Showing posts with label podcasts GarageBand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcasts GarageBand. Show all posts
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Techno Tutor Qu'est-ce que c'est?
I've started experimenting with Tumblr --- just because! Here is a link to my most recent post about using technology to teach reading fluency.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
The RED PANDA! (Or how Canada's greatest superhero taught my class how to make podcasts!)
I've always wanted to get my students to make enteratining podcasts, but I didn't know where to get inspiration and modeling for them. Recently, on iTunes, I've listened to "Old Tyme Radio Network" podcasts, and by chance I stumbled onto Podiobooks.com . The Red Panda season one is Decoder Ring Theatre (from Canada)'s tribute to old radio programs. I've played both the old radio and Red Panda for my class. They definately prefer the Red Panda because it has better sound quality, and moves at a quicker, more modern pace. (As well, can you imagine the Red Panda's sidekick, his driver, Kit Baxter, as the Flying Squirrel?)
Today, some students started experimenting with recording podcasts. One group used my laptop MacBook, and the other group and I experimented with Audacity. GarageBand is AWESOME as we all know, but we were all surprised at how well Audacity worked. We still need to do a lot more work, but today was one of those great days in education.
PS....any tips on using Audacity and/or GarageBand gratefully received!
Today, some students started experimenting with recording podcasts. One group used my laptop MacBook, and the other group and I experimented with Audacity. GarageBand is AWESOME as we all know, but we were all surprised at how well Audacity worked. We still need to do a lot more work, but today was one of those great days in education.
PS....any tips on using Audacity and/or GarageBand gratefully received!
Labels:
Audacity,
ELA,
general silliness,
media literacy,
podcasts GarageBand
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