Podcast' (from 'ipod' and 'broadcast')
{"Image DocumentName": "Podcast\u2019 (from \u2018ipod\u2019 and \u2018broadcast\u2019)", "Image ImageDescription": "Podcasting. Podcasting is publishing radio style sound recordings on a website. It\u2019s like a radio show stored as an MP3 file. By podcasting, you can broadcast to the world without the need for specialist equipment or a licence. It is a great way to share work. Podcast\u2019 (from \u2018ipod\u2019 and \u2018broadcast\u2019) The word \u2018Podcast\u2019 is used to describe a number of things, from simply posting an MP3 file on a website to creating and publishing regular broadcasts which listeners can subscribe to and download each broadcast to play back on their PC or MP3 Player. Podcasting is a great way to share work. It gives pupils a real and mass audience for their work and so increases motivation. Sound is an exciting and engaging medium to work with \u2013 a change from print and paper. Schools are beginning to use Podcasting across the curriculum in a number of exciting and creative ways: \u2022 Record poems and stories the pupils have written. \u2022 Play songs and music that the children or young people have written and recorded \u2022 Make a news programme. It could be school news, world news or news from history. \u2022 Make an outside broadcast from a field trip or sports day and publish it on the school website. \u2022 Have a school radio station with jokes, pupil interests, competitions, interviews etc. and \u2018podsafe\u2019 music. \u2022 Make a recording to help with revision. Work with the pupils/students to record key facts, processes and information for any subject area. For more information and a help sheet visit", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}