Beethoven

This podcast challenges students to make research and reporting relevant and fun! Hopefully it will engage students.

Podcast Assignment

This podcast is intended for my class of 5th graders. It models an audio podcast at the beginning and then a TAD of enhanced podcast at the end.

Meet the Teacher 2007

Hello,
This is a podcast that I will use at my Meet the Teacher Night this year as an introduction to the parents of my students this year. Please pardon my language...don't worry it's appropriate, I just don't want to spoil the surprise. : )

Dana Sanfie

Saguaro Cactus

This is a podcast about the growth, death, and decay of the saguaro cactus. It aligns to a 3rd grade science standards. Enjoy!

Katie Schuerman :O)

Arizona Life and Vegitation Zones

Goes through the 8 life and vegetation zones from the low Sonoran Desert to the mountain zones of Arizona. discusses plants and animals

Similies, Metaphors, and Analogies

A review of figurative language for high school students, leading to their creation of an analogy for life.

Dawn Oester

Intro to Podcasting

What is podcasting? How do you creat a podcast? These and other questions will be answered...

Bianca Lochner

Color is Everywhere

WOW! Yes, "Color is Everywhere". This enhanced podcast is specifically targeted to the area of Early Childhood. It is an instructional piece on the primary colors, using naturally occurring Arizona plants and animals. This can be extended to the secondary and tertiary colors as well.

I work with 3-5 year olds that are on the Autistic Spectrum and they need lots of structure and repetition. Since many of the students in my class are non-verbal, the visual support is very important. At our school site all the students are between 3 and 5 years of age and many are ELL.

I hope you enjoy this little kids' "Color is Everywhere" podcast.

Patricia A. Bryant, M.Ed

Early American History

"Early American History" is a podcast created to outline a course of study for my 7th grade social studies classroom. The podcast outlines early Ameican history ranging from the 1770s to 1920s. Major points include: founding fathers, westward expansion, scenic landmarks, the Civil War, the old wild west, industrialization, and concludes with early 20th century cultural settings and icons.

Submitted by: Christopher Peterson - July 12, 2007, Fountain HIlls, AZ

Form & Function

This podcast is a small part of a high school research unit on architects. Students are to create a podcast incorporating the their research. The attached file is an example of what the podcast would look like about Louis Sullivan. The entire unit will be compiled through Moodle.

Beth Smith

Fountain Hills High School

We ROCK!!!!!

Signs All Around Us

In this podcast, I used pictures of signs to teach students the purpose and importance of signs.

What Am I?

In this podcast, students will use given clues to determine the missing desert object from different pictures taken from Tohono Chul Park.

Ryan Kelley/Annie Zenor

Australia trip and history

This podcast is about my trip to Australia this summer. I was able to put in my own pictures and talk about a few of the different places I visited. I was fun for me to do cause I was able to look through my pictures again!!

MISS G.'S TURNITIN.COM PART ONE

This is a step-by-step tutorial for creating a user account on Turnitin.com.
Be sure to check out parts two through seventy-one! :-)

Joba - Simonson

This podcast is part of a career exploration unit and specifically focuses on teaching. The students in my class will be required to create a podcast with a career they choose to focus on.

Carnivores, Herbivores, and Omnivores

This podcast looks at the way that we classify animals based on what they eat. It looks at the differences between carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores.

Symmetry of Shapes

This is an introduction to a lesson on symmetry for first graders.

Health Class Introduction

This is going to be a "special" semester!--Holly

Everything I Need to Know About the Teaching Profession, I Learned from Zoo Animals

This podcasts is a lighthearted and funny look at what zoo animals can teach us about the teaching profession. It is an adaptation based on the book, All I Need to Know About Life, I learned in Kindergarten, and is not meant to be taken seriously!

Monica Robinson

Arizona Geography(maiers)

Arizona is Awesome Podcast ... (music is corny) but the Sonoran museum offered a wonderful insight into the diversity of Arizona's geographical environments. The animals were willing participants in the podcast as well. The podcast will be used in a 7th grade social studies lesson and the standards are listed at the end. Enjoy!

Podcast Showcase!

We are so happy to share these wonderful standards-based, enhanced podcasts that were created by our campers at the Arizona K12Center Camp Plug and Play 2.0. What a wonderful week of learning we had, as we moved through the curriculum of iPhoto, iTunes, GarageBand, and more to create some of the best enhanced podcasts for learning we've seen.

We hope you enjoy the posts created by each of the participants and please feel free to make positive and encouraging comments to enhance their learning!

Our hope is that all of our participants keep these few things in mind:

1. be sure to know your purpose, or the students' purpose for any project you prepare to do
2. begin with the end in mind and use the rubrics that have been provided, or create your own
3. storyboard, storyboard, storyboard, and then approve the storyboard
4. script out your audio, so that you know exactly what you are going to say
5. keep you audience in mind.

We hope to see you next year at Camp Plug and Play! What a great group of learners! Thanks for everything.
Amanda and Nancy