1. Podcasting An Introduction Maggie Veres Wright State University 2008

2. What is Podcasting? Just in Time Audio or Video Homemade or Professional Variety of Topics Entertainment, Educational, News All Genres

3. Podcast Definition A non-music audio broadcast that has been converted to an MP3 file or other audio file format for playback in a digital music player. Developed by former MTV VJ and Internet businessman Adam Curry in 2004, the term actually means “Portable on Demand”

4. Where Do I get Podcasts? Most Popular iTunes Podcast Alley Podcast Directory

5. Where Do I Put Them? Play Directly on the Computer Download to iTunes or Another Program Listen through iTunesiTunes Load on a MP3 Player and Listen Anywhere or Watch on a TVMP3 Player

6. What Programs Will Play Podcasts? Any Aggregator ( Program that keeps track of your subscriptions or RSS Feeds ) RSS Feeds Juice (Both Mac and PC)Juice NewzCrawler (PC)NewzCrawler NewsGator (Mac)NewsGator

7. Sample Podcasts Fitness Education Old Time Radio Media Literacy

8. How Can I make a Podcast? Apple Apple Makes It Easy GarageBand iPhoto iTunes iMovie iWeb Vodcaster

9. How Can I make a Podcast on a PC? Audacity is free. It works on all platforms.Audacity Audacity Tutorial Moviemaker is free.Moviemaker Tutorial for Moviemaker

10. Who is Using Podcasts? Podcast Research iTunes University UCBerkeley

11. Media Podcasts Media in Education David Warlick on 21st Century Literacy Understanding Media Allan November

12. Additional Resources Numerous Others (A Resource for You)Numerous Others This was developed by Roger Carlsen and me.

13. Neat Pod Things