1. + Podcasting with Garageband TICL Conference June 16, 2009

2. + Podcasting with Movie Maker TICL Conference June 16 th, 2009

3. + Common Craft Video Podcasting in Plain English

4. + Why podcast? WilsonWeb What is Podcasting and Why Bother? Apple Learning Interchange Apple 1. Student engagement 2. Reach a wide audience 3. A 21 st Cent. Way of showing knowledge 4. ?????

5. + Teacher podcast ideas Make your lecture into a podcast for absent students Model a difficult math equation example as reference for homework Make a podcast for quiz or test review Show a drawing technique to an art class Teacher site examples: AP art class demo. Hominids

6. + Student podcast ideas… Have a “book talk” about a novel read Have Foreign Language students discuss a topic in Spanish, French… (a phone conversation, ordering from a menu, ) History – have a student “interview an historical figure” Math – describe the steps of an equation (with pictures of the steps taken with the webcam) Science – make a podcast on safety precautions in the chemistry lab FCS – the stages of child development

7. + Classroom Examples Lincoln SW High School Episode 17 Willow Web radio – Omaha, NE http://www.mpsomaha.org/willow/radio/index.html Coulee Kids http://wiki.sdlax.k12.wi.us/groups/couleekids/ Choctaw Podcashttp://www.okaloosa.k12.fl.us/choctaw/podcasts/podcasthome. htmhttp://www.okaloosa.k12.fl.us/choctaw/podcasts/podcasthome. htm East Sac County podcasts http://eastsactech.pbworks.com/FrontPage Book talks http://www.hopkintonschools.org/hhs/library/podcast.html

8. + iTunes Open your iTunes application Click on Podcasts in the left text boxes You can also publish your own podcast to iTunes for the world to hear by clicking here

9. + What you will need to podcast… An external microphone – cost ranges from under $20 to $100+. (Optional but good if you are going to have students record with other students in the classroom – noise-cancelling mics are best) External speakers for sharing the finished podcast with the class Quicktime - Mac, Windows Media Player – PC, for playing Photobooth application (optional, if you want to take a picture of yourself or something with your webcam) – Mac only Webcam if you want a picture of yourself (all new Macs come with them, PCs it is an option) – a cheap webcam is about $30+ and easy to install

10. + A typical podcast episode format… 20-30 minutes in length total for a full episode Intro. to show (30-60 sec.) Jingle music (30-60 sec.) Topic 1 (5 min.) Topic 2 (5 min.) Interlude – jingle music (30 sec.) Topic 3 or 4 or 5 (5 min. each) Closing remarks – thanks for listening, preview of next show, etc. (2 min.) Closing music – same as beginning jingle (1-2 min.)

11. + Let’s make a (very) simple podcast! Please locate these….. A picture (in.jpg format) to put in your podcast Photobooth in the Applications folder on the Hard Drive – (Macs) Open the Garageband or Movie Maker application

12. + The Final Steps…(Mac version) When you have the podcast finished the way you want it… Go to Share in the Toolbar at the top of the screen Click on “Export Podcast to Disk…” In the next window leave all settings “as is” and click “Export” In the next window in “Save As” give it a name and in “Where” select where you would like to save it to (I like the desktop so I can find it quickly) and then “Save” Find your podcast on your desktop and open. You’re Done!! Now… how are you going to share it with the world?!?

13. + Final Steps… PC version When you have your podcast the completed go to 3. Finish Movie at the left, then to “Save to my computer” In the next window give it a name and where to save it, then click on Next Click Next in the following window. It will now save your movie. Leave the box checkmarked at the top in “Play movie when I click Finish – click Finish at the bottom It will now open in Windows Media Player The format you put on a website for viewing is in Windows Media Player – the icon with the colored circle – not in Movie Maker

14. + Final Step… PC version (cont.) Remember – you make and edit your podcast in Movie Maker – you view it in Windows Media Player. Once you have it in Media Player format, you can’t change it

15. + Podcasting with Garageband Tutorial sites http://www.expertvillage.com/video/34888_apple- garageband-podcast.htm http://www.expertvillage.com/video/34888_apple- garageband-podcast.htm http://www.apple.com/support/garageband/podcasts/recor ding/ (tips from Apple on making a podcast) http://www.apple.com/support/garageband/podcasts/recor ding/ http://www.atomiclearning.com (must have username and password from school to log into) http://www.atomiclearning.com

16. + Podcasting with Movie Maker Tutorial Sites: Microsoft’s Movie Maker Tutorial Site Atomic Learning’s Movie Maker Tutorials (must have school’s username and passwords for full access to this site) Mighty Coach Movie Maker Tutorials

17. + Tips and Tricks Have all information, pictures and music picked before you start recording Write out your script to read unless you are having a discussion or an interview. For an interview have a list of topics to discuss. This makes for a smoother sounding podcast, easier to listen to and less re-recording due to mistakes. For the first podcast expect 3-4 class periods. Subsequent podcasts (if they have their information collected ahead of time) should only take 1 class period to record and 1 to edit.

18. + More Tips and Tricks Be aware of copyright laws when using music. If using Garageband, all jingles are copyright-free If using Movie Maker check your school’s copyright policy for using music clips Be sure to check your school’s media release policy before posting any podcasts to the web Flickr.com is a great place to get copyright free images. Be sure to check the Creative Commons section of the website to see if it’s available to distribute.

19. + Additional Resources This entire presentation as well as more additional websites for ideas, video tutorials, and resources are located at: TICL Wikispaces site https://ticl.wikispaces.comhttps://ticl.wikispaces.com - you must sign up as a user of this site to access materials