Um. This process took me back to the old VSBASIC days - if , then - trying to adjust html for feeders.
Click on the title "Podcasting". It'll take you to my podcast in an internet link. Or you can click here. I was feeling like a beatnik - or maybe that's a deadbeat? In the process of uploading, I did find a place for copyright free music, because that . . . rap needs something to spice it up.
Next step, learn to imbed it!
Where should I begin to list the possibilities for podcasting in my profession? We're primarily instructors - imagine a short weekly brief on best practices? Conversation starters for team meetings? Analytical tools and how to dig into data to honestly assess whether or not teachers are meeting students' needs (not vice versa).
What about a virtual professional learning community where educators can submit podcasts of their instruction, linked to their lesson plans which are embedded in their living curriculum for feedback from a group of like-minded professionals? The possibilities are only limited by . . .the lack of a 27-hour clock.
At least you can enjoy a professional slam poet.
Ladies and gentlemen, my inspiration warning us of the dangers of spell-check (or "The Impotence of Proofreading"): Taylor Mali!
1 comment:
Great Podcast! Now that you've done one....you are on your way to podcast land. Think about how you might be able to podcast preso and then reflect on them. Record other members of your team doing a preso and reflecting on it as a team. Some great PD and community building here? Maybe. :)
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