Podcast392: Lessons Learned from June 2012 iPad Media Camp

By Wesley Fryer On July 2, 2012 · Tagged With: edtech, education, ipad, media, playingwithmedia, technology · 2 Comments

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This podcast includes a recording of June 2012 iPad Media Camp participant “takeaways” as well as reflections by facilitator Wesley Fryer about lessons learned from this three day workshop. Refer to podcast shownotes for referenced links and resources. If you are interested in hosting an iPad Media Camp workshop for teachers at your school or in your organization, please contact Wesley Fryer! Spots are still available for the July 11-13 iPad Media Camp in Oklahoma City.

Podcast392: Lessons Learned from June 2012 iPad Media Camp [ 26:20 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Show Notes:

iPadMediaCamp.com
Recommended iPad Apps for iPad Media Camp (pre-camp preparations)
iPad Media Camp Curriculum (June 2012)
@iPadMediaCamp on Twitter
Participant media products were published to ipadmediacamp.posterous.com
Participant ShowMe narrated slideshows were published to www.showme.com/ipadmediacamp1
iPad software mirroring options: Reflection App or Air Server Software
iPad external microphone options: iRig Microphone ($60)- TASCAM’s iXZ adapter (for professional XLR microphones) - Apple’s Camera Connection Kit with a USB mic like a Snowball
July 11-13 iPad Media Camp in Oklahoma City
Google Apps for Education
YouTube for Schools
Yukon Public Schools, Oklahoma
YPS FAQ: Create an Educational YouTube Channel
YPS FAQ: Bypass the District Content Filter
Podcast: Improving Reading, Writing and Critical Thinking Skills with Media (Camp Plug & Play, Tuscon, AZ, 11 June 2012)
Fuel for Educational Change Agents (Wesley Fryer’s secondary podcast channel)
Contact Wesley Fryer

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