two tools for 21 st century learning: podcasting & wikis cindy sheets [email protected]
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TWO TOOLS FOR 21ST CENTURY LEARNING:PODCASTING & WIKIS
Cindy Sheets
http://sheetsgiftedpages.com
What is a Podcast?
Podcasting in Plain English http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-MSL42
NV3cAudio or audio/video broadcast (Vodcast)
first used to download to iPods = “pod”cast
Personal On Demand
Samples
Nova and Nova Science Now Ask a Biologist TED talks http://ted.com http://k12podcasts.pbworks.com
Why Podcasts?
Content Variety – learning styles Anytime-anywhere learning
Audience Public speaking Organizational skills Research Sharing what you’ve learned 21st Century Skills Many to Many
Where Do I Find Podcasts? http://k12podcasts.pbworks.com iTunes Store
iTunes U
Tech Savvy GirlsSmithsonian KidsNational Geographic KidsSuper Why (PBS)
Resources
http://Learninginhand.com http://podcastingforbeginners.wikispaces.com/ Atomic Learning's Podcasting Workshop - An Introduction t
o Audio Podcasting (subscription service)
Bernie Dodge's Resources for Educational Podcasting Lit2Go: MP3 Stories and Poems EdTechTalk Apple Learning Interchange - iPods and iTunes in the Classr
oom
WebTools4u2use >> Audio & Podcasting Podcasting in Education | PoducateMe www.how-to-podcast-tutorial.com/17-audacity-tutorial.htm http://groups.diigo.com/ADEpodcasting/bookmark/tag/podc
asts
Content
What are students learning?
What do students know?What can they share?Who will the audience be?
virtual field tripscareersstudy guides
book talks . . . fluency podcasts
Our CityClassy Kansas City
Tools
Editing capabilities: Garageband (MAC) Audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net
Audacity video tutorials http://www.how-to-podcast-tutorial.com/17-aud
acity-tutorial.htm
Online but no or little editing: Podbean www.podbean.com Pod-o-matic www.podomatic.com Gcast www.gcast.com Gabcast www.gabcast.com
Equipment
Necessary: Computer Software
Garageband, Audacity, etc., or online creators Microphone (internal or external) OR phoneIt would be nice:
Better microphones Pop Filters iPod/iTouch with recorders
Hosting – where will it be posted? School Server iWeb Libsyn Bluehost Dreamhost Go Daddy Wordpress/Podpress
What is a Wiki?
Wikis in Plain English: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dnL00TdmLY
Wiki Wiki (quick – Hawaiian)
Samples of Wikis
Wikipedia www.wikipedia.com (2001) Non-profit and no ads, open publication
license Boyer’s Class
http://mrboyersclass.pbworks.com Web 2.0: Cool Tools for Schools
cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com Courtney’s and Nancy’s Pirate Wiki http://thewright3.wikispaces.com/
Why Wikis?
Collaboration tool Application of skills Everyone can be an expert
And all contributions are valued Web space?
Wiki Works
Private Wikis – members only Public Wiki – the whole world Protected - viewed by everyone, but
only those invited may edit
Consumers or Producers
Do you want to: Use already created wikis for gathering information or
learning Web 2.0: Cool Tools for Schools
cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com Contribute to an established wiki
http://Wikitravel.org Create your own wiki
www.Wikispaces.com http://PBWorks.com/academic.wiki
Student collaboration wiki example http://arrpirates.wikispaces.com
Which is the most meaningful to students?
Content
What goes in your wiki? Planning and organizing with a group Combining research/information Adding to a knowledge base Creating and sharing ideas or documents
Process
Sign up Create a space and name it Edit:
Create content Links to other pages, web sites
Invite others to collaborate