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Mind Map by Clint Harris, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Clint Harris
about 7 years ago
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Using Podcasts for
Inquiry-Based Learning
- References:
- "Creating Podcasts with Your Students."
Reading Rockets. Web. 03 Feb. 2017.
- Josepicardo. "Podcasting in Five
Easy Steps." YouTube. YouTube,
14 Dec. 2008. Web. 03 Feb. 2017.
- Josepicardo. "Podcasting in Five
Easy Steps." YouTube. YouTube,
14 Dec. 2008. Web. 03 Feb. 2017.
- "Creating Podcasts with Your Students."
Reading Rockets. Web. 03 Feb. 2017.
- Exploring
- Students can use podcasts to
initiate inquiry, choose their
topic and develop questions
- Students can use podcasts to
initiate inquiry, choose their
topic and develop questions
- Investigating
- Students can listen to podcasts
to research information,
answer questions they might
have, or guide them to new
questions on a topic
- Students can listen to podcasts
to research information,
answer questions they might
have, or guide them to new
questions on a topic
- Creating
- Students can present their
findings with a podcast and
reach a wide audience. It is a
great alternative to a
presentation. Can be ongoing.
Can be used for smaller or
larger assignments.
- Students can present their
findings with a podcast and
reach a wide audience. It is a
great alternative to a
presentation. Can be ongoing.
Can be used for smaller or
larger assignments.
- Supports Student Learning Styles
- Auditory learners, verbal learners, can
do individually or as a group
- Auditory learners, verbal learners, can
do individually or as a group
- Supports Students With
Exceptionalities
- Excellent practice for students with speaking
challenges, students do not have to speak in front of
an audience, can give them a voice, can use a script,
- Excellent practice for students with speaking
challenges, students do not have to speak in front of
an audience, can give them a voice, can use a script,
- How to create a podcast
Annotations:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eIqryRZH48 http://www.readingrockets.org/article/creating-podcasts-your-students
- Creating podcasts in the classroom has many
educational benefits, including strengthening skills in
research, writing, and collaboration — and podcasting
is easy to do.. (Reading Rockets)
- Benefits:
- Can learn anywhere, can learn anything, can
choose what to learn, creating,
communication, planning, enables students
to develop good communication skills,
problem solving ability, researching, writing,
improving vocabulary
- Can learn anywhere, can learn anything, can
choose what to learn, creating,
communication, planning, enables students
to develop good communication skills,
problem solving ability, researching, writing,
improving vocabulary
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