Podcasts have been around for years but are quickly making a resurgence in the education world.At least 112 million Americans have listened to podcasts, a figure up 11 percent from last year [2017], with 67 million listening to podcasts at least monthly. (Forbes)
And for good reason- teachers are able to both create and consume podcasts to get on-demand professional learning in an informal environment and students have an impromptu, candid platform for their voices. Podcasts are a unique form of auditory learning because listeners get to hear the voice of real-life experts and people that influence and inspire them all while feeling like they are a part of the conversation.
Are you ready to hit record and try something new? While we have your ear, listen to our podcast below to learn more about how you might use podcasts professionally and within your classroom.
Not A Rocking Chair Librarian | Episode 17
As mentioned in our podcast, use the resources below to help you get started with podcasting in your classroom.
| Podcasting Resources | Podcasting Tools | Podcasts Worth a Listen (Teachers) |
Podcasts Worth a Listen
(Students)
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| How Podcasts Can Improve Literacy in the Classroom PODCASTING IN EDUCATION: WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? Project Audio Ultimate Podcasting Resource List | Anchor (Ages 13+) Garage Band Twisted Wave Vocaroo | Best Educational Podcasts 16 Education Podcasts to Check Out In 2017 BAM Radio Network CoffeeEDU Cult of Pedagogy EdSurge on Air Educate Google Teacher Tribe (GTT) Podcast House of Ed Tech StoryCorps Talks with Teachers Teaching Online Podcast (TOPcast) TED Radio Hour | Brains on! Dream Big Leela Kids Peace Out Stories Podcast Stuff you Should Know What if World Wow in the World |
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