Ideas related to podcasting by Susan B-Y

Peta, Jason

sjbrooksyoung — 2015-05-25 00:43:34 UTC

Jing? Recording an audio explanation of topic content covered in a lesson. This can be posted for revision.

Andrew. C

2015-05-25 00:43:38 UTC

Students to record audio about a book review from their Literature Circles books for other students in the class to listen to

Peta/Jason

sjbrooksyoung — 2015-05-25 00:45:05 UTC

Providing students with background information or learning intentions to remove feelings of anxiety or confusion.

Andrew. C

2015-05-25 00:45:22 UTC

Use a podcast for learning criteria for students to take and listen to away from the classroom

Andrew

2015-05-25 00:46:34 UTC

Try with staff to use for their classroom teaching with students and with valued other activity- coaching with another staff member.

Peta/Jason

sjbrooksyoung — 2015-05-25 00:46:35 UTC

Providing linguistic models for students without the need for English.

Andrew S.

2015-05-25 00:48:22 UTC

Create a cross-KLA unit with English and Science that uses the podcast twice, but assessed in different ways. Science would assess the communication of scientific concepts, and English would assess patterns of speech. 4-5 podcasts over a term, with an evaluation of the changes over that time using an evaluative framework.

Andrew S.

2015-05-25 00:49:53 UTC

Use in teacher development that doesn't erode professional learning teams by providing too much feedback. Teachers to self-evaluate a lesson by recording a lesson and listening to it.

Andrew S.

2015-05-25 00:51:09 UTC

Use in explaining the monomyth structure in narratives. Achieved by listening to and creating podcasts and basing discussions on their observations.