Podcasts

Presentations and Interviews: Supporting Pedagogies Student-Created Content

 * July 2007 – [|Angela McFarlane’s speech at the Building Learning Communities Conference]
 * June 2007 – [|Bruce Dixon’s speech at Educomm]
 * January 2007 – [|Ken Kay’s speech at FETC]
 * January 2007 – [|Steve Hargadon’s interview of Chris Lehmann]
 * November 2006 – [|Richard Elmore’s speech at UCEA]
 * [|Administrator Idea-Sharing on Blogs, etc, and Educating Others for the Transition to 21st Century Schools]: Wesley Fryer's Interview of Dr. Scott McLeod on what education administrators and academics are - and are not - doing to pull education out of the 20th (or is it 19th?) century.
 * David Warlick's Keynote Addresses to K12 Online Learning Conference (see [|2006] and [|2007])

Student Podcasts:

 * [|Education Podcast Network] Examples of student podcasts
 * [|Portable Radio] (a podcast created by Grade 5/6 students in Ottawa, Canada)
 * [|Jamestown Elementary podcasts]
 * [|Grammar Podcasts]
 * [|Mrs. Lien's Book Talk Podcasts] (5th graders in Brooklyn Park, MN)
 * [|Tech Savvy Girlz] One of Ted Lai's podcasting projects. Great example of what can be done with young students.
 * [|Radio Willow Web] Elementary podcasts produced in a classroom setting.
 * [|The 1001 Flat World Tales Podcasts]: students read their published [|1001 Flat World Tales] stories from around the world. (Jessica Yun's story, "[|Roots]," is a very well-told example. She was 15 when she made this.)
 * [|Mabryonline Podcast Central] (Archived student work from Mabry Middle School, Cobb County, Georgia)
 * [|Brentwood Science Magnet Podcasts]
 * [|Moving Pods casts]
 * [|Our City] (a great site for getting started with podcasting with students)
 * [|SCS Audio Eagle] - podcast created by elementary school students from Southfield, Michigan. Includes both audio and enhanced podcasts.
 * [|Lunch Time Leaders] -- 8th grade podcast

Science, Reason, Religion, and Education:

 * [|Robert Green Ingersoll Podcasts Page]: "[|Improved Man]" is as good a podcast as any to start with.
 * [|The Practical Principals] ([|Scott Elias] and [|Melinda Miller]) is podcast about what new administrators didn't learn in grad school

Professional Development/Other:

 * [|Karen's Mashups] (a monthly compilation of podcasts and other digital content of interest to educators)


 * Grazing for Digital Natives Wiki [Jen Dorman] - Educational Podcasting and Podcasting Workshop
 * Podcasting in Education Wiki - including a workshop outline for [|Windows] and [|Mac]

Other Exemplary Examples of Student-created Videos

 * [|SFETT] (Student Movies created by Students of [|Marco Torres] in Los Angeles, California)
 * [|Video in the Classroom.com] Examples of filmmaking in the elementary classroom by [|Mathew Needleman]
 * [|All Alone]-- Example of a video done on Urban Problems in the 19th Century for social studies project
 * Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer