: Computer, MP3 Player, SpeakersInternet connection: Stable connectivity
- Recorded lecturesSupervised access, choose appropriate contentStart creating your own and upload them
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