Comments on: Making use of Podcasts in the ITGS Classroom http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/ nobody asked me but . . . Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:01:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Gail Desler http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-6109 Gail Desler Tue, 15 Jan 2008 17:13:18 +0000 http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-6109 Forgot to add my website in the previous post - Gail again Forgot to add my website in the previous post - Gail again

]]> By: Gail Desler http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-6108 Gail Desler Tue, 15 Jan 2008 17:12:04 +0000 http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-6108 Madeline, I just discovered your blog via a reference in Clay Burrell's blog. I'm interested in following how you are using podcasting at the high school level. I've been involved with the Youth Radio project (htt://youthradio.wordpress.com), a podcasting project for upper elementary students, for the past two years. I love the potential for connecting students via writing and voice. Gail (Area 3 Writing Project) Madeline, I just discovered your blog via a reference in Clay Burrell’s blog. I’m interested in following how you are using podcasting at the high school level. I’ve been involved with the Youth Radio project (htt://youthradio.wordpress.com), a podcasting project for upper elementary students, for the past two years. I love the potential for connecting students via writing and voice.

Gail (Area 3 Writing Project)

]]> By: Madeline Slovenz Brownstone http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-5940 Madeline Slovenz Brownstone Tue, 27 Nov 2007 02:08:09 +0000 http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-5940 I've used a couple of different rigs. The easiest and cheapest is to have the kids gather around one mic, but you need to have the kids on earphones or buds or you will get feedback. I daisy chain the earbuds with 99-cent store two-fers--a real Rube Goldberg looking setup. Good luck. Are your kids listening to podcasts? If so, what do they like? How old are they? I’ve used a couple of different rigs. The easiest and cheapest is to have the kids gather around one mic, but you need to have the kids on earphones or buds or you will get feedback. I daisy chain the earbuds with 99-cent store two-fers–a real Rube Goldberg looking setup. Good luck. Are your kids listening to podcasts? If so, what do they like? How old are they?

]]> By: Paul Bogush http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-5939 Paul Bogush Tue, 27 Nov 2007 01:26:19 +0000 http://www.nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone/2007/11/17/making-use-of-podcasts-in-the-itgs-classroom/#comment-5939 Hi Madeline, Saw a post on Classroom 2.0 about your teentalk podcast. When other schools get involved in your podcast with skype what do you use to record them? Just a mic near the speaker? Thanks, Paul Bogush PBogush@wallingford.k12.ct.us Hi Madeline,
Saw a post on Classroom 2.0 about your teentalk podcast. When other schools get involved in your podcast with skype what do you use to record them? Just a mic near the speaker?
Thanks,
Paul Bogush
PBogush@wallingford.k12.ct.us

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