Podcasting

Please note that we are using "podcast" in a very general way that includes video casting (often called Vodcasting) as well as audio.

 * 1) http://www.commoncraft.com/podcasting - Lee Lefever’s video Podcasting in Plain English. All subjects, all ages.
 * 2) http://www.teachertube.com/ - Many podcasts by & for teachers & students. All subjects, all ages.
 * 3) [|Apple - iTunes - iTunes Store - Podcasts - FAQ] Learn all you need to know about podcasts from definition to subscription. All subjects, all ages.
 * 4) - CNET’s 3 ways to [|capture podcasts online]. All subjects, all ages.
 * 5) Find, share, create [|podcasts] with “podomatic” (and check out other [|www.teachersfirst.com] resources) All subjects, all ages.
 * 6) http://www.jingproject.com/ Screenshots with audio – think of it as Camtasia Light with online storage – download application for MAC or PC. All subjects, all ages.
 * 7) [|So you want to be a podcaster?] Step by step considerations & ideas about podcasting in education. All subjects, all ages.
 * 8) If you want some help in learning how to use Audacity, check out the blog posting [|here]. It lists 16 different YouTube videos that will teach you how to use Audacity to make, edit and save your Podcasts.
 * 9) The blog titled "[|Integrating ICT into the MFL Classroom]" has many articles on podcasting, videos, etc. The author specializes in Modern Foreign Languages, but the tutorials are valid for any teacher.
 * 10) For instance, [|here] is a posting about podcasting for the non-specialist.
 * 11) Or [|this link], talking about the benefits of podcasting for the classroom.


 * Note: We used to have a link on here concerning Gcast. Gcast has gone to a pay model and is no longer free.