Episode 36 – Podcasting in the Classroom

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Podcast Hosts and where to find us on Twitter:

Erin Barnes: twitter.com/ebarnes73
OklaSaid – The Podcast – Oklaed

Scott Haselwood: twitter.com/teachfromhere

Who hosted the #oklaed chat and where to find them on Twitter:

Hosted by Erin and Scott

Overview of chat topic

Podcasting in the Classroom

Questions from the chat:

Let the introductions commence! #oklaed pic.twitter.com/lkwKbnB34S

— ErinBarnes (@ebarnes73) October 16, 2017

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Q1#oklaed #oklasaid pic.twitter.com/qClea5d1C8

— Scott Haselwood M.Ed (@TeachFromHere) October 16, 2017

A1 Podcasts aren’t something I’ve explored yet. I’m not sure why. Everyone else loves them. #OklaEd

— Brandi Williams (@missweeyums) October 16, 2017

A1: Listen to them frequently. Generally just get them from apple, but occasionally will search for some on Spotify #oklaed https://t.co/0DOP73uIS4

— Mary-Kate (@MKatemurphy) October 16, 2017

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Question 2 #oklaed pic.twitter.com/kR5gBGrs93

— ErinBarnes (@ebarnes73) October 16, 2017

A2 I use The Moth podcast for Moth Monday. Hearing strong personal narratives teaches detailed writing and empathy. #OklaEd

— Lauren Peña (@lauren_pena16) October 16, 2017

A2: Beyond the subject content, podcasts in the classroom might be a way to integrate our English/Language Arts academic standards for speaking and listening. #oklaed https://t.co/Nnrdypu8kC

— Joy Hofmeister (@joy4ok) October 16, 2017

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Q3#oklaed #oklasaid pic.twitter.com/Am1h8a7RaC

— Scott Haselwood M.Ed (@TeachFromHere) October 16, 2017

A3: active listening, research, presentation, technology, analysis via comparison & corroboration #oklaed https://t.co/kdTgtawfHq

— Mr. David Burton (@MrBurtonMPS) October 16, 2017

A3: The beauty of it is.. you can tailor the content of the podcast to just about anything, making it 1 of the most versatile tools #oklaed

— Caitlin (@MissFrizzle) October 16, 2017

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Question 4 #oklaed pic.twitter.com/Jo8AlJWq8E

— ErinBarnes (@ebarnes73) October 16, 2017

A4 I definitely listen to #oklasaid bec. it's the only podcast I'm mentioned in. LOL! OK, so it's good, too! #oklaed

— Mrs. Waters 📚 (@watersenglish) October 16, 2017

A4: Right now, mostly true crime podcasts. But I am getting lots of ideas on how to use them in my classroom for students! #oklaed https://t.co/pNb6NkRh9m

— Mary-Kate (@MKatemurphy) October 16, 2017

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Q5 #oklaed #oklasaid pic.twitter.com/egWafX496O

— Scott Haselwood M.Ed (@TeachFromHere) October 16, 2017

A5: #oklasaid is a podcast about a community I am a part of. That is damn cool! #oklaed

— Aaron Baker (@bakerleft) October 16, 2017

I haven't listened to your podcasts. 1st time joining chat tonight! #oklaed

— Gretchen Dorn (@gdorn1) October 16, 2017

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Question 6 #oklaed pic.twitter.com/u3doiIMzay

— ErinBarnes (@ebarnes73) October 16, 2017

A6 Yes…it can…and not I haven't shared it. What a great, nonthreatening way to get a feel for #oklaed !!

— Jennifer Seitsinger (@room20awesome) October 16, 2017

A6: Yes it can! Listening to it on your plan/ after school, w/ an open door is how conversations started for me #oklaed

— Ms.S (@KndrgartnROX) October 16, 2017

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Q7 #oklaed #Oklasaid pic.twitter.com/EN2bkF3QDR

— Scott Haselwood M.Ed (@TeachFromHere) October 16, 2017

A7: me getting in the podcast app and searching… subcribed now! #oklaed #oklasaid #mpschat pic.twitter.com/vcT1z6xtfH

— Jun Kim (@MPSTechnology) October 16, 2017

A7 Mentioning me in the podcast works 100% of the time. LOL! #oklaed

— Mrs. Waters 📚 (@watersenglish) October 16, 2017

Coupons for coffee, candy, unfettered praise? I’m just throwing out stuff to see what sticks….🤷🏽‍♂️ #oklaed https://t.co/l3uxPUe6vs

— Tyler Bridges (@bridgestyler) October 16, 2017

• 8 – 

#oklaed #Oklasaid pic.twitter.com/2GgphYCp8B

— Scott Haselwood M.Ed (@TeachFromHere) October 16, 2017

Question 8: #oklaed pic.twitter.com/4WEmJsUHFv

— ErinBarnes (@ebarnes73) October 16, 2017

A8: I would like something new. Each week bring something new to the podcast. A new person, idea, etc #oklaed think bigger!

— Kimberly Blodgett (@KimberBlodgett) October 16, 2017

A8: longer interviews, guests hosts, #oklasaid panel? #oklaed https://t.co/6wV6Dofj3h

— Aaron Baker (@bakerleft) October 16, 2017

A8 Hey, maybe you could also answer some burning #oklaed questions. Perhaps seek out those with the answers…

— Mrs. Waters 📚 (@watersenglish) October 16, 2017

A8)Obviously I could use some professional development on podcasts. #oklaed

— Vicki Donley (@DonleyVicki) October 16, 2017

A8: I appreciate the time and effort @ebarnes73 and @TeachFromHere put into #oklasaid each week, 1 more example of Rockstar #oklaed EDU

— Stephanie Hime (@MrsHime) October 16, 2017

A8 The interview idea mentioned by @watersenglish is a great one. Would love another live episode too. #oklaed https://t.co/yqbgxMwyUj

— Todd Gragg (@MatthewTGragg) October 16, 2017

A8: hmmm 🤔 good question. I like it as is, so not sure how to answer. #NothingIsPerfect #oklaed https://t.co/JnWgC3TLiA

— Mr. David Burton (@MrBurtonMPS) October 16, 2017

A8) No feedback because I don't think #oklaed https://t.co/7como9Tnbg

— Becki Maldonado M.Ed (@BeckiLaoshi) October 16, 2017

A8 I wonder if you could add some episodes that are just interviews of some of our famous #oklaed people that don't get mentioned?

— Mrs. Waters 📚 (@watersenglish) October 16, 2017

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Question 9: #oklaed pic.twitter.com/gWGvvXcL7b

— ErinBarnes (@ebarnes73) October 16, 2017

A9 Maybe a story-time with tips for parents at the end…could be a cool way to collaborate with other Ts in school or district. #oklaed

— Jennifer Seitsinger (@room20awesome) October 16, 2017

A9: My alt ed history class. Looking for new curriculum. I could incorporate a podcast. Now to figure out the details! #oklaed

— JoDee Adney (@MrsAdneyCHS) October 16, 2017

#oklaed pic.twitter.com/UVuP3qd6dJ

— ErinBarnes (@ebarnes73) October 16, 2017

Boomsauce tweet(s) of the night:

Erin:

A6 It could be! Our instructional coaches (hint @TheMrsGragg) could recommend episodes to Ts struggling in that area. #oklaed https://t.co/xOCqBtN3eV

— Todd Gragg (@MatthewTGragg) October 16, 2017

Scott:

I have all these ideas now regarding podcasts with my 4ths.. see you did this #oklaed.. this is why I need you.

— Kimberly Blodgett (@KimberBlodgett) October 16, 2017

Next week on the #oklaed chat

Dr. Terri Cullen @DrTerriC – Future Teachers Want to Know

Great job @ebarnes73 & @TeachFromHere – I hope we get as much participation next week. #oklaed pic.twitter.com/z10wjIJJ8z

— Dr Theresa Cullen (@DrTerriC) October 16, 2017

Join us at 8 PM CST Sunday for