Podcasting involves creating recorded audio or video files that are published on the internet and can be automatically downloaded by subscribers through feed formats like RSS or Atom. Podcasts are typically created by students to share with classmates, by teachers to provide resources for students, or by educational institutions to offer materials for teachers and learners. Common tools used for making podcasts include Audacity, Movie Maker, Garage Band, iMovie, and Photo Story.

1. Creating a Podcast Session 5

2. Podcasting A podcast is recorded audio stored in a file on a web site. A podcaster is what the host or author of a podcast. A vodcast is a podcast that contains video and usually audio.

3. Podcasting A podcast is distinguished from other digital media formats by its ability to be downloaded automatically, using software capable of reading feed formats, such as RSS or Atom, and programs called feed readers or aggregators. Users subscribe to a feed be supplying a link to the feed

4. Implications for Education In education, podcasts typically are produced By students for use b other students or their friends By teachers for use by their students By universities, corporations, education consortiums, and the government to provide resources and professional development for teachers and students.

5. What can you do with podcasting in your classroom?

6. How can we make a podcast? Audacity Movie Maker Garage Band iMovie Photo Story