Podcasting

**Web 2.0 Featured Resources: Podcasting ** As an ISTE member, you have access to thousands of resources designed to help you improve learning and teaching through the effective use of technology. With so many new tools out there, we know it can be overwhelming, so we're here to help! Each month you'll receive a new message highlighting ISTE resources that can help you integrate Web 2.0 technologies into your classroom or work with teachers, teacher candidates, or staff. Many of the resources are included with your ISTE membership, and the rest are available to you at a discounted rate. As a bonus, each month we are offering one free archived webinar for you to enjoy. At the end of the year, you'll be equipped with a robust toolkit—your ed tech Swiss Army knife that will come to your aid when you need it! A powerful tool for teaching and learning, podcasting can have lasting impacts on students and teachers alike. Below you'll find an array of resources that will guide you in integrating podcasts into your classroom. Click on the links below to learn more about each resource and see which NETS standards it aligns with. [|L&L Article: Podcasting and the Long Tail] Glen Bull discusses the potential and prevalence of student and educator-produced podcasts. [|ISTE Vision Video: Podcasts in the Classroom] A Great Resource for Teachers Craig Nansen and Camila Gagliolo explore new ways to locate and use educational podcasts to enhance teaching and learning. [|Webinar: Podcasting for Students and Teachers in Science] Ben Smith and Jared Mader teach participants how to author a podcasting session for their science classes and publish it to a wiki. [|ISTE Book: Student-Powered Podcasting] Author Christopher Shamburg covers what a podcast is and why your students should create them. Includes tutorials for two software editing programs as well as 16 standalone units containing overviews, procedures for implementation, assessment rubrics, and links to examples. [|Conference Session Handout: Behind the Firewall: Confessions from a First-Year Podcaster] This handout by Brenda Olden includes podcasting resources and the top 10 reasons to podcast. [|ISTE Connects Blog: Why Podcasts Haven’t Revolutionized Education…Yet] This blog posting by John Hendron discusses how podcasts are evolving. [|L&L Article: Podcasting 101] Steven Katz provides a brief overview of the steps to making a podcast, posting it, and collecting data on access numbers. [|ISTE Casts] Hear from ISTE authors and other thought leaders about what's new in the world of ed tech. [|ISTE Eduverse Talks Video: Podcasting and DIY Media Production for Students] Christopher Shamburg (SL: Webster Mumblewood) shares audio clips and lessons from his book to show you just how easy it is to bring media into the classroom to engage students. [|Conference Session Handout: Real-Time Podcasting with Innovative Classroom Uses] This handount from NECC presenter Kathy Belcher provides innovative classroom uses and tips for assisting teachers and students in creating podcasts including rubrics, a planning guide, and how-to's for Audacity and Windows Movie Maker. [|L&L Point/Counterpoint Column: Should Podcasts Replace Lectures?] Brian Hatak and John Sweeder debate the topic. [|ISTE Book: Educator's Podcast Guide] Bard Williams provides a complete introduction to podcasting, including hardware and software needs, integrating podcasts into your curriculum, and managing podcasts in the classroom. [|L&L Article: And the Rasco Goes To...] Kathryn Land describes how her third-year Spanish students created video podcasts of movie trailers for their favorite films. [|Webinar: iPods as Teaching Tools for Language Learners] Grace Poli demonstrates how you can engage students, increase their achievement, and help them develop creative ways for innovative learning with the use of the iPod in all content areas. [|Conference Session Handout: Classroom Podcasting: Students Applying Curriculum Knowledge Digitally] This handout from Jason Buck and Matthew Spears lists resources and free tools for creating podcasts as well as tips for classroom management and lesson planning, including rubrics. Visit [|www.iste.org/toolkit] to tap into our entire resource library.
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**Other Podcasting Resources **
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