I learned that podcasting is used to convert files to MP3
and other digital devices to use for music. To use podcasting you would have to
download it from a website and set it to your iTunes or any music soft wire you
use. With podcasting being another web 2.0 tool to use on the internet, if you
have any device that you can watch a video on it could work. With almost all school upgrading their technology
in the classroom it gives the teacher more ways to use in fun way to teach the
lessons. Podcasting is something like youtube.com.
With technology being so competitive, creators have to be on
their toes because someone is going to create the same thing but more creative.
Podcasting is a newer way to get
everyone involved without being in a chair at school. It is also a way for students to get what they
missed in class, it is also a way for other teachers and even the students’
parents to know what we are doing in the classroom. The similar Web 2.0 tool is created to communicate
with your students better. The teacher use technology to keep the students attaching
in class longer by using the newer generation devices.
I own both, an iPod and an MP3 device. I use both of my
devices when I’m walking to class, when I’m working out, reading, at the barber
shop waiting in line to receive a haircut, and working on long activities. I would use an iPod and or an MP3 player in my
classroom when the students are reading or when I need them to transition to
the next activity. I like the way we can communicate with others by just being
online. It is a lot faster than meeting
up with the teacher if you are having a problem on the homework. My disadvantages would be with everyone
getting used to communicating by internet only.
I’m a person, if I have a problem
I need someone to sit down next to me and help me work it out.
I think that the use of podcasting for education is a good idea. I mean like you said most people have their ipods/phones/mp3 players with them always. The ease of use and access would be great. It would allow students to learn at their own pace on their own time. I think that the converting part to an mp3 it pretty cool as well.
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