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Learning Target OR Standards & Connections |
- CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.CCRA.W.3 Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, well-chosen details and well-structured event sequences.
- ISTE Student Standard Creative Communicator – Students communicate clearly and express themselves creatively for a variety of purposes using the platforms, tools, styles, formats and digital media appropriate to their goals.
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Essential Outcome(s) |
Level(s) |
Students will…
- will create and publish a podcast designed to share an idea with a specific audience.
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Adaptable to all levels |
Activity/Project |
- Introduce Activity – Discussion questions might be: Listen to these examples…what do they have in common? (They are all podcasts!) What’s a podcast? How do you consume a podcast? What equipment do you need for a podcast? How do you access podcasts?
- Demonstrate how to build a podcast within Soundtrap:
- Open up the Podcast Template
- Listen as a group.
- Explain what each track does and why it is important.
- Show basic editing functions (fade in/out, looping, volume, effects)
- Assign/break into groups
- Build outline/script for the podcast.
- Record podcasts.
- Share via social media and/or class website.
Curricular Connections
A podcast can be adapted for any and all classroom contents and ages. For example, in a history class, the task could be to create a podcast to a student’s hero from the Civil War. In a science class, have students address their podcasts to their favorite scientist. This lesson could apply in any course, but it is most closely aligned with Language Arts, Information & Communications Technology, and Visual & Performing Arts. |
The author of this is Meredith Allen. Meredith taught instrumental music and technology integration to students and teachers for 11 years in Iowa, USA, prior to joining the Soundtrap team.
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