I listened to a few sports talk radio podcasts, but I was disappointed that my search for Dan Patrick and Jim Rome was shot down with no results. I guess that they do not subscribe to any of the directories given, because I relentlessly searched for their names on all options.
I don't believe that I will be creating any new podcasts myself. With all that is out there, I'm not too confident with what I might bring to the table. As far as subscribing to one particular podcast, no, I will not be doing such. I say that, simply because my current situation, with dial-up Internet connection, I have to access such web tools outside of my home. When I do have access to high speed Internet, I am concentrating on other areas (a.k.a. getting my homework done).
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You might be surprised at what you might be able to post as a podcast. There might be LOTS of students who are concerned about that MITOSIS process who would love to log into your blog and listen to that "lecturette" on the topic, as they study for the test. Recording some of the key concepts for that test might really help some of those students get over the hump, grade-wise...just some food for thought.
ReplyDeleteJust remember, your podcast don't have to go out on the web. You can create cast that will be helpful to your students that they can access from class or school computers. If you have trouble finding a podcast that covers a lesson, fill the void. As far as the speed of dial up, I understand. I can still remember what it ws like to live in the sticks.
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