Saturday, November 7, 2009


Twenty-One Interesting Ways to Use Audio in the Classroom
Perhaps the coolest thing about the above PowerPoint is that it just appeared on my Google Docs page as I was added as a collaborator. It was made by Tom Barnett whose blog is here. I have been using Google Docs this fall for my students group projects and love it. I even am going to try having students turn in some of their work this way as I am becoming frustrated by the clunkiness of Blackboard's way of turning in assignments. I'll do more on it later, but for now the twenty-one ways include podcasts with audacity, musical timers, recording projects in both audio and video and most importantly it includes all of the links for each idea.

2 comments:

GPS Jammer said...

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Constitution Day Lesson Plans said...

Great blog entry. This will be perfect to use for my Constitution Day lesson plan. I can reenact the signing of the constitution with students in my class. I can also read the constitution and pause the audio in order to explain. Great stuff! Thank you.