Today I learned: ALWAYS have a backup plan -- technology is not 100% reliable; podcasts are a good strategy for reaching auditory learners; and many elementary students are producing podcasts.
I still wonder: how do I find time to search for valuable & effective podcasts? do my students have the necessary background to produce podcasts?
I would like to learn more about producing pod and/or video casts with students
I learned how to use audacity, how to create my own podcast, and how to find podcasts that will work in my classroom. I am still struggling with how to use audacity and to get more out of it and more efficiently searching for appropriate podcasts. I would like to learn more about planning podcasts.
3 things I learned: how to create a podcast how to use itunes how to add music to my podcast 2 questions: Where will my students send their podcasts for me to grade? How can I make my podcast a vodcast? I would like to spend more time playing with podcasts.
I learned about Podcasting,iTunes, and using Diigo to save sites that I wish to explore more. I loved workng with Audacity and figuring out how to add music to what you record.
I want to understand Podcasting more and how to create one.
I want to learn more about setting up a grade level grouping with Diigo.
I learned to build on the knowledge I already had about audacity. I learned there is a great deal of information on podcasts, and that much of it is FREE!! I learned that podcasts are actually not hard to create and that it is applicable to the classroom, as far as having students creating it, too. Is there an easy way to find royalty free music above and beyond what we were showed today? How difficult is it to add photos to podcasts? I want to know if podcasts can be integrated with programs such as Pinnacle to create a sound/video project.
I learned how to work with audacity better. I had taken a class on it before, but the class used all Apple Mac stuff and we had problems when trying to do this with windows. I learned where to find some really cool podcasts and I'm going to try to get this going on my computer at home tonight. How do you make a blog that students can access? How do you find blogs?I need more practice with putting music in Audacity, but I think I can do this.
Learned: 1. Itunes aren't just for downloading music for a fee! 2. This is a different way to use technology in the classroom with kids. 3. The little orange box will indicates a symbol that can be used to link to podcasting.
Want to learn: 1. More really good sites for teachers. 2. More useages on blogs.
Questions: Where and how do you even begin to introduce using and creating podcasting with students.
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I learned about itunes, podcasts and
that the internet doesn't always work correctly~
I have questions on how to do podcasts better.
I wo.poscasts
Today I learned about:
1. How to get podcasts
2. How to find podcasts
3. How to use audacity
The 2 questions I have are:
1. What ways can I use this in my classroom?
2. How can I get students to use this information in my classroom?
The thing I would like to know more about is:
1. How to create podcasts in a quick manner that will be a time consuming project for me.
podcast is neat.
getting to the music store was fun.
putting it all together was a challenge for me, but made it!
no questions now. you guys answer quick when I need to know something
My head is full today. Thanks.
Today I learned:
ALWAYS have a backup plan -- technology is not 100% reliable; podcasts are a good strategy for reaching auditory learners; and many elementary students are producing podcasts.
I still wonder: how do I find time to search for valuable & effective podcasts? do my students have the necessary background to produce podcasts?
I would like to learn more about producing pod and/or video casts with students
I learned about downloading podcasts
I learned how to browse for podcasts
I learned how many resources are out there
I just want to be comfortable with finding and downloading podcasts.
I learned how to use audacity, how to create my own podcast, and how to find podcasts that will work in my classroom.
I am still struggling with how to use audacity and to get more out of it and more efficiently searching for appropriate podcasts.
I would like to learn more about planning podcasts.
3 things I learned:
how to create a podcast
how to use itunes
how to add music to my podcast
2 questions:
Where will my students send their podcasts for me to grade?
How can I make my podcast a vodcast?
I would like to spend more time playing with podcasts.
I learned about Podcasting,iTunes, and using Diigo to save sites that I wish to explore more. I loved workng with Audacity and figuring out how to add music to what you record.
I want to understand Podcasting more and how to create one.
I want to learn more about setting up a grade level grouping with Diigo.
I learned to build on the knowledge I already had about audacity.
I learned there is a great deal of information on podcasts, and that much of it is FREE!!
I learned that podcasts are actually not hard to create and that it is applicable to the classroom, as far as having students creating it, too.
Is there an easy way to find royalty free music above and beyond what we were showed today?
How difficult is it to add photos to podcasts?
I want to know if podcasts can be integrated with programs such as Pinnacle to create a sound/video project.
I learned how to work with audacity better. I had taken a class on it before, but the class used all
Apple Mac stuff and we had problems when trying to do this with windows. I learned where to find some really cool podcasts and I'm going to try to get this going on my computer at home tonight. How do you make a blog that students can access? How do you find blogs?I need more practice with putting music in Audacity, but I think I can do this.
Learned:
1. Itunes aren't just for downloading music for a fee!
2. This is a different way to use technology in the classroom with kids.
3. The little orange box will indicates a symbol that can be used to link to podcasting.
Want to learn:
1. More really good sites for teachers.
2. More useages on blogs.
Questions:
Where and how do you even begin to introduce using and creating podcasting with students.
I learned what a podcast is.
I learned how to create podcasts.
I learned how to find podcasts on i tunes.
I want to use podcasts to have students listen then answer questions about the information.
I would like to know an easy way to get to the podcasts I found.
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