Lot of possibilities for not only using this course but also to explore to
organise such courses.
Podcasts, Not Just for Music Anymore!
Have you seen students walking around with white earbuds attached
permanently to their ears? Chances are, they're not just listening to the
latest hit song.
They may be listening to podcasts, internet radio shows that can be
downloaded and listened to anywhere and anytime. Early podcasts consisted
mainly of music and independent talk shows, but the educational world has
caught on to the potential of this new medium and are using podcasts to
reach students in a new and innovative way. In this class, you will learn
how to find and listen to podcasts, how to record and create a quality show,
and how podcasts can be used in your institution. Accessiblity will also be
addressed. No technical expertise is necessary -- just a computer and a
microphone.
Week 1
. What is a podcast?
. Why podcast?
. How to find and listen to podcasts.
. Using podcasts in education
Week 2
. Planning your show.
. Sound recording and editing software
. Equipment
. Recording your podcast
Week 3
. Web site and show notes
. Accessibility
. Posting your show
. Advertising
. Final Thoughts
Instructor: Beth Case, host of Disability411 The podcast for Disability
Professionals http://disability411.jinkle.com
Course begins October 30, 2006 - Registration Deadline October 25, 2006
AHEAD Members: $75.00 per person Non-AHEAD Members: $100.00 per person
Download the registration form here
(.doc)
Thanks
Dipendra
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