Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Blog Post 5
Eagles' Nest Radio & Class Blog
I really enjoyed this podcast given by a group of third graders. In this podcast they took turns talking about different things in Rome such as the architecture, history, Ceaser, and Cleopatra. The thing that I enjoyed most was that they presented it as a radio station. I thought this would be a great idea to use in my own classroom one day. After each large section of material covered the class could do a podcast on what they had learned. To do it a radio station theme would make it fun for the class. I think this would give me a good chance to see the information the students know and didn't know.
The Benefits Of Podcasting In The Classroom
I learned a lot from this podcast. I liked how the principal said at the end that a podcast is more geared to project based learning. I think personally students get more out of that type of learning. I liked the idea of how podcast can help student in many different areas. I thought it was interesting that you could download your class podcast to itunes and they would be assessable to your class. I now know it would be a great way to keep the parents involved and up to date of what is going on in the class. Until this week I never really even knew what a podcast was, but now I see all of the areas it could become useful in the classroom.
Judy Scharf Podcast Collection
This helped me a lot. I knew how to record onto audacity but I could not figure out anything from there. This helped me know what I need to do to create and publish a podcast. I will defiantly be using this site in the future for further questions I might have.
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Shaska,
ReplyDeleteI still can't get over how much I learned about podcasting from a classroom full of kids! Their format was excellent, and they did a great job at informing the listener about their topic. I also love that you're a fan of project-based learning!
Great post!
- Allie
Hello Shaska,
ReplyDeleteI learned a lot about podcasting from doing this blog post assignment as well. I am far from being fluent in creating my own podcasts, but I do see the educational appeal of using them. I hope to learn more as I progress toward becoming an educator.
Kevin White