Deliver+Content

Delivering Content to Students

Teachers can record their voice on their iPod, synch it to their computer, and then rename it, get info on the track and add lyrics as well as tell it to be music under the Options tab. A picture can also be added. If students create VoiceMemo files and download them for their teacher all of the files come into iTunes. Students should speak their names first before they record. If the student's name is added to their file under Get Info then Lyrics can be pasted in Podcasts Video tutorials by [|Brent Cole]W Why? Reinforce conepts develop writing skills Develops;eaking skills Enhance parent communication Provide global audience Students collect audio from interviews

Student Ideas: In first grade, students are listening to their reading at their own pace then retelling the story using the voice recorder. Or the same young students do their 60-second timed reading, then the teacher creates a CD record for parents. End of Unit Broadcasts: they write about what they have learned Book Reviews Broadcast student council or club announements Know parents are getting these because they are subscribers Fluency and have a portfolio A group of fifth to sixth graders is using [iPod] Nanos and the Nike kit [see www.apple.com/ipod/nike] to track the calories they burn during a day. In the upper grades, students are beginning to produce weekly podcast reviews of the content they studied during the week, which are then being used for review throughout the year Students are using iPods to interview community members and create oral histories, including images. Others are making PSAs for small-form video delivery.

Teacher Ideas: Newsletter Study Casts Audio Review sessions Audio Sub Plans

Download a set of podcasting instructions from [|Brent Coley's website]. Flash Cards on iPods

ePub Documents for iBooks