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(Cross Posted from Clif’s Notes)
As I’ve previously mentioned AudioBoo is a service that makes podcasting and audio blogging a snap. Here’s my quick demonstration.
Your “boo” (That’s what they call your audio file) will be uploaded to your AudioBoo profile. You can take a look at my profile page to get an idea of what this will be like.Now you can listen to the “boo” that you just watched me make.
Listen!(Cross Posted from Clif’s Notes)
Our kids and I have a lot of fun with AudioBoo. AudioBoo is a service that makes podcasting and audio blogging a snap and can positively impact your classroom (See previous posts at Clif’s Notes: 1, 2, 3 and 4). Although the service has previously pretty much been limited to iPhone users it is now available to everyone. Here’s a screencast demonstrating how to use their recently released BrowserBoo feature which makes it possible to record to AudioBoo through any web browser.
Here’s the sample Boo that I created during the screencast above.
You can browse through my AudioBoo profile page to look through many other examples of boos that the kids and I have published.
I strongly encourage all teachers to take a look at AudioBoo. Whether or not you choose to use it as a teacher I believe there are students in your classroom that would enjoy using it and benefit from engaging this learning modality.
Sign-up for your AudioBoo account, friend me and other educators, and begin enjoying the valuable contributions this can bring you and your students.
This past Saturday the TN DEN LC, on conjunction with the Discovery Education Webinar Archives, presented SciCon 2010 Part Deux in Knoxville, TN. While our crowd was a little smaller than we would have had on our snow day, the enthusiasm of our participants was not diminished!
We enjoyed a day of archival videos from the “live” stream event and workshops on iMovie, Photo Story, the Builders, and the Builders on Steriods (actually called Beyond the Stream). A special thanks to David Dixon of Gresham Middle School for a wonderful, feature packed presentation on iMovie. In addition, Kathryn LaMance provided our hands-on science lab with our very own Carole Romeiser. Also, a special thanks to Sally Walter for sending along some of her pictures from the day to help make the Animoto video below.
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