Podcasting as Social Media
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Podcasting involves distributing a series of audio or video files over the internet through RSS feeds that can be downloaded to mobile devices or computers. It combines blogging with mp3 files to allow people to listen to audio content on their own schedule, similar to streaming services but with more control over what content to download. Podcasting provides a way for people to share knowledge using audio or video in an engaging manner, like a radio show that listeners can take with them.
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Juneteenth Freedom Day 2024 David Douglas School District
Podcasting as Social Media
- 2. Podcasting as Social Media Alex Ragone http://edtechtalk.com/21cl
- 3. Have you?
- 4. Listened to a podcast?
- 5. Watched a YouTube Video?
- 6. Listened to streaming audio? NPR, Pandora, etc?
- 8. Podcast = Blog/RSS + mp3
- 9. Room 208
- 11. EdTechTalk ETT
- 12. Video
- 13. Stanford
- 14. Obama
- 15. What is a Podcast? Wikipedia: A podcast is a series of audio or video digital media files which are distributed over the Internet by syndicated download, through Web feeds, to portable media players and personal computers. @ernestkoe: podcasting = radio-to-go @gardenglen: Podcasting is sharing knowledge using audio and/or audiovideo in an convincing manner
- 16. Podcast Anatomy Title Flash Player Post
- 17. Aggregation
- 18. If … then …
- 21. Photo Credits: Slide 2: http://flickr.com/photos/arvindgrover/770886287 Slide 3: http://flickr.com/photos/alexragone/3283792900/
Editor's Notes
- Laughs, Chuck piece.