Advanced+Podcasting

Our Goals

 * Understand the process and purpose for creating student and teacher files in a format for podcasting
 * Learn new tools that allow you to create podcast formatted files
 * Develop 1 example of a instruction oriented podcast
 * Develop 1 example of a student created video/slide show podcast

Our Tools

 * [|Audacity]
 * Interwrite Workspaces - Can be used to record demonstrations/tutorials/lessons as an AVI file
 * [|MS Photostory]- Can be used to create narrated picture slide shows
 * [|WIndows Movie Maker]- Can be used to edit video clips
 * Adobe Premiere Elements - More advanced video editor than Movie Maker
 * Jodix - Great tool for converting Movie Maker and Photostory files to MPEG format for podcasting
 * [|Tux Paint]- Kid friendly drawing tool that can be used to create pictures for Photo Story
 * Tux Paint direct download[[file:tuxpaint-0.9.20-win32-installer.exe]]
 * Tux Paint Stamps

Our Resources

 * Atomic Desktop - login to search for help on the software we are using
 * [|Interwrite Workspace tutorials]
 * [|Rubistar] (for making student project rubrics)

Our Tasks

 * Choose the tool(s) you will be using to create your podcasts
 * Create your instructional podcast and convert it to MPEG format using Jodix
 * Create a lesson plan for the student sample project w/ rubric. Samples: [[file:Publishing+-podcasting+rubric.pdf]], [[file:podcastrubric3.pdf]]
 * Create a student sample project for use in modeling expectations and convert it with Jodix
 * Be prepared to share--we will all do a brief presentation of projects at the end of the day