So after looking at videos on youtube I'm somewhat making the assumption the kids know how to do this even if I don't. That's ok, I know lot's of things they don't and I don't mind learning from them . However, the basic technology piece is a camera and a microphone. So the question - what are are the odds of getting the district to buy cameras and microphones for classrooms? Technology is only as good as it is available.
On the other hand, I wouldn't have even known to ask that question until I took this class.
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I am an ITS, so my response to you is ask your ITS to order more microphones and cameras, at least one per teachers who want one. I have tech funds to spend each year, and I am always looking for what teachers want and will use. Also, librarians have been known to purchase these items too.
Good question. The next question becomes what to do if you ask students to create a podcast using visuals and 150 students have to share 1 camera? Tricky, tricky. Or am I over thinking this and there is a cheaper way to record a video than buying a camera?
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