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Share Podcast Excerpts using Audacity, iMovie and Google Slides

By Wesley Fryer On January 5, 2020 · Tagged With: audacity, collage, edit, imovie, media, multimedia, nasa, podcast, podcasting, publish · Add Comment

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Presentation Tips and Podcast Conference Learning

By Wesley Fryer On September 15, 2019 · Tagged With: media, podcast, podcasting, sharing, storychasers, tutorial, voice · Add Comment

Who Tells Your Story? Podcasting Conference: Saturday, September 14, 2019 in Oklahoma City

By Wesley Fryer On August 31, 2019 · Tagged With: podcast · Add Comment

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Tutorials: Record Audio Podcasts with Voice Record Pro or Anchor

By Wesley Fryer On August 28, 2019 · Tagged With: anchor, android, create2learn, edtech, iphone, podcast, podcasting · Add Comment

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Using ffWorks and FFmpeg for Video Compression

By Wesley Fryer On November 8, 2018 · Tagged With: compress, compression, ffmpeg, podcast, podcasting, software · Add Comment

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Classroom Podcasting / Radio Shows 101 (April 2018)

By Wesley Fryer On April 23, 2018 · Tagged With: anchor, create2learn, podcast, podcasting, radio, radioshow, show · Add Comment

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The Podcasting Legacy of Bob Sprankle and The Scholars of Room 208

By Wesley Fryer On October 23, 2017 · Tagged With: bob, bobsprankle, digital, edtech, legacy, podcast, podcasting, room208, sprankle · 2 Comments

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Podiant: A Great Platform for Podcasting and Migrated Podcasts

By Wesley Fryer On October 10, 2017 · Tagged With: audioboom, backup, import, migrate, podcast, podcasting · Add Comment

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Podcast454: Inspiring Student Creativity with Media #KVATE2017

By Wesley Fryer On July 25, 2017 · Tagged With: media, podcast · Add Comment

This podcast features a recording of Dr. Wesley Fryer's opening keynote address at the 2017 KVATE (Kaw Valley Academy of Technology and Education) Conference on July 24, 2017, in St. Marys, Kansas. The title of the keynote was, "Inspiring Student Creativity with Media." In addition to highlighting examples of "WOW work" by students (borrowing a wonderful term from Seesaw professional development coordinator Angela Gadtke @MrsGadtke) the keynote also included a "digital magic trick" demo using the new iOS app by Microsoft, "Seeing AI." Google Slides shared during this keynote, including links to all referenced student examples and other resources, are available in the podcast shownotes or directly using the shortened web link http://wfryer.me/kvate2017. Check out the podcast shownotes for additional KVATE resources and links. If you listen to this podcast, please provide feedback to Wes either with a comment on this post or by sending a Twitter reply to @wfryer. Thanks for listening to Moving at the Speed of Creativity podcasts! Please subscribe using PocketCasts or in your own favorite podcatcher application.

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Audio Podcasting Workflows (August 2016)

By Wesley Fryer On August 29, 2016 · Tagged With: audacity, auphonic, normalize, podcast, podcasting, publish, workflow · 2 Comments

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Podcast445: Voices from iPadPaloozaOU + the iPad Media Activities & Project Matrix

By Wesley Fryer On August 28, 2016 · Tagged With: ipad, ipaded, iplzaOU, oklaed, podcast, podcasting · Add Comment

This podcast features a series of recordings from the first iPadPaloozaOU conference held in Norman, Oklahoma, on August 26 and 27, 2016. The first segment is a series of audio reflections shared by participants in Shelly Fryer's Friday breakout session, "The Room 108 Radio Show." Just like Shelly has her students share in her classroom radio show, iPadPaloozaOU participants shared their first names and answered the question of the day, "What have you learned at iPadPaloozaOU and are taking back to your classroom?" The second segment is Shelly Fryer's five minute closing keynote, shared on Saturday. Five different Oklahoma educators shared a short talk about a subject they are passionate about during the combined keynote. Shelly talked about homelessness in Oklahoma, her school, Positive Tomorrows, and the importance of loving and building relationships with the students in our classrooms. Shelly shared 1 correction via Twitter following her keynote: 1 in 21 Oklahoma students are homeless today, according to recent studies. Check out the podcast shownotes for a link to a recent NewsOK.com article citing this statistic. Finally, the third podcast segment is a recording of Dr. Wesley Fryer's breakout session, "iPad Media Activities and Project Matrix." The description of the session was: "Come learn the specific steps teachers and students can use to create over 20 different iPad media projects as well as whole-class, interactive iPad writing activities. The iPad Media Activity and Project Matrix (www.ipadmediacamp.com/matrix) is used in iPad Media Camp workshops to help teachers learn to integrate effective use of iPads into the curriculum. The matrix includes whole-class response activities (interactive digital writing), single-app projects (using a learning journal like SeeSaw), 2 app projects (create + share) and Multi-app projects (app-smash projects)." The matrix is available as a series of linked Google Draw documents on http://www.ipadmediacamp.com/matrix. Check the podcast shownotes for additional referenced links and resources from these presentations. Many thanks to Anne Beck and her organizer team for making the first iPadPaloozaOU a smashing success!

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Glimpsing the Future with Alec Ross

By Wesley Fryer On April 13, 2016 · Tagged With: economics, future, labor, podcast, stem · Add Comment

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Podcasting Costs with Amazon S3

By Wesley Fryer On February 16, 2016 · Tagged With: amazon, hosting, podcast, podcasting, s3 · 4 Comments

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EdTech Situation Room on Wednesday Nights

By Wesley Fryer On January 31, 2016 · Tagged With: edtech, news, podcast, podcasting, webcast · Add Comment

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Podcast 439: Best Day of Classroom Blogging Ever with Shelly Fryer

By Wesley Fryer On January 30, 2016 · Tagged With: blog, blogging, classroom, kidblog, podcast, students · 2 Comments

This podcast features an interview with 3rd and 4th grade teacher Shelly Fryer on January 29, 2016, in Oklahoma City. Shelly teaches in a 1:1 iPad classroom at Positive Tomorrows, a special school for homeless children which also serves their families in multiple ways. Shelly has been using blogging websites with her students for three years, to teach students about digital citizenship through interactive writing. The day of this interview was her current students' first day to experience blogging on an updated KidBlog website, however, and Shelly not only focused on writing with students but also on images and the digital citizenship conversations which relate to these activities online. Shelly's students have been doing a lot of "inside sharing" using the SeeSaw iPad app and website this year, and while she has shared some of the students' posts with a wider audience using Twitter, this was the first focused day of learning when students discussed and prepared for "outside sharing." Check out the podcast shownotes for links to referenced apps and websites in this interview, along with links to others we gave shout-outs to. Interactive writing can be so powerful, as well as constructively exciting for student learning inside and outside the classroom! Please click on Shelly's classroom KidBlog website on http://classroom.shellyfryer.com and leave some comments for her students. Also please let us know you listened to this podcast by sharing a reply on Twitter to @sfryer and/or @wfryer or by leaving a comment on the blog post you'll find on http://www.speedofcreativity.org.

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Who Tells Your Story? Podcasting Conference: Saturday, September 14, 2019 in Oklahoma City

Tutorials: Record Audio Podcasts with Voice Record Pro or Anchor

Using ffWorks and FFmpeg for Video Compression

Classroom Podcasting / Radio Shows 101 (April 2018)

The Podcasting Legacy of Bob Sprankle and The Scholars of Room 208

Podiant: A Great Platform for Podcasting and Migrated Podcasts

Podcast454: Inspiring Student Creativity with Media #KVATE2017

Audio Podcasting Workflows (August 2016)

Podcast445: Voices from iPadPaloozaOU + the iPad Media Activities & Project Matrix

Glimpsing the Future with Alec Ross

Podcasting Costs with Amazon S3

EdTech Situation Room on Wednesday Nights

Podcast 439: Best Day of Classroom Blogging Ever with Shelly Fryer

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