What is an Enhanced Podcasting?
An audio-visual media product. Although it combines both audio and visual elements, the focus of an Enhanced Podcast is on the audio element. The visual elements should be thought of as supporting the audio file.
iTunes – Aloni’s Food Waste Podcast
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See Sample Keynote: From Telescope to Lander
What are today’s goals?
- For everyone to understand how Enhanced Podcasts can be used for instruction as well as student knowledge building
- Everyone will create, present, and add a two to three minute Enhanced Podcast to my iTunes Library
- For everyone to learn a little bit more about Apple’s OSX and navigating around GarageBand, Keynote, iPhoto, and Safari
Pre-production
1. The Script
You will need a topic and a script for your Enhanced Podcast.
2. Visual Content
Download copyright free images:
- http://images.google.com
- http://search.creativecommons.org
- http://pics4learning.com
(make sure you use Advanced Image Search and choose Usage Rights > Return any image that are labeled for reuse)
Manage your images with iPhoto
- Use Safari to download images to iPhoto Library
- Basic concept of iPhoto event and album/keyword
- Export photos to medium size (no more than 100K and no larger than 800 x 800 each)
3. Keynote Intro
- Templates: Themes and Masters
- Views (changing views-zoom)
- Media Browser to find pictures
- Text boxes
- Font Style, Size, Color
4. Meet the Keynote “Inspector”
- Document Inspector: Slide Size – 800 x 800
- Graphic Inspector: Reflection/Opacity
- Metric Inspector: Rotate/Flip
- Text inspector: Alignment/Column/Bullet
6. Keynote – Image Management & Manipulation
- Arranging – Group/Lock/Front and Back
- Format – Mask, Mask with Shape, and Instant Alpha
- Smart Build
7. GarageBand
- Picture Drag-in (length dragging)
- Sound clean up / Enhancement
- Time / chapter marking
- Ducking/fading
- Background music
8. Presentation techniques
- Mirror Display turned On (System Preferences > Display) if you want your screen the same as the projector screen
- Keynote with notes (View > Show Presenter’s notes)
- Remote control (Pairing)
If you want to see the Presenter’s notes on your own screen when presenting, do the following steps when you are connected to a projector:
1. Keynote > Preferences > Presenter Display (Select what you want to see as a presenter e.g. Notes) > Select “Use Alternative Display to View Presenter information”
2. Keynote > Preferences > Slide Show > Present on Secondary Display
3. Click on Open Display Preference > Arrangement > Turn Mirror Display OFF
Your keynote will be on the Projector’s screen so click on the Play Button to test out.
9. Sharing your slides
upload to SlideShare.net (join the contest at http://www.slideshare.net/contest/worlds-best-presentation-contest-2010?top_nav)
export as PDF
export as Quick Time movie
print your keynote (Slides with or without Notes, Handout, Individual slides, Layout-Pages per sheet)
10. Assessing student slide shows
CDNIS Lower School Information Literacy Scope and Sequence
Create presentations exhibiting synthesis of information which:
Customize the elements (background, transitions, sound effects, text and graphics, etc.) of the presentation to enhance communication
Practice presentation skills for audience (e.g. use of microphone, posture, delivery skills, projection device, etc.)
Demonstrate empathy and an understanding of your audience’s emotions about your presentation and make necessary changes in style/content to communication more effectively
Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy Rubric for digital publishing
http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/Rubrics+-+Bloom%27s+Digital+Taxonomy
11. Keynote Tutorial
http://www.apple.com/iwork/tutorials/#keynote
Select and watch
a – “Getting Started with Keynote ‘09″
b – “Organizing Your Slides”
c – “Adding Audio and Video To Your Presentation”
Resources
1_Podcast Planner-Option 21_Podcast Planner-Option 1
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