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What Can You Do With a Podcast? Podcast RWLO 2007

What is a Podcast? A video introduction from the “Podgrunt”

What is a Podcast? A digital recording (mp3 file) of a radio broadcast or similar program, made available on the Internet for downloading to a computer or a personal audio player. PODCAST = Broadcast & iPod –Apple’s iPod is in the name, but it is not necessary for a person to use an iPod to listen to a podcast. Downloadable audio files are sometimes called podcasts. –True podcasts allow users to subscribe to “feeds” to automatically receive new episodes of the show. –Podcasts are time-shifted content that can be consumed at your leisure.

What equipment do you need to listen to a podcast? Computer with Internet Connection An iPod or mp3 player (optional) You can do not have to use an i-Pod or mp3 player to listen to a podcast

Software for Podcasts Downloading vs. subscribing: –Podcasts Feeds –a.k.a. RSS Feeds Commonly written in XML Often contains summaries of, and links to articles on a web site. –Form of syndication allows for “broadcasts” of podcasts. Software: Podcatchers or Aggregators (for subscribing) –Juice ( –Odeo ( –iTunes ( –Yahoo! Podcasts (

Finding and Subscribing to Podcasts Look for direct links from a blog or a web site - click on the file and listen or go to RSS feed, copy and paste URL into podcatching software. Podcast Directories to search for what you want. Podcast Alley ( Podcast Bunker ( Indie Podcast.com ( Tech Podcast ( Podcast Pickle ( Podcasts.net – Itunes – PodFeed.net ( The Education Podcast Network (

iTunes search for Podcasts

Downloading Podcasts in iTunes

Some advantages to i-Tunes -iTunes – “rss - built in” Download iTunes from Apple Website Show iTunes Basics Play (preview) then Download a podcast from Music Store Subscribe to a podcast with iTunes store Education Higher education

What can I do with a podcast? Listen to lectures for campus classes Record audio notes from a class Listen to XML talk radio show Learn a foreign language Keep up with latest information Professional Development Share musical performances with colleagues and parents. (get permission from Composer, ASCAP, BMI and Harry Fox Agency) Promote your events with a weekly magazine show. Recruitment Audio lessons (aural skills, listening etc) The list is endless! p

What are the limitations of an Educational Podcast? Supplement not substitute in education. Lessons are limited to drills or play-alongs No immediate feedback can be given unless instructor anticipates common problems. Audio podcast should be a short duration –unless a video podcast is available

Sources Podcasting for Education presented by Andy Seymour & Todd Seymour from the EdTech Musician Podcast Musician Podcast Beginning Podcasting Workshop by Robert Buford & David Shulman; Conference on Information Technology, Charlotte, NC October, 22, Podcasting + Video Podcasting Training Essentials at Suggested Reading Cochran, T. (2005). Podcasting the do-it-yourself guide. Indianapolis, IN: Wiley Publishing, Inc.. ISBN-13: Geohegan, M., & Klass, D. (2005). Podcast solutions: the complete guide to podcasting. New York: Friends of ED. ISBN