I'm also going to share about getting parent permission and how we did that and my recommendations for recording equipment. I would love feedback from you about what you'd like to hear next, but for this episode, I have decided I'm going to focus on what you need to know about getting your podcast ready to be shared on a small scale to families and/or on a larger scale on podcast platforms platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, or Spotify, et cetera.
I could probably do three or four episodes on the logistics of recording and editing and then getting that podcast out to families and possibly out for the world to listen to. So do you need to be on the podcast platforms? What are the decisions about whether you just use an embedded player in a website that you share with families? What's the difference between just an MP3 recording and a podcast? What equipment do you need? You're probably not planning on trying to push your student podcast as a business. How do you get the best acoustics if you're literally recording in a corner of your classroom? There are so many aspects and logistics to doing a podcast with students as specific as… you're in a school trying to record. I really struggled organizing and trying to figure out what would go into this episode. This is the episode about the logistics of doing a podcast with students. This is part three of the Podcasting with Students series. Yeah, if you could just go ahead and make sure you do that from now on, that would be great. Thank you in advance for taking the time to leave a voicemail. If you're okay with me sharing your message, you can share your name or go incognito.
I might even share the audio of your voicemail in an episode. You can go to my website, and you will see a prompt that says “Send Voicemail.” It's a simple, quick process and I would love to hear from you. I have a new, simple way for you to reach out to me. The Teacher As Podcast will highlight innovative practices and uncommon parallels in education. The goal of this weekly podcast is to help you explore your passions and learn from others in education and beyond to better your teaching. How to Create a Podcast Equipment and Software Lavalier Iphone Microphone (just one example, for use with Iphone) Microphone (Audio Technica, the one I use, comes with accessories)
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