Podcasting. Definition Podcasting began in 2004. A Podcast is an audio or combination audio/video file uploaded to the Internet for anyone to listen to.

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Podcasting

Definition Podcasting began in A Podcast is an audio or combination audio/video file uploaded to the Internet for anyone to listen to or to subscribe to. Podcast comes from IPOD and Broadcast.

Different Skill Levels Beginner Intermediate Advance

Where can I find a Podcast? Itunes Google Internet Explorer

Tools Needed Computer Microphone Script Recording Software or Mp3 Sound Recorder

Size Information Mp3 files are smaller than wav files with a small reduction of quality and can be played in external cd players and mp3 players. Wave files are larger and can be played on computers.

Audience Students Parents Staff Community

Free Music audio/royaltyfreepodcastpromosoundpack. html audio/royaltyfreepodcastpromosoundpack. html

Copyright Free You need permission to use copyrighted materials from copyright holders.   Write

Uses Homework Information School Events Writing/Reading and other Subject Areas Announcements CRT Review Increases Retention for Tests

Basic Steps Plan Script, Music…Sound Recorder, PowerPoint, Audacity Produce Mp3, Wave, or Text Publish MCPSS, Edublogs, or Wikispaces Promote RSS Feeds

Submission to iTunes Create your podcast Upload podcast Create/Post RSS feed Submit to iTunes.

Recording Suggestions Quiet (as possible Podcasting Sign Posted Speaking loud enough Turning off cell phones Avoiding announcement times

Podcast Checklist Written script Script practice Microphone and sound settings check Downloaded podsafe music if needed

Listen to Podcasts Computer Mp3 Player IPOD CD Player

Sound Recorder

PowerPoint Record Narration

Audacity audacity.sourceforge.net

Required Downloads Software  Audacity- Free software to record your podcasts  LAME Mp3 Encoder- Needed to export files as mp3s.

Sample Audacity Recording

Publishing Formats Website Podcast directories  iTunes iTunes Blog Wiki

RSS Feed What is an rss feed? What can you do with it?

References Audio Resources   Royalty Free Music Royalty Free Music  Pod Safe Music Pod Safe Music Brian Durbin, Alex Morris  Film crew Prof. Erica Carlson Prof. Steve Durbin  PI for NSF summer RET program Randy Schnepp  Purdue Physics Demos

References Continued techrepublic.com.com Educational Podcasts Network PAACE Conference Workshop Ken Westgate at Lou Poczak at Peter Learn Out Loud Podcast Alley

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