simple podcasting for educators (version 2.0 handout - 2012)

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Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0 Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0 Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0 Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0 v1.0 and v2.0 presentations available at www.slideshare.net/CatFlippen Have you noticed… how students obsessively listen to their Smart Phones/iPods/MP3 players? So, what if… we utilized that obsession to lure students into studying without the feel of studying? WHAT YOU WILL NEED I HAVE A RECORDING!! … NOW WHAT? Book: Podcasting for Teachers via Amazon: http://goo.gl/zk92U Kit: Samson Podcast Package Ex: FlippenCast – On Podbean (flippenarium.podbean.com) via Amazon: http://goo.gl/7bTGR On Google (sites.google.com/site/flippenarium/podcasts) RECOMMENDATIONS How is this relevant to YOU? Here are some of many uses for podcasting in education: VOCABULARY REINFORCEMENT Vocabulary repetition Vocabulary definitions READING SUPPORT ▪ Record yourself reading text and students using your recording while they read the text at home PROJECTS “Newscast” of historical events Informational podcast a topic LECTURE RECORDING For absent students to use as a review resource IN-CLASS RECORDING Recording of dramatic readings of various text (i.e. Julius Caesar) IEP COMPLIANCE For students who need tests read aloud, record test, allow student to sit at computer with headphones and take the test while listening INFO DISTRIBUTION Make a class podcast about what the class is doing and have students produce the podcast CLASS/DEPT. NEWS Monthly dept. podcast on accomplishments, wins, spotlight students & interviews DEFINING PODCASTING a term originating and popularized from the iTunes program a means of recording yourself or a group of people with the intent to share the opinions recorded in a public venue like a “Talk Show” for your Smart Phone/iPod/MP3 players A “podcast” involves some complexity, but for educators it can be as simple as creating audio files and distributing to students in a computer lab during class! HEADSET WITH MICROPHONE o As cheap as $8 at Fry’s Electronics o Buy a set of 35 for your department COMPUTER WITH MICROPHONE JACK o Most desktops/laptops have one OR SMART PHONE WITH RECORDING APP o iPad is ideal for rec and editing AUDIO RECORDING PROGRAM o Online applications Often free, cloud-based o Free Software (Freeware) Use it for free, but don’t sell it, claim as yours, or steal the design o Paid Software Dependable, more features WELL-WRITTEN SCRIPT o Pre-write your material carefully before you record! o Otherwise, you will have more edits and sound disorganized The Easiest Option: POST FILE ON THE SHARED DRIVE! Students can put the audio file on their Smart Devices, iPods, MP3 players, or thumb drives to take home, or even burn them onto CDs. Easy Podcast Making: podomatic.com mypodcast.com Audacity Garageband Easy Podcast Hosting: podbean.com Wordpress Google Sites Catherine Horton Flippen @CatFlippen About.Me/CatFlippen [email protected]

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Page 1: Simple Podcasting for Educators (Version 2.0 Handout - 2012)

Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0Simple Podcasting for Educators, v2.0 v1.0 and v2.0 presentations available at www.slideshare.net/CatFlippen

Have you noticed…

how students obsessively listen to their Smart Phones/iPods/MP3 players?

So, what if…

we utilized that obsession to lure students into studying without the feel of studying?

WHAT YOU WILL NEED

I HAVE A RECORDING!! … NOW WHAT?

Book: Podcasting for Teachers

via Amazon: http://goo.gl/zk92U

Kit: Samson Podcast Package Ex: FlippenCast – On Podbean (flippenarium.podbean.com)

via Amazon: http://goo.gl/7bTGR On Google (sites.google.com/site/flippenarium/podcasts)

RECOMMENDATIONS

How is this relevant to YOU? Here are some of many uses

for podcasting in education:

VOCABULARY REINFORCEMENT

▪ Vocabulary repetition

▪ Vocabulary definitions

READING SUPPORT

▪ Record yourself reading text and

students using your recording

while they read the text at home

PROJECTS

▪ “Newscast” of historical events

▪ Informational podcast a topic

LECTURE RECORDING

▪ For absent students to use as a

review resource

IN-CLASS RECORDING

▪ Recording of dramatic readings of

various text (i.e. Julius Caesar)

IEP COMPLIANCE

▪ For students who need tests read

aloud, record test, allow student

to sit at computer with headphones

and take the test while listening

INFO DISTRIBUTION

▪ Make a class podcast about what

the class is doing and have

students produce the podcast

CLASS/DEPT. NEWS

▪ Monthly dept. podcast on

accomplishments, wins, spotlight

students & interviews

DEFINING PODCASTING

� a term originating and popularized from the iTunes program

� a means of recording yourself or a group of people with the intent to share

the opinions recorded in a public venue

� like a “Talk Show” for your Smart Phone/iPod/MP3 players

A “podcast” involves some complexity, but for educators it can be as simple as

creating audio files and distributing to students in a computer lab during class!

HEADSET WITH MICROPHONE

o As cheap as $8 at Fry’s Electronics

o Buy a set of 35 for your department

COMPUTER WITH MICROPHONE JACK

o Most desktops/laptops have one

OR

SMART PHONE WITH RECORDING APP

o iPad is ideal for rec and editing

AUDIO RECORDING PROGRAM

o Online applications

� Often free, cloud-based

o Free Software (Freeware)

� Use it for free, but don’t sell it,

claim as yours, or steal the design

o Paid Software

� Dependable, more features

WELL-WRITTEN SCRIPT

o Pre-write your material carefully

before you record!

o Otherwise, you will have more

edits and sound disorganized

The Easiest Option:

POST FILE ON THE SHARED DRIVE!

Students can put the audio file on their Smart

Devices, iPods, MP3 players, or thumb drives

to take home, or even burn them onto CDs.

Easy Podcast Making:

▪ podomatic.com

▪ mypodcast.com

▪ Audacity

▪ Garageband

Easy Podcast Hosting:

▪ podbean.com ▪ Wordpress ▪ Google Sites

Catherine Horton Flippen

@CatFlippen About.Me/CatFlippen

[email protected]