1. Podcasting for Educators Introduction

2. Elements Create / Listen Audio/ Video WWW Live/ Download PC/ Smartphone/ MP3 Player

3. History Since 2004 2005: i Tunes 2005: Oxford Dictionary

4. Content Regularly updated Receive via subscription “Time-Shifted Content”

5. Spectrum of Use Content Consumers To Content Producers

6. Learning Styles Visual Learner1 Auditory Learner Kinesthetic Learner2 Jargon: Vodcast!

7. Attraction Anytime-Anywhere Compelling Changing all the time Easy to access Easy to create and circulate

8. First Step Listen to a few Teacher/ Student tested sites

9. Access Find (web browser, podcast aggregator, podcast address) Play (click to listen, play, download) Subscribe

10. Podcast Aggregators Recommended: Apple i-Tunes Other Options: Juice Podcast Tuner Newsfire Jargon: Pod Catchers!

11. Podcast Subscription  login periodically download the next episode  automatically receive new content at intervals controlled by you Jargon: Podcast Streams!

12. Focus  Bells and Whistles  Content (Not just because you can, but because you should!)

13. Podcasting for Educators Podcast Creation

14. Overview Plan Research & Script Record Post Tell Evaluate

15. 1. Plan

16. Introduction 1/2 sentence statement (format, purpose, audience) e.g. (audio podcast, daily school news, for parents)

17. Outline time topic/ event Jargon: Run Down!

18. “Brand” It e.g. consistent opening & closings start & end with name & location

19. 2. Research & Script

20. Production Team Option 1: Host Speakers/ Actors Producer Web Master Jargon: Talent!

21. Production Team Option 2: All in One!

22. Tip Write (and speak) keeping in mind the audience

23. 3. Record

24. Tools PC Audio Software Microphone Headphones Server for Hosting

25. Tip get to the point quickly < 15 seconds for music

26. Intro/ Exit Music short start/ end cues set the tone

27. Program Intro name of podcast date/ episode number/ etc. location/ author/ etc. name of the host purpose of the podcast

28. Podcast Teaser before a short-break what’s coming next

29. Podcast Recap thank listeners remind about the intro tease future podcasts

30. Tips variety of speakers rate-of-speech interview skills coaching ambient-noise pod-safe music

31. Audio Software Audacity ACIDXpress

32. Pod Catchers i Tunes Windows Media Player

33. Microphone quality pop-filter mp3 players/ smartphones

34. Headphone while editing e.g. ambient noises

35. 4. Post

36. Host school server blog other systems

37. 5. Tell

38. Tell the World viral marketing podcast directories tagging workshops/ conferences/ articles

39. Submit podcast directories e.g. iTunes iPodder.org

40. Podcasting for Educators In Classroom

41. Applications Curriculum Enhancement Promotion & News Research Professional Development Lessons & Support Field Recording

42. 1. Curriculum Enhancement e.g. Reference Background/ Lesson Starter Enrichment

43. 2. Promotion & News e.g. Newscasts Recording from Live-Events

44. 3. Research e.g. collect links create your directory of resources listen and take notes

45. 4. Professional Development e.g. conference presentations

46. 4. Lessons & Support e.g. For students who miss class For students who find a lecture too fast For repetitive listening

47. 5. Field Recording e.g. notes interviews

48. Model Lesson

49. Choosing Podcasts 10 Questions

50. Tips Dead Ends!

51. Managing Podcasts e.g. accessing equipment quick-start manuals

52. Evaluating Podcasts 2 Models

53. Podcasting for Educators Best Practices

54. Podcast Directories

55. Cool-Examples General Education Educational Technology Mathematics Science Language Arts Social Sciences Fine Arts Physical Education News & Research For Students by Students