#8 Podcasts in the classroom

Here is a Youtube video on podcasts that I found. I think it would be a great way of introducing Podcasts to a staff.

#7 podcasting sites

Here are some useful websites I found for educators with more ideas.

1. Podcasting in the Classroom http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~nshelley/ is a great introductory website for teachers, full of lessons ideas for teachers and tips for the students.

2. Educational Podcasting Resources http://www.stager.org/podcasting.html contains podcasting information and related sites from Gary Stager with topics such as "What is Podcasting?" to "How Do You Create Podcasts?"

3. Podcasting 101 for K–12 Librarians by Esther Kreider Eash http://www.infotoday.com/cilmag/apr06/Eash.shtml discusses just what a podcast is, reasons to use podcasts in school libraries, how to create a podcast and suggests websites and software.

4.NASA Podcasts http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/podcasting/ contains podcasts on the solar system, the universe, earth, shuttle, station and human research and so much more.
http://vocaroo.com/?media=vgJo0Uvu3eVvEneBe

5. http://www.podomatic.com poscasting site with links to podcasts from around the world

6. http://www.Vocaroo.com a voice recording service newly developing

Podcasting #6

Please listen to my podcast as I discuss ideas from the textbook and applications in the classroom.

#5 podcasting

I don't know which I like better Podomatic or Vocaroo? I think Vocaroo would be easy for students to handle and you don't need to sign up for an account. However, I'm not sure if you can do editing or be able to save all you podcasts with Vocaroo. This is something to experiment with.

#4 Trying out new podcasting technique

Boy that was easy!

Podcast #3

It was a success!
I just signed up for PodOmatic and recorded right off my webcam. The first post I made a mistake and posted the website. The second post I embeded the podcast. More on Podcasting later!
Val

postcast test #2