NewmediaWorkshop BPWS
NewmediaWorkshop BPWS
This is a station to go along with my Blogs, Podcasts, Wiki's and Screencasts Workshop
You will find a selection of education podcasts that demonstrate effective use of podcasting, classroom podcasts, education podcast techniques, teachers podcasts, etc. The content here is mostly directed at podcasting for the Elementary/Secondary level.
Consider this station a sampling of where education and blogs/podcasts/wikis/screencasts meet.
Station feed:  Created by: Sue Lister |
Created on: 15 Jan 2006 Language: English |
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Podcast for Teachers, Techpod, 21st Episode 1/16/2006 (11.48MB; download) -- Converge or Diverge! The Call of the Wild! We Caught a Live Digital Native! Youth Culture- Millennials' View of Tech, Blogging, Literacy and More! Interview with College Student, Seamus (James). Picking up the challenge? Educators' view- Article by Jeff Pointek. Web 2.0 explained- how the web is different- this isn't your mother's hyperlinked web anymore! Learning from change and reaching further. Resources of articles, blogging sites and differences, articles and controversy on tech and literacy connections? PFT Elibrary www.podcastforteachers.org/elibrary. Resources, shownotes and more at www.podcastforteachers.org Full resources available http://www.podcastfroteachers.org. (C) Fordham RETC, King and Gura, 2005. PFT's name and content is developed, produced and (C) by Fordham RETC. Email comments and questions Podcastforteachers@gmail.com TEL (206) 20-20-PFT Selected by: Sue Lister [ stations ], Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:10:52 UTC
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Podcasting-Business and Monetization (33.89MB; download) -- From the Duke University Podcasting Symposium (http://isis.duke.edu/events/podcasting/description.html), Sep 28-29 2005 Selected by: Sue Lister [ stations ], Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:07:56 UTC
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Telpod#1-Interviewing the Past (12.06MB; download) -- This is a podcast where I am explaining a Grade 6 Social Studies project where the students became 'special' reporters who are transported back in time to question a young Cree boy about the Cree Woodland social norms. I did not get enough parent permissions to post the student's podcast but I include a short excerpt in this discussion. Selected by: Sue Lister [ stations ], Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:04:12 UTC
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