Podcast workflow for MMU podcast resources.

1. L Nillan Fakira http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/nillan earning R & esearch T echnologies Presentation for Elizabeth Gaskell

2. The Team Mark Stubbs – Head of LRT Kieron Lonergan – MLE Development Manager Steve Nisbet – Learning ResourcesManager NillanFakira – E-Learning Content Developer Dee Vyas – Teaching Technology Professional LudovicTolhurst-Cleaver – MLE Developer Alex Lee – MLE Developer

3. The Core Plus Model How do we embrace Web2.0? Core, integrated VLE Arranged - MMU creates accounts on these tools We set up & train staff to use Recommended - These tools are to be brought seamlessly into the core e.g. using RSS to bring in content from Twitter, SlideShare or YouTube Staff set up, we train to integrate Recognised - The MMU is aware of staff experimenting with these tool but there isn't a critical mass of users to research and prescribe integration and training. We watch + learn how staff use them

5. my.mmuPortal

6. Live@edu

7. Talis Aspire

8. Equella

9. Moodle

10. Podcastinghttp://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/nillan

11. Podcast http://podcast.mmu.ac.uk

12. PodcastProduction Tools MMU Licensed Software Headset/Microphone Webcam Laptop Recording Studios Audio - Dictaphone BB Flashback

13. Process 1. Production (Create podcast) 2. Publication (Upload podcast) 3. Delivery (To your audience)

14. http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/podcast Online Support Resources

15. What is a Podcast? The basic ingredients : recording of live/pre-recorded lectures, it can be PowerPoint slides, audios, animations and images for users to view on demand and/or download onto different technological devices for later viewing. This can involve a series of episodes that are made available over a time period. Use of Podcasting for Pedagogy Supplementary to traditional classroom notes Revising and Revision Worked Examples Assignment Brief Missed Lectures Distance Learners etc etc.......

16. 2. Publication (Upload podcast) http://podcast.mmu.ac.uk