Monday, February 15, 2010

podcasting

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How to Podcast: Four Basic Steps

















How to Podcast



"The definitive step-by-step guide on how to podcast


without breaking the bank."


This is the home of the free podcast tutorial that will
take

your podcast from concept to launch fast and for minimal cost

brought to you by, Jason Van Orden, author of Promoting Your Podcast."












Podcast Tutorial: Four Basic Steps



This podcast tutorial is broken down into four steps:



  1. Plan


  2. Produce

  3. Publish

  4. Promote


Let's take a quick look at each section of the podcast tutorial.


Plan Your Podcast



I know you are probably anxious to press record and get your voice on the
net. But a little planning will help you stay focused. In the end you will
produce a better podcast that will attract and keep more listeners. This
will also make your job as a podcaster a lot easier.


In the planning section I will raise a few questions for you to consider
and help you make some important decisions about:



We'll also talk about how to outline and plan
each episode of your podcast before you record.


Produce Your Podcast


This is where you will open the mic and start talking (or whatever else
you plan on doing in your podcast). In this section, I'll go over podcasting
gear and podcasting software.



We'll also learn how to record your
podcast and create an MP3 file in the Audacity
Tutorial.


Publish Your Podcast


Once you've created your first podcast, you need to prepare it for publishing
and post it to the internet. This section covers topics such as:



Promote Your Podast


Of course you'll want more listeners for your podcast. You want to become
a recognized expert and celebrity on the internet now that you have your
own show, right?


In this section we'll talk about how
to find listeners for your podcast.



Ready to get started? Let's get to it...


How to Plan Your Podcast
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Monday, February 8, 2010

We need to stay onboard

http://www.networkworld.com/slideshows/2010/020510-marko.html#article
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/032708-netkid.html?nwwpkg=slideshows&ap1=rcb

With students surpassing teacher and even professionals in dealings with technology it is important for us, as future teachers, to stay up-to-date with the most current technology. Each generation of students we encounter will continue to know more and more about how to use computers as well as new emerging technologies.
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Friday, February 5, 2010

Blogging: post 1

Blog: To write entries in, add material to, or maintain a weblog.

The internet has been a standard in my life since I was 9 years old when I created my first E-mail account. Although our relationship has changed, I have maintained the connection. It has grow, evolved and progressed since we starting see each other. Looking at screen after screen, gathering information and neatly filing it away in the crevasses of my brain; the internet has been a good friends to me.
I began blogging a few years ago on livejournal and myspace. I started because I love to journal and sometimes I enjoy the feed back I receive from the people reading them, SOMETIMES.
I feel that this will be a useful tool for this class because it will encourage us to post a items that will help each of us better understand the many uses of technology. Because of this we will be better informed on how to use technology in and out of the classroom.

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