Podcasts

=Podcasting=

Podcasting can be a great educational tool. Its possibilities stretch from student centered uses like creating talk radio shows to teacher centric recorded lectures or instructions. The best advice for learning about Podcasting is to get on the Internet and listen to some. Links to resources, tutorials, and sample podcasts from the Instructional Applications of the Internet Spring 2009 class, are featured below. http://www.digitalpodcast.com/

[|YouTube - How to create podcast using Audacity]  [|www.gcast.com] Gcast is a host for user created podcasts. Registered users may record podcasts via microphone or phone for posting to their own podcast channel. Some available features are free, while others are packaged into a $99/year fee service.

[|www.garageband.com] Garageband offers free download of open source music that may be used in podcasts. Here are some links to Podcasts created by students in the Spring Instructional Applications of the Internet 2009

Kris Doran's Podcast for Interactive Multimedia

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Annette Dyer's Podcast. It will be used as an online syllabus for my classroom. [|http://www.personal.kent.edu/~adyer3/PodcastInstructionalDesign.wav]

Anna Zirkle's Podcast. Used for library online booktalks. http://www.personal.kent.edu/~azirkle1/podcast.mp3

Ashley Baker’s Podcast: This podcast features booktalks for three young adult books. It is designed to aid students in their book selection process. []

Tiffayn Miller's Podcast on the topic of credit, created as part of an instructional website about budgeting: [|http://www.personal.kent.edu/~tmille26/podcast.wav]

Jeff Darner's Podcast for managers preparing to deliver mid-year performance reviews. The podcast objectives were: By listening to the Podcast, managers in the company will be able to: • Recall the benefits of conducting mid-year performance reviews and • List the main points of the mid-year review conversations [|Darner Podcast]