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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff sits down with St. Louis Podcaster JP Prezzavento from The Bits & Bytes Podcast to discuss how to create and manage multiple podcasts. In this episode, we discuss podcasting production from the concept phase through the production and promotion stages and everything in between.  

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In this episode, we discuss:

• Why should you get into podcasting?
• How To Create And Manage Multiple Podcasts
• What type of equipment does JP use to create his podcast?
• Podcasting Show Notes
• Telling your story through podcast
• Creating multiple shows.
• Best advice you would give yourself before you record episode 1
• Growing your audience through being open and honest
• Automating workflows with G Suite
• What happens after you publish your podcast?

JP Prezzavento currently serves his home district in the St Louis area as the Coordinator of Instructional Technology where he regularly leads professional development for the district’s 850 teachers and 50 administrators. Previously, JP served as a high school English language arts teacher. JP is a Google for Education Certified Trainer, Apple Teacher, a Common Sense Media Educator, and was recognized as a 2017 METC Spotlight Educator. JP hosts the Bits & Bytes of Education podcast and co-hosts the Edtech PodSquad podcast and blogs at jpprezz.com. JP has presented at a variety of regional conferences and is scheduled to speak about connecting educators with podcasting at ISTE 2019 in Philadelphia, PA.

The Bits and Bytes of Education is a bi-weekly podcast that shares snack-sized ideas, resources, and interviews about teaching, learning, and technology integration.

Each episode contains the Edtech Minute, where I share an idea, tech tool, or resource that is useful to the audience, a featured conversation with an educator doing amazing work in his or her space, and What I’m Learning, where I share the books I’m reading, the podcasts I’m listening to, and other ways I’m learning to be a more effective educator.

The Edtech PodSquad is a monthly show where 5 Missouri Edtech leaders talk about issues relevant to tech coaches, coordinators, and integrators. The Squad learns and grows through these conversations and just happens to hit record to share those conversations with others.

• Homepage: https://jpprezz.com
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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff welcomes Meredith Allen from Soundtrap on the podcast to discuss why teachers are using Soundtrap in their classrooms to teach their students about audio production and podcasting.  

I am thrilled to have Meredith on this weeks program. Sountrap is an amazing application that is available to content creators on all platforms and today, Soundtrap is announcing several brand new features that are going to be turning the heads of both classroom and studio podcasters everywhere.

Listen to today's episode to learn how you can leverage educational podcasting in your classroom today!

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In this episode, we discuss:

• Soundtrap for StorytellersSoundtrap is launching an education version of its new Soundtrap for Storytellers podcast creation tool will be available in June to teachers and students for use in the classroom.
• The podcasting tool will help teachers differentiate instruction for students of all abilities within one classroom, giving students a compelling way to channel their thoughts and perspectives. Having spoken to many teachers and students we believe they will be utterly engaged and it will be a fantastic way for teachers to get access to an inspiring vehicle for meeting core curriculum requirements.
• New Podcast Transcription Tools (THIS IS AWESOME!)One of the newest and most unique features is an interactive transcript and editing tool. Transcripts can be made automatically at the click of a button, and students will be able to transcribe and edit the spoken-word audio file as you would in a text document, eliminating the need to listen to the podcast over and over again. We believe that it will differentiate instruction for all ages, abilities and individualized education plans.
• There are other cool features such as inviting someone to join your podcast and upload to Spotify.
• Why Use Soundtrap in the Classroom?It is an easy tool for differentiating instruction for students of all abilities within one classroom and giving a voice to students that otherwise might not have an outlet for channeling their thoughts, opinions, and perspectives.
• It can provide an easy way to connect collaborators that might not have a Soundtrap account by using a guest link
• For those learners with an individualized education plan (IEP) for writing and/or reading, this tool allows them to see/easily edit the words and tell the story of their learning.
• Teachers can provide age-appropriate content in an environment that inspires students to tell their stories in creative, artistic ways.
• Teachers are looking for tools for collaborative and creative content making to support their STEAM efforts, the 4Cs (creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration) as well as project-based learning activities. Access to Soundtrap for Storytellers will not only help educators meet core curriculum requirements, it will also enhance a student’s development in the 4Cs.
• Soundtrap bridges the necessary skills for preparing our 21st-century learners for a global, connected world.
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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff sits down with Jamie Turnbull to discuss how to create student podcasts using Synth. In this episode, Jamie discusses how she sets up her podcasting activities through simple activities that then lead into a three-day activity for her middle school students.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• Why Podcast in the Classroom?
• How to Podcast in the Classroom?
• Classroom Management During Podcasting Activities
• The Importance of Student Voice
• Creating Student Podcasts using Synth
• Setting Up Classroom Assignments
• Recording During Class time
• Recording Out of Class time
• Digital Citizenship
• Sharing Podcasts with Our School and Community

Jamie Turnbull is a Middle School English teacher at Sioux Central Community School. She has been teaching for 6 years and consistently encourages student voice. Most recently, she designed a podcast unit with her students, which reflects the importance of student-centered learning and the power of student voice. 

Students are using Synth to create podcasts. There are several links to student examples that I would like to share.

• Homepage: https://gosynth.com/podcasts/24181
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/MsJTurnbull
• Synth Blog

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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff sits down with Jake Miller from the Educational Duct Tape Podcast to discuss how he is revolutionizing online professional development on Twitter through animated Gif’s that he calls the EDUGIf.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• How do you get started as a podcaster?
• Using Flipgrid for community engagement
• The EduGif
• Tips and Tricks for New Podcasters
• Podcasting Equipment
• Websites and Web Design
• Using Newsletters to connect with your audience

Jake Miller is an edtech and learning enthusiast who hosts the Educational Duct Tape podcast, shares #EduGIFs at JakeMiller.net and works as a Technology Integration Specialist for an Ohio Middle School.

The #EduDuctTape Podcast, hosted by Jake Miller, focuses on viewing #edtech as a tool used to meet goals, address learning standards and solve problems in the classroom, much as duct tape is used as a tool that solves a plethora of problems in our lives. Jake sits down each week with a different inspiring guest with awesome ideas for using tech in the classroom to share and discuss some awesome ideas! Join us for Educational Duct Tape, once weekly!

• Homepage: https://www.EduDuctTape.com
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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff sits down with Randall Black to discuss everything from creating podcasts with his students to his promoting the concept of failure as a way to get better as a podcaster.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• The Randall Black Show
• Edtech Shorts
• How do you format a podcast for maximum visibility and exposure
• Understanding how to handle Failure
• The Howl Cast PodcastBuilding a podcast for your community
• Creating a student-created show
• Podcasting EquipmentEquipmentSamson Q2U USB/XLR Microphones
• Behringer U-Phoria UMC202HD Audio Interface
• Behringer U-Phoria UMC404HD Audio Interface
• AppsGarageBand
• Audacity
• Creating community outreach through your podcast
• Podcasting with WordPress
• Best advice that can be given to educators looking to get into podcasting“Create and Share Great Content”

Randall Black is an educator, technology specialist, and podcaster from West Virginia. He has served in various roles in education over the last decade (classroom teacher, technology integration specialist, and technology systems specialist). Randall's goal is to help students, teachers, and administrators to improve their success in and out of the classroom through the use of technology.

• Podcast Homepage: http://svhs.wayn.k12.wv.us/howlcast/
• Randall’s Site: https://randallblack.com (Home of The Randall Black Show and EdTech Shorts)
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/rgblack316
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The Howl Cast is the official podcast of Spring Valley High School. Join Randy Black, Technology Systems Operator, and Will Totten, Assistant Principal, each week as they share announcements, upcoming events, cafeteria menus, and student and teacher successes from your Home of the Timberwolves.

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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff sits down with podcaster Daniel Downs to discuss how to create multiple podcasts that hit a vastly different audience. Additional topics include Educational Branding, Staying Consistent in your message, and his advice for new podcasters looking to take over the world.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• Digital Learning By Design: A Podcast About Digital Transformation In Education
• Personalized Learning In Education-MAPLE Podcast
• Tips for new podcasters
• Popular Video Editing ToolsiMovie
• Lightworks
• OpenShot Video Editor
• Video Pad
• Podcasting with Anchor
• www.FreeConferenceCall.com
• Recording Podcasts with Zoom
• Substack
• Synth
• Developing a Website using Blogger

Dr. Daniel Downs is currently the Director of Digital Learning in the North Reading Public Schools. In this capacity, he oversees the facilitation of a Digital Learning model that robustly incorporates robotics, digital literacy and digital research skills across K-12. An advocate for increased data analysis tools and streamlining education dashboards within K-12. As an EdTech consultant, he has worked with districts to expand computer science and digital learning curriculum offerings and holds research interests in Project-Based Learning and expanding digital resources and connectivity for students in underserved populations.

Digital Learning By Design: A Podcast About Digital Transformation In Education

Welcome to Digital Learning By Design! Tune in for resources, discussions, and updates in the world of digital learning, education and robotics. Topics will also include Project Based Learning With Technology and 21st Century Pedagogy.

• Homepage: http://www.danieldowns.com
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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff sits down with South Jersey Podcaster, Brian Costello from The Teacher’s Journey Podcast to discuss the trials and tribulations of being a first-time podcaster and the lessons you can learn by simply hitting the record button.

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In this episode, we discuss:

• The Teacher’s Journey Podcast
• Getting Started as a Podcaster
• Making Your First Mistakes
• Getting Your First Guest … Twice
• Choosing the Best Applications and EquipmentCamtasia
• Zoom
• Blue Snowball Microphone
• Pop Filter
• Building Your Podcasting Website with Wix
• Advice for New Podcasters
• What Makes a Good Podcast Guest?
• Podcaster ShoutoutsDan Krieness: Leader of Learning Podcast
• Dr. Will Show

Brian Costello the author of the highly acclaimed book The Teacher’s Journey and hosts a podcast by the same name and owner of BTC2Learn LLC, is a Google Certified Innovator & Trainer in his 11th year of teaching in Southern New Jersey. His career started as an instructional aide before going on to teach Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd Grades. He now works as a middle school Digital Innovation Specialist in Egg Harbor Township, NJ. He created The Global Audience Project helps classes find, and be, authentic audiences for projects around the world. Brian shares his love of emerging technology and professional development all over the country.

The Teacher’s Journey Podcast is an informal conversation with some of the worlds best educators as they share their amazing stories of how they became the incredible people they are today.

• Homepage: https://www.costellocorner.com/the-podcast
• Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/btcostello05
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BTC2Learn/
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC79mrGwDiwHPo6yE_Gyz1tw
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In this episode of Educational Podcasting Today, Jeff sits down with Whitney Choate and Jonathan Compas from the Tough Teacher Talk Podcast to learn how they are creating professional development for themselves, one episode at a time.  

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In this episode, we discuss:

• The Tough Teacher Talk Podcast
• Lessons learned from Educational Podcasting … so far…
• Using Google Keep to create Podcasting Show Notes
• Building a Podcasting Website using Weebly
• Should you be a podcasting perfectionist?

Whitney Choate brings adventure to education. From her teaching experiences abroad and technology know-how, she creates a positive and engaging atmosphere inside the classroom and outside the school walls. She is currently a high school special education teacher and instructional technology coach in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

Jonathan Compas is a highly-driven teacher with direction. As an innovative educator, he paves the way for the next generation of critical thinkers always searching out the latest research-based methods to reach his students. Jonathan is currently a kindergarten teacher and educational leader in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

Our mission is simple: to empower teachers by discussing real struggles in education while having a positive outlook.

• Homepage: https://www.toughtalkwithteachers.weebly.com
• Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ChoateNotes
• Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/MisterCompas
• Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/toughteachertlk
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/toughteachertlk

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In this episode, we mentioned the following resources:

• Learn how to create your own Podcasts with these great resources from TeacherCast
• Join our brand new Facebook Page!

Are you enjoying the TeacherCast Network, please share your thoughts with the world by commenting on iTunes today? I enjoy reading and sharing your comments on the podcast each week.

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