Podcasts

This page explains what a podcast is and has some examples of podcasts.

=POD CAST =

|| * To many people simultaneously || PowerPoint slideshow with more details: [|PODCASTNG.ppt]
 * ** POD **-has the ability to be played ||< ** CAST **-broadcast or distributed ||
 * * On an iPod (or any MP3 player)
 * Anytime
 * Anyplace because it is mobile
 * Always available
 * Could then download it to an iPod

Audio files can have different formats. What are the different types? [|Audio file formats.doc]

Audacity is free program that allows students to record their voice. Tutorial using Audacity on How to Podcast

=Audio and Video samples below=

AUDIO
recorded with Audacity and saved as an MP3 file

media type="file" key="ludwig van beetoven by tim barney.mp3" width="240" height="20"

AUDIO with a picture
recorded with Audacity and saved as an MP3 file

media type="file" key="Glenn how to make a peanut butter jelly sandwich.mp3" width="240" height="20"

VIDEO
Digital Storytelling using PhotoStory3 and saved as a movie file

VIDEO
Digital Storytelling using Movie Maker and saved as a movie file media type="file" key="Rose and Ryanns movie sharky.wmv" width="267" height="274"

VIDEO
Video-tape, use Movie Maker to save as a movie file media type="file" key="tamagni_0002.wmv" width="241" height="224"

PowerPoint (not technically a podcast) Digital story in slide format. [|Gillian Animations.ppt]