Podcasting in a Science Classroom
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Permalink Reply by Jen on -
We have an end of course test for biology in Georgia. I learned last year that many kids are auditory learners. I've taught for 14 years, but I'm not an auditory learner, so it didn't occur to me they would actually USE podcasts I created. I created 3-4 short podcasts for review, and once I announced it - they immediately wanted to know how to get to them - and these were my remedial students. I have no idea how many they actually used, but I figured it couldn't hurt! Have fun :) Jennifer
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Permalink Reply by Catherine Laguna on -
I have students make podcasts to demonstrate topics we are learning. Also if we do a demonstration, students create a video for me and we post it on our server. I use these year after year. Here is a link to our podcast server. http://podcast.qcsd.org/users/mrslaguna/ and here is a select group of podcasts I use as examples http://podcast.qcsd.org/users/mrslaguna/?tag=a+sample
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