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A podcast featuring great student podcasts. Each weekly highlights student work and hear from their teachers about the challenges and successes of podcasting with their students. We believe elevating students voice beyond the classroom and sharing the lesson process will inspire others to get podcasting with their classes!

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Natalie Tulloch natalie@spotify.com
Jane Zumwalt
janez@spotify.com
Abi Ogunmwonyi  abio@spotify.com
Alexa Foote
alexaf@spotify.com

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Book Creator E-Book by Michael Hernandez @cinehead

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Read this free ebook by Michael Hernandez. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Comprehension Amplified- Presentation by Jeff Glade

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Comprehension Amplified- Presentation by Jeff Glade

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Session description: In 2019, podcasts achieved a milestone.  According to The Infinite Dial 2019 report, 51% of the United States population above 12 years old has listened to a podcast.  This means that, for the first time, podcasts are now considered mainstream media in the U.S.  More and more classrooms are embracing podcast creation, and yet few have addressed critically consuming podcasts in a way that explicitly supports comprehension.
Much research has been done on the importance of listening comprehension.  When listening, students can gain exposure to complex ideas, build essential background knowledge, and engage with challenging storylines - all while easing the cognitive load of decoding and fluency that can hinder many readers.
The opportunities available with utilizing podcasts in the classroom are boundless.  If we can help teachers embrace podcasts to benefit the comprehension and engagement of all students, we can begin the important work of providing students with the tools to harness podcasts for lifelong learning and enjoyment.

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Comprehension Amplified Presentation - Soundtrap

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Record a 1 minute message of hope/support/humor to a student in quarantine.

Transcribe.

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Using the remote link, invite someone to a project and interview each other about what distance learning would have meant for you while you were in school.

Bonus points if you can get someone to join, using chrome, with wired headphones and record 1-2 minutes!

Extra bonus points if you transcribe the conversation.

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With Mars at war with Oliver Pruitt, the team prepares to take the all-important GFT test when a mysterious message arrives from a potential friend halfway around the world. But can she be trusted?
http://pruittprep.com
The Unexplainable Disappearance of Mars Patel is produced by Blobfish Radio. Written and created by Chris Tarry, David Kreizman, Jenny Turner Hall, and Benjamin Strouse. Music and sound design by Shawn Pierce, Chris Tarry, and Alan Friedman.

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With Mars at war with Oliver Pruitt, the team prepares to take the all-important GFT test when a mysterious message arrives from a potential friend halfway around the world. But can she be trusted? http://pruittprep.com The Unexplainable Disappearance of Mars Patel is produced by Blobfish Radio.

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Is this you Oliver Pruit?

Do you control the weather now too?

You've reached Mars and his mom, leave a message.

Mom, it's me... pretty soon you're gonna get a phone call from the school and it's not gonna make you happy I'm just calling to say I'm sorry.  I'm sorry for disappointing you but I have to do it...

for my friends.

Are you serious, another drone?

Go away, leave me alone,  fine I'll see if I can lose you

ahhhh

he's trying to kill me

Oliver Pruit is trying to kill me

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1. Where are you?: Brand spanking new.
2. Audience: new, casual and veteran fans who want to dissect stories and themes
3. Subject/Genre: anime critique
4. Format: 2 styles of episodes (casual and long form). Casual - chat/roundtable. Long Form - Narrative/Interview
5. Tools: USB Mic, Iso shield, pop filter, Zoom H5, laptop,

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1) I've recorded 2 episodes, but I'm going to strip them down and start over. My intended audience is high school and up.
2) Music and Storytelling

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Caroline Selia : PODCAST, Can I Kiss You?

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Caroline Selia : PODCAST, Can I Kiss You?

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1. Already wrote 15 songs for the first season, recorded 3 songs for the pilot episode and wrote the pilot episode. No podcast recording yet.
2. My intended audience is anyone that would want to see Lizzo star in Sex in the City. And anyone that likes Hamilton.
3. Rom-Coms & musicals
4. 20-25 min episodes with 3 songs per episode.
5. Using Logic Pro, Cubase

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- My audience are new mothers.
- I have the first episode mapped out.
- Super excited to learn about Soundtrap as plan on using this with Anchor to put together my trailer.

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Write now I"m developing the script for the first episode. Have to figure out the story and then the best way to tell it.

My audience is 16 to 60. Anyone who wants to take their education into their own hands and loves mystery and history.

I have little experience with GarageBand, but thats it.

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1. First episode outline done and season 1 partial arc roughly outlined. Currently writing snippets to record for trailer

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If you’re like me, you probably won’t be getting a trust fund, but you will be making financial decisions every day!

On this show, you’ll get everything you need to manage your personal finances and live your best life.

It’s money cents for the broke of us!

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thunder, rain, dial tone, scratching, bike cycling, horn, skidding, drone, drone winds down, music, cycling builds up, bike dumped, door opens, footsteps.

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Sound Effects:
Train bell, thunderstorm, rain, cellphone dialing, breathing, hail sounds? dial tones, drone sound, puddles, horn honk, bells/chimes, spinning sound, dripping sounds

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Sound effects:
bell, rain, phone, voicemail, breath, wind, drone, cars, horn, drain, music, beats, bike, garage, foot steps,

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Footsteps
Bell
Thunder
Bike pedaling
Phone
Cars passing (rain movement)
Gasping
Drone
Semi truck
Bike shifting
Bike dropping
Footsteps in a tunnel?

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bells, drums, thunder, something metal, rain, phone dial, ringing, high pitch sound, drone? horn, bell, generic music, more rain, keys, metal door?

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phone
voicemail
bike
heavy breathing
wind
kids voices
truck horn
drone
music

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https://padlet.com/SoundtrapEDU/PodcastWithSoundtrap