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The document provides instructions for beginners on how to create a basic podcast using GarageBand on a Mac. It explains that you open GarageBand, click "Create New Podcast", name the file, select the voice track to record narration, drag pictures into the podcast track to sync with the recording, and then save the finished podcast as a movie file using QuickTime to be uploaded online. It encourages the reader to try making their first podcast using the instructions and collecting 3-5 pictures from the internet.
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I-Movie is a simple movie making software that allows students to combine photos, video, and music. It provides many opportunities for learning through communication, creativity, and problem solving. The document discusses how I-Movie can be used across subjects and encourages collaboration. It suggests that I-Movie engages students and links their schoolwork to interests like film they enjoy at home.
Lynette - Numbers and School Numeracy Data
This document discusses how the "Numbers" program can assist with graphing school numeracy data. It provides resources for learning the program like tutorial guides and expert support. The author learned the basic functions through a workshop and consultation. While examples shown are not of the school's actual numeracy data, when applied it will clearly illustrate the progress being made in numeracy achievement through graphs.
Using Wiki to Engage my Class
The document discusses setting up a class wiki to generate student interest and engagement. It describes how teachers Donna and Wendy helped set up the wiki and taught skills like taking screenshots and navigation. The benefits of the wiki included communication, sharing research sites, and publishing student work. It also discusses how students are digital natives who crave online tools and multi-tasking. References are provided about digital children and the impact of digital media bombardment on their thinking.
Will our Class Blog lift curriculum interest? - Justine Kingi
The document discusses how blogging can be used to motivate students in the classroom, specifically those who are below grade level or unmotivated. It provides several benefits of using blogging such as students enjoying blogging, being motivated to write knowing others will read their work, and having opportunities for feedback. The document also discusses how blogging can become a regular part of classroom activities and connect learning between the classroom and home.
Pats Presentation Elearning & Numeracy
This document discusses using technology to teach fractions to students. It provides examples of online games and activities used to introduce fractions, support struggling students, and assess understanding. The teacher found that interactive online resources helped make fractions more engaging and accessible for students.
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Will our Class Blog lift curriculum interest? - Justine Kingi
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Podcasting
- 1. PODCASTING An into for beginners
- 2. LETS LOOK AT SOME EXAMPLES http://www.ptengland.school.nz/
- 3. THE BASIC’S Open Garageband (From the dock or Applications) Click on Create New Podcast Type in file name Blah blah Saving to DESKTOP With thanks to Wendy Ruldoph for this fantastic Click on Voice then to record your voice how to sheet :) Open mixed media Drag your pictures into Podcast Track Drag your pictures a length that suits your recording using arrows at the end of each picture Save your work to the desktop Click on the desktop icon (1 click to highlight) R FILE R OPEN WITH R QUICKTIME R SAVE!!! This will save your podcast as movie!
- 4. HAVE A GO !!! Collect a 3 - 5 pictures from the internet Write a very fast script Use the instruction sheet to create your 1st podcast.
- 5. 1 MORE THING If you are wanting to upload these podcasts there are 2 ways 1/. itunes - 2/. Purchase Quicktime Pro to save as quicktime and upload to your blog / wiki ....... )this is the much easier option.) Podcast Alley This has the link of sites where you can get Pod-safe music. This means you won't be breaking copyright.