Podcasting Dropbox Link Is: Each Station Should Have: 1

Before we start Download files/folder from Flash drive Folder is called Student Podcasting DropBox link is: http://bit.ly/FETCpodcasting Each station should have: 1. 2 pair earbuds 2. Y adaptor for earbuds 3. SPLITTER for earbuds and Mike 4. 1 Mike

Download & Install SPREAKER on your phone

Available fo Android and iPhone Podcasting: Telling Stories in Sound

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Dr. Howie DiBlasi , C.I.O (Retired) “Emerging Technologies Evangelist”

Podcasting: Telling Stories In Sound

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What is Podcasting? Why Podcasting in the classroom? Stats and Data Best Podcast to list to How do I listen to a Podcast? Subscribing to Podcasts What equipment do I need to record a Podcast? Portable recorders Software to record-Audacity Skype and Hangouts Outline, scripts and Podcast ideas How do I do a great interview? Editing my Podcast How do I add a music intro to my Podcast? Uploading my Podcasts Graphics Promoting my Podcast

Where are we going? What is Podcasting? Why Podcasting in the classroom? Stats and Data Best Podcast to list to How do I listen to a Podcast? Subscribing to Podcasts What equipment do I need to record a Podcast? Portable recorders Software to record-Audacity Skype and Hangouts Outline, scripts and Podcast ideas How do I do a great interview? Editing my Podcast How do I add a music intro to my Podcast? Uploading my Podcasts Graphics Promoting my Podcast

Podcasting-the art of producing/delivering via the internet, the delivery of content downloadable to a computer or MP3 like device. Software, Real Simple Syndication (RSS), allows the feed to automatically detect new files without any work on the user’s part.

Podcasts allow the user to listen during the time/place of his/her choice. (Learning or entertainment made available 24 hours a day. Video podcast, vodcast ,vidcast- a podcast with the addition of a video clip image. Where are we going?

What is Podcasting? Why Podcasting in the classroom? Stats and Data Best Podcast to list to Finding & subscribing to Podcasts How do I listen to a Podcast? What equipment do I need to record a Podcast? Outline, scripts and Podcast ideas How do I do a great interview? Software to record-Audacity Portable recorders Skype and Hangouts Editing my Podcast Uploading my Podcasts Graphics Promoting my Podcast

Why care about podcasting?

Podcasting allows education to become more and more portable. It’s one more way to reach the “echoboomers”.

(They're called "echo boomers" because they're the genetic offspring and demographic echo of their parents, the baby boomers. Born between 1982 and 1995, there are nearly 80 million of them, and they're already having a huge impact on entire segments of the economy.)

Radio content is now distributed via podcasts.

It’s an inexpensive educational tool which appeals to the majority of young learners.

Podcasting puts the learner in control, listening at the owner’s discretion. It allows students to use their technology-based systems for education.

Podcasting is an efficient tool which can be used to deliver the product of the collaborative process.

Benefits of Podcasting In The Classroom

1. Creativity, interactivity, and involvement 2. Accessibility and availability 24/7 3. Podcast are great alternatives for delivering research content or lessons to students who need remedial or extended support 4. Students can create their own podcast to share their learning experiences with each other and also with other students from other schools 5. Teachers can record audio podcast to provide additional and revision material to students to download and review at a time that fits them the best. 6. Podcast can hugely benefit auditory learners and help them in their learning 7. Creating podcast allows students to develop several important skills such as researching, writing, speaking effectively, solving problems, managing time, grabbing attention and improving their vocabulary.

What can you do with a podcast?

Blogs Audio books Educational content-(parents, students, larger community) Virtual tours Delivery of lectures/sermons Storytelling Journals Distributing audio/video files On line-professional or personal staff development The possibilities are endless.

Where are we going?

What is Podcasting? Why Podcasting in the classroom? Stats and Data What equipment do I need to record a Podcast? Portable recorders Software to record-Audacity Skype and Hangouts Outline, scripts and Podcast ideas How do I do a great interview? Editing my Podcast How do I add a music intro to my Podcast? Uploading my Podcasts Graphics Promoting my Podcast Best Podcast to list to How do I listen to a Podcast? Subscribing to Podcasts

History of Podcasting

2000 – Concept Began 2001 – 1st RSS enclosure in Scripting News weblog (Dave Winer) 2001-2003 – Development and Refinement 2004 – term ‘podcasting’ 1st used (Ben Hammersley) – 2004: 526 hits on Google for “podcasts” – 2009: over 90,000,000 hits on Google for “podcasts”

Critical Podcast Statistics of 2017

112 million Americans have listened to a podcast 67 million Americans listen to podcasts monthly 42 million Americans listen to podcasts weekly Podcast listening growth is steady Podcast listening skews less young 27 percent of American men have listened to a podcast in the past month, compared to 21 percent of women. Podcast fans listen to 5 shows per week The average listener subscribes to 6 podcasts Two-thirds of podcasts are listened to on a phone or tablet 52 percent of podcasts are listened to at home, 18 percent in the car 85 percent of listeners hear all (or most of) a podcast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF6WmxRIeHg

YouTube Video Where are we going?

Record or live stream, integrate easily with Skype, and manage your episodes and drafts. https://www.spreaker.com/download

Try it- Test Record

Spreaker Project You both will record this segment. You will each introduce yourself, name where from and what you do. Each of you will ask the other person “ Tell me something unique or unusual about yourself.” Close by saying “Thank you for listening”

1. Install app on your phone 2. Create FREE account 3. Start Spreaker 4. Make sure mike is working-Look in LOWER RIGHT corner of APP 6. PRESS REC and then OFFLINE 7. Press PAUSE and the DONE ( II ) 8. NEW Episode Draft will show in window – Click on it 9. Add a title ( FIRST PC) 10. Press on UPLOAD BUTTON 11. Window at top shows your RECORDINGS 12 Slide to the RIGHT 13. Tap to see recordings 14. Tap one to play ( CLCIK on the

Spreaker Project 2 1. WHERE is the Mike on you phone? 2. Form groups of 3 - Decide on 2 questions to use 3. More away from other ambient noise 4. Decide who will be the host and who will be the guests 5. Host will start the show” Welcome to our podcast of Getting To Know You”….I am here with (each guest will say their name, where from and what they do) 6. START Spreaker- Press record

HOST: Say welcome (first guest name) Ask the FIRST question and then ask the same question of the second guest. Repeat the process for the second question Close the show “Thand you for listening “ Fun Interview Questions

You’re a new addition to the crayon box. What color would you be and why? What inspires you? What’s the most interesting thing about you that we wouldn’t learn from your resume alone? Describe the color yellow to somebody who is blind. If you were to get rid of one state in the U.S., which would it be and why? You’ve been given an elephant. You can’t give it away or sell it. What would you do with the elephant? If you were 80 years old, what would you tell your children?" How would you design a spice rack for a blind person? How would you describe yourself in three words?

Where are we going?

PODCAST In A BAG Equipment Check Plug Mike –Earphone Splitter into the input on the laptop

Plug the Mike into the Mike INPUT Splitter

Plug the Y Adaptor into the headphone jack Plug the 2 ear buds into the Y Adaptor Where are we going?

What is Podcasting? Why Podcasting in the classroom? Stats and Data Best Podcast to listen to-Where do I find Podcasts? Subscribing to Podcasts How do I listen to a Podcast? What equipment do I need to record a Podcast? Outline, scripts and Podcast ideas How do I do a great interview? Software to record-Audacity Portable recorders Skype and Hangouts Editing my Podcast Uploading my Podcasts Graphics Promoting my Podcast

Audacity

How to Use Audacity for Beginners - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJhIlsLH32I

How To Use Audacity - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXB8FsazaJc wikiHow to Use Audacity Audacity is a robust, powerful open-source audio recorder and editor that can do much more than you would imagine from a free application. Its interface is a little cryptic in places, so you may find yourself a little overwhelmed when you first use it. https://www.wikihow.com/Use-Audacity

Connect your gear

Check your MIKE INPUT

Confirm connection

Recording

STOP Recording

Playback

Editing

What if I make a mistake when recording?

Experiment freely Saving Your Recording

Where are we going?

Step 1: PLAN Create a podcast format and content strategy: Format: What’s your podcast going to look like? Content: What’s your podcast going to say?

Key tips:

Think about all the angles or themes or frames for a story. Plan to keep the podcast length to 10-15 minutes. Keep topics moving, and limit topic coverage to 2-3 minutes. Try to use interviews with guests as a way to break up the conversation, pace, and tone of your shows.

Show Outline - Your Table of Contents

Show intro monologue (who you are, what you're going to talk about): 30-60 seconds Intro music jingle (repeat for each show so listeners identify the jingle with your show): 30-60 seconds Topic 1: 3 minutes Topic 2: 3 minutes Interlude (music or break): 30 seconds Topic 3: 3 minutes Topic 4: 3 minutes Closing remarks (thank audience, thank guests, talk about the next show): 2 minutes Closing music jingle (suggest same as Intro music jingle): 2 minutes

Write Your Script

Show Format: Intro: Graphic on the screen Hello and welcome to My Disney Class Podcast, where we Create Classroom Magic. I am Howie DiBlasi and we hope you are having a SUPER-Fantastic day and thank you for joining us.

Our podcasts include several segments with classroom ideas and projects for educators, administrators, technology directors, technology facilitators and students.

RYAN I am Ryan Boeckman your co-host. We are inspired by the innovation, creativity, storytelling and magic of Walt Disney - the person and the company. We engage educators with the ideas from the life of Walt Disney and the Disney company in ways that can be applied creatively in the classroom. Learn along with us as we share ways to bring magic into education!

Intro to specific episode:

Hello and thank you for joining us for SEASON 1 Episode 1, of My Disney Class- PODCAST I am your host Howie As a reminder to our listeners our podcasts reflect the philosophy of Walt Disney who said, "Around here, we don’t look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious… and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths." And now on with the show.

Talking to Your Audience

There are two voice-over styles for recording your podcast that you should keep in mind when writing your podcast script.

These include polished and freestyle.

Polished professional sounding podcast, is similar to what you might hear in a news cast or documentary. The script is written out and rehearsed prior to recording. Generally this podcast may have particular themes that are explored in sequential order, demanding more structure and precision.

Freestyle recordings are most similar to live radio shows or television interviews. Freestyle is an ad lib, fly-by-the- seat-of-your-pants recording style that can be unpredictable, engaging, and full of chemistry. Hands-On-15 min Each Group

Group 1-Portable recording-Interviews =3 Group 2-Portable recording-Interviews =3 Group 3-Portable recording-Interviews =3 Group 4- Mixer FRONT = 4 Group 5-Laptop recording-Headset Interview =1 Group 6-Laptop recording-Headset Interview =1 Group 7-Laptop recording-Headset Interview =1 Total Above = 16 Group 8-Search and Download Podcasts = 15

Small Groups 15 Participants Review Slides 58-81 Best Podcasts Finding Podcasts Listening To Podcasts Downloading Podcasts Subscribing To Podcasts

Where are we going?

How do I listen to a Podcast?

Let’s Listen to a Podcast http://mydisneyclass.libsyn.com/podcast

iTunes

https://www.apple.com/itunes/

Download iTunes for PC or Mac https://www.apple.com/itunes/download/

Searching For A Podcast

Find the podcast.

Podcast Search Engine that actually works

416,005 podcasts & 24,705,582 episodes https://www.listennotes.com/

http://www.podcasts.com/

How do I listen to a Podcast?

Subscribing to Podcasts

Where are we going?

Subscribe vs Listen How to Download a Podcasts iTunes Store Open the iTunes program -Click the iTunes Store button Click Music menu then select Podcasts You can search for shows by name or topic here Find your podcast - click on it On the podcast's page, you'll see information about it and a list of all the episodes available. To stream the episode, click the play button to the left of the episode. To download an episode, click the Get button on the right Once the episode has downloaded, click the My Podcasts menu and double click the episode you want to listen to.

How to Download Podcasts How to Subscribe to Podcasts 1. Follow the first 5 steps in the last section

2. On the podcasts page, click the Subscribe button beneath its cover art

3. In the pop-up window, click Subscribe. Now, each new episode of the show will automatically download to your computer

4. Click the My Podcasts menu and click on the podcast you just subscribed to

5. Click on the gear icon at the top to control settings like how many episodes to download at a time and whether you should auto-delete played episodes

6. Click the Feed button on the right and you'll see a list of all episodes available for download.

Where are we going?

Outline-Plan-Interview Questions

Introduce yourself, where you are from and what you do What is your favorite thing about your career? What did you want to be when you were small and would grow up? If you could choose to do anything for a day, what would it be? If you could go back in time, what year would you travel to? Who would you want to be stranded with on a deserted island? If you were a super-hero, what powers would you have? If you could go back in time to change one thing, what would it be? What is your favorite family vacation memory? What is your proudest accomplishment? What's the most daring thing you've ever done? Do you love or hate rollercoasters? What's your favorite family tradition? What is your favorite childhood memory? What's the craziest thing you’ve done in the name of love?

Podcasting: Telling Stories in Sound

e-mail: [email protected] Twitter: hdiblasi www.drhowie.com

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Dr. Howie DiBlasi , C.I.O (Retired) “Emerging Technologies Evangelist”