Welcome Give Students a Voice

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Welcome!Give Students a Voice

• ETC Cool Tools

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Lead Instructor(s)

• UGA ETC
• Emily Hodge

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Purpose Why record?

• Meet the needs of your auditory learners
• Add another dimension to projects
• Accomplish multiple learning objectives
• Cross curricular
• ePortfolios
• Accessible
• Free
• Built in

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Overview

• Computer settings
• Recording tools
• Windows Recorder
• Word
• PowerPoint
• Audacity
• Ready-made sounds
• Online resources

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Housekeeping

• Bathrooms
• Parking
• Sign-in and handouts?
• Any questions?

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Introduce Yourself

• Name
• School and Position
• What do you hope to learn and why?

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techLearning Article

• Giving Students A Voice Through Technology
• By Patricia Sattler
• October 1, 2007

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• Technology Coordinator in K-8 School
• Looking for lessons that result in student
  excitement
• Technology that can be applied across the
  curriculum
• Golden egg using voice in the classroom
• Free software (PhotoStory and Audacity)

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7th Grade English

• Turning How To Word documents into PowerPoint
  slide shows
• Changed to narrated digital photo stories
• Students discovered the power of their voice
• Free time with microphones
• Became aware of and coached others in public
  speaking

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7th Grade English

• Initially self-conscious
• Over time, became more comfortable with their
  unique sound
• Gained confidence in public speaking
• Started self-evaluating to produce a better
  product
• Developed better articulation skills

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Fourth Grade

• KidPix illustrations of state legends
• Imported into PhotoStory
• Gave opportunity for dramatic stoytelling
• Learned to emote
• Students clamored for more!

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CD Portfolio of Years Technology Work

• Narrate favorite work over the years using Photo
  Story
• Age when work was created
• Why piece was selected for prize collection
• Reflection v. a script
• Different tone and inflections

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Third Grade

• Podcast
• Homemade radio-style commercials about school
  events
• Audacity
• Visually monitor voice and adjust speech
• Practiced proper diction and projection
• Voluntarily re-rehearsed

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Other ideas

• Record self-authored poems
• Emotion, cadence, expression
• Logitech USB microphones (35)
• Recording in Progress sign

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Microphone

• Fixed
• Computer internal
• Headset
• USB
• Mics for Minidisc recorder, tape recorder,
  computer mic input
• Web cam

• Mobile
• Cassette recorder
• Digital voice recorder
• iPod mics
• Minidisc digital recorder
• Video Camera
• Wireless Mic and transceiver

http//www.stager.org/podcasting/toolkit/hardware.
html
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Recording and Editing Software

• Audacity
• Free
• PC or Mac
• Garageband
• Inexpensive
• Mac

http//www.stager.org/podcasting/toolkit/recording
.html http//www.stager.org/podcasting/toolkit/aud
iocleanup.html
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Computer Internal Mic
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Headset Mic
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Mic for minidisc or tape recorders or the
computer mic input
Sony Digital Recording Mic
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USB Mic
Logitech Premium 350 Headset
Logitech USB Desktop Mic
Samson C01U USB Studio Condenser Mic
Blue Snowball USB Mic
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Webcam
iSight Webcam
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Cassette Recorder
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Digital Voice Recorder
Creative MuVo Micro N200
iRiver IFP-180T 128 MB Flash MP3 Player
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iPod Mic
Griffin iTalk Voice Recorder
Belkin Voice Recorder for iPod with dock connector
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Minidisc Digital Recorder
Sony MZ-RH10 Hi-MD Walkman Digital Music
Player/Recorder
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Wireless Mic and Transceiver
Audio-technica ATR 288W
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