Organization

=Organization - Planning = Wikis are a great space to have people organize an event or meeting before the event or to follow up with people after an meeting.

If we were to conduct a staff development course that focused on how to podcast in the classroom. What questions would you have coming into the course? List those questions below: How do you make a video tutorial demonstrating on the computer in a specific software? I still have questions on how to upload the podcast into a blog. Many folks in our group this summer talked about their difficulties. How do I get a microphone for my computer at school (or microphones if I'm using one of the carts)? What is the best way to set up a teacherweb page to link to podcasts? How can I merge a powerpoint presentation for video and audio How did you do the video tutorials for this class? Is podcasting really for primary grades in elementary school? How can we create a common database of podcasts so we aren't all reinventing the wheel? What are some other programs that can be used to create podcasts and how do they differ? How do you embed video and picture into your podcasts? What equipment is needed and how do I access it? What are the options for publishing a podcast? Practical tips for how to create podcasts with students Why do we have to upload it as a podcast and not just a video on the blog? How many of our students are going to download our podcasts and watch them over and over? What file sizes are my podcasts? Can I compress them to make the files smaller? Are webcams available at the schools? If not, what is the best way to get one and what are the best kind to get? How do you create a feed for your podcast so others can subscribe to it? How are podcasts uploaded to blogs (or other websites) in a format that can be rewinded, paused, or fastforwarded? What are different kinds of ways I can use poscasts with and for my students?