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Agenda ~
Introductions
Why's and How's
Practice
Fine tuning
Reflection and Evaluation
The New Podcasting ~ Edison MIddleThe New Podcasting ~ Edison MIddle
- Partner with someone else in the room
- Decide on the topic of your 3 minute podcast
- Introduce each other
- Review a recently seen movie
- Summarize a recently read book/article
- Explain how to make a GOOD sandwich
- ???
- Sketch out your story - 6 mins tops!
- Walk (well, talk) through at least once
- Record using Vocaroo
- If you are happy with your recording be ready to share with the larger group, if not happy - redo it!
Fine tuning ~
Audio Editors
What about sound effects?
| Reflection ~ - In small groups of at least 3 consider what you have learned today
- Share in your small group one "aha" or takeaway
- Decide on the "aha" moment your group will share with the larger group
Resources ~
Google Voice
iPadio - phonecasting (Should work in LAUSD)
Some great planning sheets from my friend Brent Coley
Download a booklet from Learning in Hand "Podcasting for Teachers and Students"
Some Podcasting ideas from Doug Peterson - - Record a Podcast of the Morning Announcements and post directly to the school website so that those not in attendance and parents know what's going on.
- Create a trailer after a class reads a book to summarize the plot and key points.
- Use a podcast to retell a story read in class.
- Summarize a lesson and post to a class website so that those who missed class can get caught up.
- Create a podcast to complement class or personal blogs.
- Create a podcast to post an interview with guest speakers, other teachers, or the principal about a topic of the day.
- Document how to perform a particular task.
- Play a historical role and explain to your listeners what you discovered and how you did it.
- More Podcasting Ideas.
Shameless plug for my podcast~
Lead Learner ~
Sean Williams Google Certified Teacher Google Apps Certified Trainer Google Chromebook Crew seanwilliams10@gmail.com
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