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Podcasting

Podcasting. Kristi Reyes. Objectives. Introduction: What is a podcast? Content for podcasts Registering to a podcast site Creating a podcast Sharing a podcast Commenting on a podcast. What is a podcast?.

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Podcasting

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  1. Podcasting Kristi Reyes

  2. Objectives • Introduction: What is a podcast? • Content for podcasts • Registering to a podcast site • Creating a podcast • Sharing a podcast • Commenting on a podcast

  3. What is a podcast? • A podcast is an audio (or video made with a webcam) broadcast on the internet. These podcasts can be listened to online or can be downloaded to a computer or onto a portable audio player, such as an .mp3 player or similar audio device.

  4. How can podcasts be used in education? • Provide learning opportunities at a distance, self-paced learning, convenience for learners • Provide review of course content and/or extra content • Accommodate auditory learning style; create audio for sight-impaired students • Allow guest speakers the ability to present from offsite • Provide class, program, school information • Broadcast class, program, school announcements • Listening activities (lectures & note-taking; listening for details, main ideas, inference; listening cloze; listening to stories; listening to solve problems) and pronunciation practice (for nonnative speakers) • Student projects: any writing students do (prose or poetry) can be podcast; weekly or monthly class news podcasts, audio pods of field trips, for example

  5. Examples • ESL: • Grammar Girl • English Idioms and Slang (discontinued but past postings still available) • ELLLO • ESLPodcards • a4esl podcasts • In English • China 232 • Many Things • VOA Special English • Citizenship: • First Amendment Minute • Citizenpod • Other subject areas • Mathgrad.com • NPR • Discovery Channel • See NPR “This I Believe” short essays with authors’ podcasts: sample materials Bright Lights of Freedom and Do What You Love

  6. Demonstration and later (as time permits) hands-on • Registering to a podcast site (podOmatic) • Creating a podcast • Note: refer to handout

  7. First podcast • How about a self introduction? • Tell • Your name • Where you are from / where and what you teach and how long • Hobbies / interests

  8. A couple minutes of planning… • Possible script: • Hi! Welcome and thank you for tuning into my first podcast episode. I would like to introduce myself. My name is …. I am a __________ instructor at ___________ in ________________, where I have worked for __ years. In my free time, I enjoy ____, _____, and ____. Stay tuned to this channel for upcoming podcast episodes about …. from me (and my students). • Plus, a photo of you, your school, etc., if you have one ready on your computer.

  9. Let’s get started • www.podomatic.com (again, I’ll refer to the handout – it’s all there)

  10. Questions? • If you need help, please feel free to email me at kreyes@miracosta.edu • Also, get answers to many questions at podOmatics’s FAQs page http://www.podomatic.com/faq • Resources about podcasting in education: • See handout

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