This document discusses various ways that podcasting can be used in classrooms, including having teachers post recorded lessons, lectures, and homework directions online for students to access, having students record class projects and musical practice for others to see, and using podcasts to share classroom news with parents and distribute recorded class content via iPods.

1. Podcasting

2. Table of Contents Introduction Ways Podcasting Can Be Used in Classrooms Class Lessons Class Lectures Class Projects Homework Directions Musical Help Classroom News iPods Podcast Website Title Page

3. Introduction Podcasting can be defined as a collection of digital media files which are distributed over the internet. Table of Contents

4. Ways Podcasting Can Be Used in the Classroom Table of Contents

5. Class Lessons Teachers can post their lessons online so students can refer back to them if need be. Table of Contents

6. Class Lectures Teachers can record their lectures from class and post them online so if students are absent they can listen to or watch the lectures to get notes from class. Table of Contents

7. Class Projects Students can record themselves engaging in a class project and post the video online for others to see how they constructed their project. Table of Contents

8. Homework Directions Teachers can post visual or audio homework directions online for students to refer back to if need be. Table of Contents

9. Musical Help Music teachers can post musical excerpts online for students to listen to while they practice. Table of Contents

10. Classroom News Teachers can have students record themselves discussing what is going on in the classroom and post it on a website for parents to access. Table of Contents

11. iPods iPods are becoming a most useful tool in helping teachers record their lessons and lectures. Students can also use them to view videos for necessary class work. Table of Contents

12. Podcast Website The Podcast Directory Table of Contents