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Podcasting is a series of digital media files distributed over the internet for playback on devices. Originating from "iPod" and "broadcast," podcasts offer audio or visual content, typically shorter than 8 minutes. Unlike TV, they provide deeper content, supporting diverse learning in classrooms. For instance, electrical trades students can access notes via podcasts while working, and math instruction diversifies through varied sources. The ease of use and accessibility of podcasts engages students, enabling multitasking and effective information retention.
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Innovative Technology Podcasting
What is Podcasting? • It is a series of digital media files which are distributed over the internet for playback on portable media devices and computers • The files can be audio or visual • The word ‘podcast’ came from combining the two words “iPod” and “broadcast”
Podcast vs. Television3 Basic Differences • Show length • Podcasts are shorter and are recommended to be under 8 minutes • Broadcast size • Podcasts work better with close up and larger images • Content • People are looking for deeper content, not entertainment that can be found on TV
Examples in the Classroom • Electrical Trades – uses as notes that can be viewed by students while working in the shop http://www.gavc-il.org/vnews/display.v/ART/2008/01/19/4722be28400de • Mathematics – diversifies instruction students getting information from different source than the teacher http://www.podcast.net/show/30499
Benefits • Students are comfortable with iPod technology so it’s easy to use • Students are more likely to look back and listen to a podcast for information than reread their notes • Allows students to work and listen to content at the same time – multitask • Easy to find on the internet or even create yourself