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1. Finding the Right Podcasting Publishing Tools Rob Tidrow Technology Coordinator Richmond Community Schools Twitter: @robtidrow E-mail: tidrowr@rcs.k12.in.us Facebook: Richmond Community Schools

2. Agenda History Goals Dilemma Rules Tools Current Position Podcasting Future

3. History Professional development District live events Daily high school announcements High school Radio/TV class Local events

4. Goals Daily Announcements Marketing Pitches Product Announcements Staff Meetings Project Overviews and Updates Training Sessions How-To’s Lectures Presentations Events Student Activities Study Notes Virtual Field Trips Distance Learning

5. Dilemma Entry costs Value Acceptance Training Follow through

6. Rules Student confidentiality – Federal Education Records Protection Act (FERPA) Low cost Ease of use Pervasive Educationally relevant

7. Tools Content Creators Editors Publishers Distributors Players

8. Content Creators Digital Tape Recorders Cell Phones Flip Cameras Webcams HD Camcorders Professional Grade Cameras iPod Nanos

9. Editors JayCut YouTube Windows Movie Maker Adobe Final Cut Audacity RM Podium Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Pinnacle Video Spin

10. Audacity

11. Jaycut.com

12. Sony Vegas

13. Publishing Video: Blip.TV Audio: Podbean.com

14. Distribution iTunes YouTube Local Server

15. Current Position Social Media Tie Ins Blogs Wikis Twitter YouTube Facebook Del.ic.ous Web Players iPads in High School English Department Over 200 MP3 devices Netbooks Regular desktop PCs

16. Podcasting Future More Social Media Embedded Pervasive and regular Sharing with community

17. Thank YouQ/A Rob Tidrow Technology Coordinator Richmond Community Schools Twitter: @robtidrow E-mail: tidrowr@rcs.k12.in.us Facebook: Richmond Community Schools