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Ms. Darla Runyon Dr. Roger Von Holzen Center for Information Technology in Education Northwest Missouri State University

 The term “podcasts” is heard everywhere  Used by news broadcasts, faculty, and everyone else  Only about 1% of Internet users indicated downloading podcasts daily ◦ Quality of podcasts  Will students really listen to hour-long podcasts of course content?*

 Student surveys ◦ Provides information on what students may find useful  Conduct a pilot test among faculty and students using podcasts*

 Establish campus procedure for recording and delivering podcasts ◦ Faculty technology support centers  Outline of services  Process for recording  Training of faculty  Support for faculty ◦ Develop an intellectual property policy ◦ Guidelines for use of technology*

 Technology needs to be in place for ◦ Classroom use ◦ Individual use  Software and hardware should be easily accessible for both faculty and students  Provide sufficient hardware capacity to meet storage and access requirements and demands*

 The concept of “Podnology”  Listen to some sample podcasts  Consider what is best presented in this format ◦ Content should be relevant to the listener*

 The Mark Steel Lectures: Aristotle (5:56) ◦  Randy Pausch Inspires Graduates (6:32) ◦  Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams (1:16:27) ◦

 The Most Boring Lecture About Global Warming Ever (9:33) ◦  Math 133 Week 3 Lecture 1 (6:59) ◦  Math Ninja : Fundamental Concepts of Analysis Lecture 1-2 (8:48) ◦  Physics 10 - Lecture 01: Atoms and Heat (1:13:59) ◦  Death Pt. 1 (10:00) ◦  Lectures: Great Expectations for Higher Education (1:26:54) ◦

 Start with course objectives ◦ Consider critical content and concepts ◦ How can a podcast best enhance objectives? ◦ Can any of the content be effectively delivered via a podcast? ◦ Can any of the concepts be effectively delivered via a podcast (vodcast)?  Keep it simple—write it out or have an outline to keep the conversation flowing  Keep it short—2-3 minutes—focused on critical points  Avoid slang or jargon words*

 Avoid complex facts and figures that can be hard to explain verbally  Consider including background music if appropriate  Make a transcription of the podcast available  Label podcasts descriptively ◦ Keep titles consistent for serial podcasts*

 Uses voices that are natural and interesting ◦ Strive for normal speech patterns ◦ Use a conversational or casual voice  Use an interview style where appropriate to engage the listener  Watch sounds levels when recording to keep volume even  Make edits carefully—they can be heard in headsets*

 Add humor and personal anecdotes to keep the listener engaged  Concentrate on the concept/content  Avoid divisive personal comments*

 Use an RSS feed to push the content to students ◦ RSS feed provides an easier access for students who are 21 st Century learners ◦ Logging into the course site takes additional time ◦ Link can still be posted in the site*

 Large lecture classes ◦ Podcast critical content ◦ Podcast content students historically have not understood ◦ Lectures for students with special needs  Mini-lectures ◦ Podcast mini-lectures outlining lab course information to be used before going to the lab  Tests or other review material ◦ Podcast review sessions*

 Subject matter expert or guest speaker ◦ Podcast an interview with these individuals ◦ Use a question and answer session  Languages ◦ Podcast pronunciations for student practice ◦ Podcast phrases and sentences for practice  Recruitment ◦ Podcast pertinent university information to potential students*

 Archives ◦ Use podcasts as an archive of historical information and events  Example: record podcasts of stories from World War II veterans for use in classes  Student podcasts ◦ Allow students to podcast content, opinions, and stories which are pushed out to the class through RSS feeds  FAQs ◦ Podcast focused answers for FAQs*

 Languages ◦ Review and practice of sign language letters and words  Recruitment ◦ Vodcast pertinent university information to potential students  Student vodcast ◦ Allow students to podcast content, opinions, and stories which are pushed out to the class through RSS feeds*

 Learning objects ◦ Vodcast Flash learning objects for review of critical concepts  Speeches ◦ Vodcast student speeches for an oral communications course ◦ Allow students to critique these speeches*

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 Key point: ◦ Podcasts must play an integral part in the delivery of critical content and/or concepts  Following these guidelines, an instructor should be able to produce a podcast that has a fair chance of being listened to by students*

Ms. Darla Runyon Dr. Roger Von Holzen Center for Information Technology in Education Northwest Missouri State University