Spotlight on Student Work: Electronic Music Podcast from Greenwich High School
Enjoy this terrific example of student work, authentic application and instructional use of podcasting in this episode as we share the 2nd episode of the GHS Electronic Music Podcasts:
Ms. Barbara Freedman is the teeacher that leads the Electronic Music classes and podcast at Greenwich High School in Greenwich, CT.
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Educator Interview: Alex Pacific by Dr. Steven D'Agustino
Need a pick me up? Encouraging experience- teacher of the year talks about why he teachers, passion for helping students change their lives.
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Special Feature: Kathy King and Podcast for Teachers and CoolCast Radio Interviewed on Podcast 411.com by Rob Walch
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Clips from Podcast 411 interview:
First computer,
Favorite podcasts,
What is PFT?,
CoolCast Radio and iLearn Radio using Internet radio as a bridge to podcasts!;
Models of PD: teachers learning technology
Podcast for Teachers reachers over 550,000 listeners in Year 1!
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iLearn Radio www.ilearnradio.org Podcasts on lifelong learning topics broadcast 24/7 via the web
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The PFT "Community Channel" SMenables teachers and students to podcast together!
Call in and leave a message on our LearningTimes "Record-by-Phone" line: 1-800-609-9006 x8055 your ideas and it will be on the PODCAST. Or email your recording to us podcastforteachers@gmail.com
Capturing the Inspiring Stories and Rhythmic History of the Bronx through History!
Round robin discussion with historical field experts working on The Bronx African American History Project (BAAHP),
Brian Purnell and Andrew Tied join in conversation with RETC staff
members Maat Jakuta and Albert Robinson and PFT host Dr. Kathy King.
Great illustrations of people of all colors and traditions to create new master movements of music -
Latin Jazz, Hip Hop, and more!
Included in discussion: 5 Steps for Helping Students and Others Conduct Oral History Projects.
Music interludes in this podcast are from the Podsafe Music Network Elisabeth Lohninger Quartet playing "Beneath the Surface" Greendome Sheck playing "Slack Time" Bluesmen Get Hungry playing "Podigy"
The BAAHP is dedicated to uncovering the cultural, political, economic,
and religious histories of the more than 500,000 people of African
descent in the Bronx. BAAHP website: www.fordham.edu/BAAHP
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Dr. Steve D'Agustino brings us to the center of action of the Bronx NY's first
Career and Technical Education Fair with student perspectives of learning!
A terrific model of how to enable student participation in bringing learning to life through podcasting.
Steve uses a simple handheld digital recorder to interview participants at this event.
Usually such experiences are forgotten a few days later.
Now with podcasting and the web we can capture the benefits and use the products to encourages these and other students.
Topics the students discuss include: Career and technical education, preengineering, virtual enterprise program and journalism.
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