Step Aside, CNN! I’m Listening to my Podcast

David WarlickThe Landmark ProjectRaleigh, NC

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Step Aside, CNN! I’m Listening to my Podcast

A Teacher’s guide to Capturing and Creating Podcasts

Podcasting is a portmanteau of Apple's "iPod" and "broadcasting".

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1. Somebody records audio information,

2. Saves the information as an MP3 file & uploads it to the Internet, and

3. People listen using an audio player (either computer-based or a portable media player).

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So what is it?1. Record a show [music, monolog, dialog, interview]

2. Edit the show [post production to polish & add affects]

3. Save as mp3 file (unless video podcast) & uploads on the Internet

4. Write a weblog entry describing the show [show notes]

5. Place a hyperlink to the uploaded file in the weblog

Finding Podcasts to Listen to

• iTunes

• Education Podcast Network -- http://epnweb.org/

Podcast Blog

Aggregator (Newsfire)

RSS Syndication Listening to Existing Programs

RSS/XML File

Aggregator (iPodder)

Content Teaching & LearningCommunication

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Some Good Listens

Producing a Podcast

Podcast in Education

Thank you!

David Warlickdavid@landmark-project.com

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