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NYACCE Community Podcast ChannelSM

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 Fordham  University's RETC

Live from the Great Sstate of New York!
The New York Association of Adult Community/Continuing Education's Community Podcast Channel
SM  is provided in a "community feed"SM  format.

The purpose is to provide an easy way for NYACCE member programs and members to share their activities with other educators of adults in a convenient, consolidated, web- and podcast- broadcasted format.

NYACCE's Community Feed PodcastSM  is developed, produced and broadcast by Fordham University's RETC Center for Professional Development and graduate program in Adult Education and Human Resource Development in New York City  (www.retc.fordham.edu)
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Dr. Kathy King, adult education professor at Fordham University, past president of NYACCE, and RETC Director and Dr. Barbara Heuer, adult education specialist, coordinator of the Master's program in Adult Education and HRD and visiting professor at Fordham University are the occasional cohosts for this new experience in adult learning community news.

NYACCEPodcast@gmail.com
You can send in your announcements by email
or recorded MP3 file to NYACCEpodcast@gmail.com


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LISTEN to the Podcast!


Click here to listen to the                            

Episode 6 of the NYACCE Community Podcast SM  Channel
2006 Teacher of The Year Interviews! Alex Pacific
Announcements of NYACCE

  • Nominations of Student of the Year Awards
  • Spring 2007 Conference Presentation Submissions

Episode 5 of the NYACCE Community Podcast SM  Channel
2006 Student of The Year Interviews-
Judith Armstrong, Iris Martinez and Jose with Dr. Barbara Heuer of Fordham University

Episode 4 of the NYACCE Community Podcast SM  Channel
2006 Student of The Year Event Interviews- Overview- Competition, Impact
Chair of the Event - Sue Diemert with Dr. Barbara Heuer of Fordham University


Episode 3 of the NYACCE Community Podcast SM  Channel
2006 Student of The Year Winners Announced

Episode 2 of the NYACCE Community Podcast SM  Channel
Annual Conference Information, Call for Presenters, NYACCE Journal and
How to Podcast with NYACCE!


Episode 1 of the NYACCE Community Podcast SM  Channel 
This is the introductory clip and also provides instructions for submitting podcasts to us  "Podcast with NYACCE!"


 ARCHIVES! of Previous Episodes  
Coming Soon!

 Click here to go to earlier episodes

And there is more… you will be able to find NYACCE Community Podcast Feed Channel on iTunes (www.apple.com/itunes), Podcast Alley (www.podcastalley.com), podcastpickle (www.podcastpickle.com) and other popular podcast posting websites.


You can download individual episodes or subscribe to our series for free.

Tips for Podcast Listening Success from Fordham RETC's Techpod Podcast for Teachers!



PARTICIPATE!

Email your NYACCE Podcast Posts- Send us your 1-5-minute MP3 file that describe your program adult education, community and continuing education of interest to the NYACCE membership. Please be sure to identify your NYACCE membership name in the email message (NYACCEpodcast@gmail.com)

    Phone in your NYACCE Podcast Posts- Tel: (new number coming soon)
    Call in your 1-5-minute announcements that describe your program announcements, insights and program ideas for adult education, community and continuing education of interest to the NYACCE membership. Please be sure to identify your NYACCE membership name in the voice message
    TELEPHONE (new number coming soon)


Join NYACCE. Membership enables you to be part of an adult, community and continuing education professional association (fee membership required) with many benefits. www.NYACCE.org


Free Email Subscription - Join the RETC E-News Email list: The Podcast for Teachers Series  is produced by Fordham RETC if you would like to receive the monthly email updates, e-mail us: RETC E-News



Barbara P. Heuer is an assistant professor of adult education and coodinator of the M.S. in Adult Education and Human Resource Development at Fordham University's Graduate School of Education.[Read more...]
Kathleen P. King is a professor and director of the Regional Educational Technology Center (RETC) and professor Adult Education and Human Resource Development at Fordham University's Graduate School of Education.[Read more...]


RESOURCES!                                                

Need Help?

Email questions and feedback to the co-hosts,
Barbara and Kathy:  NYACCEpodcast@gmail.com


NYACCE  New York Association of Adult Community/Continuing Education

To learn more about NYACCE visit www.NYACCE.org

Tips for Podcast Listening Success

From Fordham University's RETC Podcast for Teachers, Techpod! (www.podcastforteachers.org) learn how to use podcasts for many different purposes. Fordham's website has many resources for educators about helpful podcasts and how to use  podcasts in education.
Keep on building those lifelong learning skills!

Another Adult Learning Focused Podcast Series
from Podcast for TeachersSM !!
Check it Out!

Adventures in Transformative LearningSM 
a Podcast for Teachers and Learners

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Dr. Kathy King and Dr. Barbara Heuer cohost this dynamic learning experience.
Conversations, discussions, stories and classroom strategies about learning in adulthood.  All delivered through technology and lively interviews with adult educators!

Join us for the weekly podcasts that include interviews, news, research, updates and ways to cope with rapid change in our lives in 2006 and beyond!

Website:   http://www.podcastforteachers.org/atl

RSS Feed for your podcast database software: http://www.podcastforteachers.org/atlfeed.xml



Master's Degree in Adult Education and HRD at Fordham 
The Adult Education and Human Resource Development Master’s program at Fordham University is designed to meet the needs of those persons who are responsible for the training and human resource development of adults in educational settings. Read more...


RETC Educational Technology E-Library!
Fordham University's
RETC Center for Professional Development presents an interactive innovation for professional development in educational technology to support the lifelong learning of educators across the globe.

The RETC Ed Tech E-Library provides a rich mixed-media resource of educational technology professional development resources including
* podcasts
* videos
* community dedicated Podcast for Teachers bulletin board (coming soon)
* books and articles that are related to Fordham’s research and staff
* curriculum ideas From Teachers


Other Great Podcasting
Links and Information!

Go ahead, learn and explore....

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Visit the Podcast for TeachersSM  Gift Shop on CafePress!

You can find customized mugs, tote bags, tshirts, hoodies and doggie shirts at our online gift shop our podcast logo.
After covering our costs, proceeds are used to support the podcast's production and professional development outreach to all educators.   http://www.cafepress.com/PFT

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NYACCE Community Podcast ChannelSM ,
is produced and published by
Podcast for Teachers and Learners at Fordham University's Regional Educational Technology Center. (C) Fordham University, RETC, King, Gura & Heuer, 2005.

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About the RETC

Fordham University's
RETC Center for Professional Development is dedicated to serving and researching the professional development needs of educators striving to improve student and teacher performance. Adventures in Transformative Learning, Podcast for Teachers and Learners is proudly produced and published by Fordham University’s RETC. The center’s award-winning programs serve educators across grade levels and contexts, providing in-class and distance learning opportunities. These efforts span K-12, adult education and higher education settings.

The RETC is a resource through which educators may become effective in teaching, learning, and educational innovation. As they become miore equipped as technology-using practitioners who understand teaching and learning better and see opportunities to provide leadership among their students and colleagues.

We believe educators are the key to success in effective classrooms. A cornerstone of our work and commitment is to support teachers, school leaders, and learners “around” us through outreach programs that span our Bronx neighborhoods, New York City, the USA and the globe.


For More Information
About the RETC:  visit www.retc.fordham.edu or tel 718-817-3503

About the Master's program please contact Dr. Heuer: Heuer@fordham.edu


©NYACCE Podcast and all of its content is Copyrighted by Kathleen P. King. All Rights Reserved, 2006.