Add to ORKGWould you like to learn how to use iPods and digital cameras to extend some of your favorite units of study in the classroom? In this session you will see many examples of students creating and publishing podcasts in math and science and how simple it can be to have them create podcasts for all other curriculum areas. Participants will be given resources and information on how to get started. (Grades: Elementary) Machelle Childers is a 3rd Grade Two-Way Immersion teacher in the Forest Grove School District. She actively uses technology in her classroom including student-created video projects, Audacity, student-created podcasts, listening centers using iPods and iPod math applications. Her website is http://web.me.com/mchilder
Teaching note on creating a podcast as a fresh final project for writing classes
As technology becomes increasingly present in the lives of our students, the integration of technolo...
Podcasts and podcasting projects are increasingly used in high schools as a means to engage students...
Berglund 121 Description: Would you like to learn how to use iPods and digital cameras to extend som...
Would you like to learn how to use iPods and digital cameras to extend some of your favorite units o...
Podcasting is a new phenomenon in Swedish schools. This pa- per describes a project where the main g...
Berglund 121 Get inspired to create video presentations with the units of study you currently teach....
With millions of portable media players sold every year, podcasting has emerged as an accessible and...
Research Seminar Paper. Podcasting is a new phenomenon in Swedish schools. This paper describes a pr...
The world is changing. Many students now fi ll their world with mobile phones, text messaging, MP3 p...
For centuries teachers have been forced to stay abreast with relentlessly evolving technology. When ...
Podcasting is a term introduced through the use of Apple Computer, Inc.’s iPod, a term which denotes...
Title from first page of PDF file (viewed Dec. 19, 2011)Committee members: Brian Lawler (chair), Ali...
Podcasting, which originated as a technology to create and distribute personal radio shows on the In...
Video podcasts allow students to control when, where, and what they learn, as well as the pace of le...
Teaching note on creating a podcast as a fresh final project for writing classes
As technology becomes increasingly present in the lives of our students, the integration of technolo...
Podcasts and podcasting projects are increasingly used in high schools as a means to engage students...
Berglund 121 Description: Would you like to learn how to use iPods and digital cameras to extend som...
Would you like to learn how to use iPods and digital cameras to extend some of your favorite units o...
Podcasting is a new phenomenon in Swedish schools. This pa- per describes a project where the main g...
Berglund 121 Get inspired to create video presentations with the units of study you currently teach....
With millions of portable media players sold every year, podcasting has emerged as an accessible and...
Research Seminar Paper. Podcasting is a new phenomenon in Swedish schools. This paper describes a pr...
The world is changing. Many students now fi ll their world with mobile phones, text messaging, MP3 p...
For centuries teachers have been forced to stay abreast with relentlessly evolving technology. When ...
Podcasting is a term introduced through the use of Apple Computer, Inc.’s iPod, a term which denotes...
Title from first page of PDF file (viewed Dec. 19, 2011)Committee members: Brian Lawler (chair), Ali...
Podcasting, which originated as a technology to create and distribute personal radio shows on the In...
Video podcasts allow students to control when, where, and what they learn, as well as the pace of le...
Teaching note on creating a podcast as a fresh final project for writing classes
As technology becomes increasingly present in the lives of our students, the integration of technolo...
Podcasts and podcasting projects are increasingly used in high schools as a means to engage students...