2. LIFT UP YOUR VOICE PODCASTING WITH A PC

3. http://liftupyourvoice.pbwiki.com/

4. “I thought, how powerful for one of them to have their work published nationally. How powerful for all of them to know that their voices matter.” Anne Smith 9th Grade Honors “Globe and Computer” Online image. PowerMediaPlus.com. 5 February 2007. http://www.powermediaplus.comhttp://www.powermediaplus.com

7. Like any writing assignment 1.Rough Draft 2.Editing 3.Peer Editing 4.Submission of polished draft 5.PRACTICE

8. Publish own work

9. Buffalo State 337 + 68

10. Willow Web Radio WillowWeb is a podcast for kids and by kids from the students at Willowdale Elemetary School in Omaha, Nebraska. Each new show is called a Willowcast. Each Willowcast can be heard on WillowWeb as an mp3 digital audio file.

11. Willow Web Directory

12. Directories Education Podcast Network Podcast.net Powermedia Plus Story Corps

13. Disclaimer Whilst all the podcasts listed in this directory are selected in line with our criteria, we do strongly recommend that the contents of all podcasts, podcast feeds and channels are regularly reviewed to ensure that they are suitable and appropriate for the age range of the children and young people. our criteria

14. How do I do that?

15. Your audio (podcast) or video (vodcast) content to the web!

16. SYNDICATE Audiences can subscribe to your podcast show and automatically receive your latest episode!

17. SUBSCRIBE RSSRSS | Atom About FeedsAtom About Feeds

18. Consumers use a type of software known as an aggregator to subscribe to and manage their subscriptions (feeds): Feed Reader Podcatcher or Pod Receiver iTunes AGGREGATORS

19. Feed Reader Example

20. iTUNES

21. FEED Text file that contains subscription information about your podcast Written in.xml format (looks like HTML) You update it each time you add a new episode You place the.xml text file on a web server so has a URL address Enter that URL address in your feed reader. The feed reader periodically links to the.xml text file and if it finds it has changed, it downloads any new episodes to your feed reader.

22. RSS Feed Example

23. What are the steps? True podcasting What many call podcasting What will I say?

24. True Podcasting 1.Record your content on your computer using a microphone and an audio recording program such as Audacity (PC) or GarageBand (MAC). Save it as an audio file (usually.mp3).AudacityGarageBand 2.Upload the audio file to a web server along with a file called an RSS feed.RSS 3.Publish your feed through your website or a podcast directory such as iTunes, Podcast Alley, or iPodder.iTunesPodcast AlleyiPodder 4.Anyone wishing to listen to your podcast can subscribe to through a feed reader or blog aggregator, which are stand-alone or web-based programs that collect feeds for reading.feed reader or blog aggregator

25. It can be as easy as: 1.Record your content on your computer using a microphone and an audio recording application. 2.Upload your audio file to a web server. 3.Publish your link on your webpage or blog.

26. Step-by-Step 1.Open Audacity 2.Edit > Preferences to set audio input/output device 3.Be sure microphone is turned on and input volume set correctly. 4.Press RED record button and start talking. 5.When finished, press YELLOW stop button. 6.File > Export as mp3. 7.Name file and save it 8.Upload mp3 file to a web server—write down link you just created. 9.Put your new link on your webpage or blog.

27. It can be as simple as that! 1.Record and save. 2.Upload file to web server. 3.Publish your link.

28. OR YOU CAN ADD THE BELLS AND WHISTLES Edit your recording Add music Create an RSS feed so your podcast can be syndicated Publish your feed through a podcast directory

29. Edit your recording GarageBand for MACs or Audacity for PCs Allows you to add/edit multiple tracks; adjust audio; add music/sound effects; cut, copy, splice, and mix sounds together; change the speed or pitch of a recording, and more. Tutorials/instructions available

30. Edit in Audacity

31. Add music Good practice to add short music loop to beginning and end of podcast Be sure to use royalty-free music with appropriate endorsement - copyright Can find royalty-free music on GarageBand, Podcast Legal Music or purchase CD of “podsafe” music.GarageBand Podcast Legal Music Can also add sound effects

32. UPLOAD TO WEB SERVER

33. Create an RSS feed Create an RSS Feed With Notepad, a Web Server, and a BeerCreate an RSS Feed With Notepad, a Web Server, and a Beer Use a feed creation application − Poderator – Free, web-based, and easy Poderator − FeedBurner – Free, web-based and for use with podcasts published on a blog FeedBurner − FeedForAll – Commercial application that is very easy to use FeedForAll

34. PODERATOR

35. Publish your feed iTunes Podcast Alley iPodder Power Media Plus

37. HARDWARE $ 250 - $ 300

38. HARDWARE $14.99

39. Headsets are better!

40. Ipod as a recorder Belkin F8Z082 TuneTalk $55 +

41. What will I say?

42. Got Math?

43. Mr. Greco’s Science Review

44. What will my students say?

45. Interviews Other students School staff Family

46. Erie Canal Photo courtesy of: http://samandmary.org/

47. Tour of your town

48. The possibilities are endless!

49. Beyond the technical aspects Plan what you want to say Plan how you want to say it Who is your audience? How long should your podcast be? Great resources at Radio WillowWebRadio WillowWeb

50. http://liftupyourvoice.pbwiki.com/