What is a Podcast? How can they be used in the classroom?

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What is a Podcast? How can they be used in the classroom?

“A podcast is a series of audio or video files on the Web that can be cataloged and automatically downloaded. “ Vincent, T. (2009, April). Podcasting for Teachers & Students. Retrieved May 2011, from Learning in Hand: RSS

Audio Enhanced Video

On the Internet iTunes Create your own

Scholastic Podcasts  MathGrad  Free audio stories for kids  Many more. Can do a search on web to find numerous sites that offer free podcasts.

Desktop computers Laptop computers Pocket PC’s iPod Any MP3 player device Cellular phones Can be placed on a CD

Brainstorming Time!!!! Following this short exercise, we will watch a short video on integrating podcasts into the classroom.

Record a class lesson/activity Record instructions Support emerging readers Reinforce hard concepts Record classroom books Classroom news

Reading fluency Interviews Music or poetry performance Speech Alternative way to create a report Class projects

Vincent, T. (2009, April). Podcasting for Teachers & Students. Retrieved May 2011, from Learning in Hand: es/Podcasting_Booklet.pdf