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Project based learning and technology for the classroom is ever changing and growing. Podcasting is a example of an emerging technology, a way to record video or audio and allow it to be accessible over the Internet. A podcast's content can be anything conveyed by an audio or video file: a recorded lecture, a foreign language lesson, a demonstration of biology principles. Instructors can easily create a podcast of daily assignments and lectures from class, and publish it for all of their students. Students can likewise create and publish content and deliver it to their teachers or to other students.
This new type of technology could connect classrooms from Texas to Taiwan. This form of project based learning will allow students to learn about the material and to design a Podcasts at the same time. The steps are as follows:
- Research the project
- Design the project
- Post the project
These steps allow the students to learn hands on in the classroom and share their learning through a new form of technology.
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Related Links
- Lesson Math - An interactive math class that could help students who are audio learners.
- 3rd & 4th Graders - Students giving news, writing, and information about their city.
- Educational 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.
- Create your own Podcasts - Information on how to set up a Podcasts and what you need to start one.
- KidCast - PodCasting in the Classroom - Listen to classroom podcasts and information on how to use them effectively.
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