A podcast is a digital audio media file which is broadcast or downloaded over the internet. Basiclly, podcasting is a convinent way of downloading video or audio to your computer. You can then transport these files to your MP3 or video player. I have tried to create a podcast using www.podomatic.com which is free site where you can make your own but it didn't allow me to make one at this time. I will try another time because I'm very interested in the features and benefits it can have in the classroom. The most obvious one, would be to have a connection overseas with other students in the same year, this could be a great way to learn about other countries or just to have pen pals so to speak. The teacher can use this as an interactive tool for home work, setting a task or giving students the opportunity to create their own for assessment purposes. Personally I havn't used podcasts in or out of the classroom, so what are some ways we can use it in the classroom, any ideas or experiences where it worked well? Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Podcasts
A podcast is a digital audio media file which is broadcast or downloaded over the internet. Basiclly, podcasting is a convinent way of downloading video or audio to your computer. You can then transport these files to your MP3 or video player. I have tried to create a podcast using www.podomatic.com which is free site where you can make your own but it didn't allow me to make one at this time. I will try another time because I'm very interested in the features and benefits it can have in the classroom. The most obvious one, would be to have a connection overseas with other students in the same year, this could be a great way to learn about other countries or just to have pen pals so to speak. The teacher can use this as an interactive tool for home work, setting a task or giving students the opportunity to create their own for assessment purposes. Personally I havn't used podcasts in or out of the classroom, so what are some ways we can use it in the classroom, any ideas or experiences where it worked well?
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