[Dan Lyndon]

Thanks to Donald I have just created my first podcast using http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ and I have successfully exported it to an MP3 file. Does anyone know how I can insert this into a webpage using Dreamweaver?

Ignore that! I have managed it here if anyone wants to hear it for a laugh - scroll down to the bottom and it's called the Black Death podcast (it's quite a big file though)

This post has been edited by Dan Lyndon: 27 November 2005 - 09:56 PM

[donald cumming]

Genius work Dan, you are clearly the Norman Jay of the History teaching world (alas I sounded more like Danny Baker when I tried!).

I will be experimenting in a similar manner with my young charges later on this week - can they handle it? can they handle it?

Heh heh!

Donald

[Dan Lyndon]

More like Norman Wisdom I fear - can you name the track that I MC over? prizes to all you grime fans out there is you can

[Nick Dennis]

Dan Lyndon, on Nov 27 2005, 09:29 PM, said:

More like Norman Wisdom I fear - can you name the track that I MC over? prizes to all you grime fans out there is you can

Love it!

'Can you handle it? Now.'

[donald cumming]

I didn't quite get the balance of music/speec correct, but here's my first attempt about mindmap techniques:


mindmap podcast

so its not your usual atomic kitten pop then dan?

This post has been edited by donald cumming: 27 November 2005 - 11:39 PM

[Dan Lyndon]

We're more street in Sarf London - strictly grime, drum and bass and breakbeats (ok the last one is me not the boys)! I did like yours donald but it did send me to sleep - great for my insomnia

I shall be posting the first attempts by my boys later tonight for your pleasure

This post has been edited by Dan Lyndon: 28 November 2005 - 07:34 PM

[Dan Lyndon]

I have added 3 of my students podcasts to the link above - I like Ricky and Martin's in the style of 'kids' by Robbie and Kylie. Which do you prefer?

[donald cumming]

Excellent

The Kids one is the best one so far. I'm getting my y11s to make them as a demonstration of their learning and compare with the other classes one. Results to follow....

They loved doing it so far.

[Chris Wilde]

Love the work gentz!!
I held a class survey with my year 11's today.....
Q1) How many people here have an MP3 player now, or are getting one for xmas?
Answer: from 2 year 11 classes (58 kids) 100%
Q2) How many would download podcasts for revision purposes
Answer: 85%
Am going to use this inspirationa idea to produce some revision podcasts for Year 11 revision. Will keep you posted when they are complete!
Cheers lads!
Chris

[Carl Fazackerley]

Hi this seems like a really fun task! Hopefully I may be able to try this whilst I am on teaching placement next term.

[Dan Lyndon]

Go for it Carl, it really is easy and the kids love it.

[Carl Fazackerley]

Dan Lyndon, on Nov 29 2005, 07:24 PM, said:

Go for it Carl, it really is easy and the kids love it.

How did you record the students? Was it using kit you had in school?

[Dan Lyndon]

I used a microphone headset which I got from my CLC which happens to be next door to my school. However I know that Donald picked up a cheap microphone at PC World, which is probably more useful (mine has a short lead and only one person can really use it at a time easily).

[donald cumming]

Fingers crossed we should have some decent ones on the Night of the Long Knives on Friday - class are loving it! Far more motivated than if I asked them to write written answers to demonstrate their knowledge. No hold on... they're writing the script... exactly the same questions except they're smiling and enjoying themselves... I tricked them (cue thunder claps and flashes) again (cue evil laughter).... excellent.

[Carl Fazackerley]

donald cumming, on Nov 30 2005, 05:46 PM, said:

I tricked them (cue thunder claps and flashes) again (cue evil laughter).... excellent.

LOL

This post has been edited by Carl Fazackerley: 30 November 2005 - 07:08 PM