JALTCALL sig 2007

JALTCALL SIG 2007

JALTCALL SIG 2007, Waseda Univ., Tokyo.  June 1-3, 2007 HTML Server index 目次

<– student’s Blog at Drive HQ, and Abstract of paper, June 3, 2007.,<–mirror infoseek site Power Point slides in FLASH (swf) – JALT2007.ppt (short) at Drive Headquarters (Flash Point)   - Uploaded long & Short slideshow EXE files in “MySlideShows.f,”created by Irfanview ..   (Google Search) IrfanView: PDS creates slideshows from mixed files:[jpg, png, AVI, etc.] in EXE or HTML, like ‘MS-Photostory’ but more handy & versatile!

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References and links from Deubel, Patricia (2007). Podcasting: Where’s the Learning? Source: THE Journal June 2007 Podcasts: Where’s the Learning? by Patricia Deubel, Ph.D. Below are the quotes where hyperlinks are embedded.

“The technology is becoming so important that online course management systems, such as Angel Learning, are now incorporating features enabling content providers to include podcasting (Nagel, 2007). “ “At sites that host podcasts, such as Podcast.net or the Education Podcast Network, you can selectively listen to one at a time via your computer or download them to an iPod or any device that can play mp3 files.” “For managing podcasts, consider using Juice for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux users. Juice is free software, lets you capture and listen to podcasts anytime anywhere, and supports more than 15 languages.” “Students develop literacy skills as they create podcasts. … David Warlick provides evidence of learning at his Education Podcast Network.” “In developing podcasts, students become involved with the project method, which is a real-world experience. At Longfellow Middle School in Wisconsin students write storyboards, conference about the content, edit, perform, analyze the raw footage, combine the spoken word with photos or video, work in teams, and meet the class deadlines.” “With guidance, elementary students can create podcasts. Students at Willowdale Elementary School in Omaha (NE) created Radio WillowWeb, a podcast series for kids.” “Grade 5 students at Tovashal Elementary School (CA) post what they are learning to ColeyCast, named for their teacher.” “If students then create their own podcasts, provide a rubric, such as the one developed by Ann Bell at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, so they will know how their work will be critiqued.”

References  (Origiginal hyperlnks were in the wrong. Below are corrected with jpgs, if applicable..)
Column A Ann Bell’s Podcast Rubric Angel Learning Management Suite 7 Automatic Sync Technologies CastingWords Transcription Services DO-IT University of Wisconsin-Madison Accessibility Videos and Podcasts  Dragon Naturally Speaking Education Podcast Network Enablr (no images as the site is in PHP) Express Scribe The Freesound Project (MIT)	Column B K12 Handhelds  Jeffrey Frey’s Blog: A Focus on Podcasting Technology Questions Juice Learninginhand.com MAGpie Podcast Audio Podcast.net Section 508 (US Government) Wikipedia   Yahoo! Podcasts

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