Carnegie
Mellon University Podcasting White
Paper. "Sharing audio and video files
on the Web has been possible for most
of the last decade. Why, then, in
the past two years has podcasting exploded
onto the scene and become such a hot
topic in educational
technology?
How does this new technology and its
widespread adoption create new opportunities
in education? Is it just a passing trend,
or is there genuine potential to improve
the quality of the educational experience
and learning outcomes?
This paper attempts to answer these questions
through the
exploration of educational podcasting
in three realms: the creation and distribution
of lecture archives for review, the delivery
of supplemental educational materials
and content, and assignments requiring
students to produce and submit their
own podcasts."
Education
Podcast Network The Education
Podcast Network is an effort
to bring together into one place,
the wide range
of podcast programming that may
be helpful to teachers looking
for content
to teach with and about, and
to explore issues of teaching
and learning in
the 21st century.
Podagogy "Where
podcasting meets teaching and learning". This site is
created by Randy Meredith at Spring Arbor University. There is
information about
podcasting and online learning.
iPods@ECU This
is an excellent resource. The intro to this article states..."There
are a number of ways for educators to use IPods in Teaching
and Learning. The following is a list of uses we have found.
These have been divided
into generic areas and possible directions within these areas." Following
that is a comprehensive list of how iPods can be used
in the teaching and learning arena.
Podcasting
Workshop. This web site clearly and succinctly
sets out the key ingredients of setting up a podcast.
The author, Michael Coghlan, is an educator with a keen
interest and involvement in the use of eLearning and
Web 2.0 tools in teaching and learning. Michael also
has a podcast, Podding
Downunder, through which he shares
key points and milestones.
Podcasting
Resources for Educators & Students compiled
by Gary S. Stager. This is a comprehensive list of
resources for educators interested in
creating podcasts.
Audio
Technology Ideas for the classroom. Excellent
web site created by Jeanette Davies of the Wollongong
Catholic
Diocese
CEO. Jeanette
has created an excellent set of resources and "how
to's" in
pdf format. This is a well set out and informative web
site.
Podkids Australia Primary
school students podcasting from Western Australia.
Topics cover areas including sport, music and
Harry Potter.
Feed: [feed://www.podkids.com.au/rss]
Teaching
via Podcasting "Encouraging Independent
Learning with Tools and Methods that Students
will Love" Andy Jones.
This web site provides a list of informative
links on the topic
of podcasting.
Computer
Science E-1. Understanding computers and
the Internet. [http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~cscie1/?page=podcast&type=static]
Subscribe to the podcast feed via this link: [Computer
Science E-1] and if you are using iTunes utilise this
link: [iTunes
subscription]. These podcasts were set up by David
J. Malan of the Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science School at Harvard
University.
Apple:
Podcasting in Education Apple's educational
podcasting hub. Links to resources, software
and help.
Pushing
Information to iPods A pdf that describes how
you can distribute data to iPods.
Seven
Things You Should Know About Podcasting A
pdf file that can be downloaded from
the Educause web
site.
eLearning
Centre UK Podcasting resource page.
This page provides links to a number
of resources
looking
at the phenomenon
known as podcasting
and its use in education and training.
Podagogy
at the School of Sport, Performing
Arts & Leisure, University
of Wolverhampton.
This site is dedicated to the use of
iPods in teaching and learning.
Podcasting
News Podcasting in Education. Categorised links.
Podcasting & Vodcasting.
A White Paper. University of Missouri. IAT Services.
Hosted by Apple. Podcasting white paper. The methodologies described
are outdated yet the discussion on implications is useful.
This is a review of this article: Podcasting & Vodcasting:
How disruptive will they be?
Missouri
School of Jornalism: Podcasts The school
has linked to some relevant podcasts
and provided some links to podcasting
faqs and helper pages for the students.
[http://journalism.missouri.edu/podcast/][This
link is presently broken]
Summer School Podcasts: Welcome
to the Hornby Summer School 2006 Podcasts. I'm Barbara Dieu, an EFL educator
in Sao Paulo, Brazil and I have opened this account as an extension the
Blogging Towards Autonomy workshop to show how easy it is today to integrate
multimedia into your classrooms. Click on the following
link to subscribe: [Subscribe]
Australian eduBloggers.
Annotated links detailing Australian eductaors that
are interested in blogging and/or podcasting.
David
F. Warlick: podcasting: A New
Avenue for Expressing Learning & Teaching.
An article about podcast with
background information and a "how
to" section.
Random
Walk in eLearning A blog discussion
on podcasting in eLearning
Podcasting
discussion at WLU A description
of podcasting with a range of links
and discussion points.[This
link is presently broken][http://home.wlu.edu/~blackmerh/musics/podcasting.htm]
Duke University Digital Initiative.
The Duke Digital Initiative (DDI) is a major instructional
technology program focused on experimentation,
development, and implementation
of digital technology in an academic environment.
iPods
at Duke University The
use of iPods at Duke University
as part of their
curriculum programme.
Students
crazy about their iPods A
news article about the use
of iPods in the classroom.
