If you are taking my podcasting class on Tuesday June 1st, I am trying to provide you with a list of links and examples that show some of the ways you could use a podcast with, and for, your students. this is based on the people that I know are coming at this point, so for those of you who do not have a set of resources listed below, please let me know and I will try to put something together for you. There are a few resources out there that I really like and appreciate like the Berkely Webcasting Links, the Apple Podcasting in Education page, and the Education Podcast Network among others. Podcasting can add a new dimension to your class.

Podcasts can be easily adapted for the following purposes:

English

- Book talks like this one presented by a high school librarian and student.

1. -Poetry readings and summaries like this one by yours truly.
   

2. -Dramatic readings, summaries, interviews, interesting reporting, grammar tips, and more.
   

History

1. -Historical personas like The Thomas Jefferson Hour
   

2. -Current events
   

3. -Analysis of historical events, people, and inventions
   

4. -Economics
   

5. -Political coverage
   

Math

1. -Biographies of mathmaticians
   

2. -Explanation of reasoning
   

3. -Statistics
   

Science

1. -Narration of a lab
   

2. -Description of parts of a cell
   

3. -Physics lectures
   

4. -Coverage of Chandra and other space missions
   

Family and Consumer Sciences

1. -Budgeting
   

2. -Recipies
   

3. -Explanation of how to podcast
   

Music

1. -Reviews
   

2. -Performances
   

Administration

1. -Information dissemination via announcements
   

2. -Work session notes
   

3. -Professional development ideas and tools
   

To Submit your podcast to the itunes store:

Click this link