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to Enjoy PodCasts Need Quicktime? Download Here
Example of Document Camera & Microphone Production using Movie Maker and Jodix Click Here |
![]() The district owns an Apple PodCasting Server, Apple Laptops, video iPods, and audio iPods. We will be piloting an initiative to produce Web content using podcasting instructional materials. (Free iPod Instructional Material Examples) PodCasting allows users to demonstrate, pronounce, read, video tape, and present lesson content: LA: See Shakespeare or Mark Twain Audio Books, Publishing Poems, Creating a Digital Story If you are interested in PodCasting as an instructional tool, please download and skim through:
2 Types of PodCasting: (1) audio only-MP3, (2) audio/video-MP4. Either one of these formats can be downloaded to a computer for individual or whole classroom use OR downloaded to an iPod for individual use. To create an audio podcast all you need is a computer, microphone, and Audacity (free download) software to edit and save your file. Lame 3.96.1 encodes your audio so it can be used on the PodCasting Server. To create a video PodCast all you need is a video source (digital video camera or document camera or Apple Laptop). Once you have created your video, you may want to edit it using a variety of editing software (Movie Maker, Adobe Premier, Photostory or iMovie). Once you have a great product (video lesson) you will need to upload it to the PodCasting Server. These steps are detailed here--QuickStart Manual |
Tools Needed to
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(2) Join Apple Learning Interchange Community & sign up for special interest group (SIG) all these services are free. (3) Download iTunes to your computer (free...and you do NOT need to create an iTunes account for shopping online) (4)Check out an Apple Laptop OR use video/digital camera or SmartBoard or document camera and download the following:
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| Podcast Rubric: http://web.mac.com/curtissa2/Podcasting_Center/Ideas_files/Basic%20Podcast%20Rubric.pdf | |||
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PLCs are asked to publish what they have learned and what they have done using technology tools via an online newsletter |
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Policies (2) Skill: Using Tables in Word |
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Microsoft's version of Internet Video services. Digital Video usually moves from AVI to WMV using the Microsoft Media Encoder (which is free software and easy to use). |
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Policies (2) Digital Video Camera OR Document Camera OR Camtasia (desktop) (3) Encoding Software (4) Access to Streaming Video Server |
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Moodle is a courseware server much like Class Server. It is open-source and teachers will be able to take their course work and use it no matter where they go. |
(1) Moodle
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(2) Moodle QuickStart (3) May integrate all of the above into your lessons. |
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