Action Steps


 In order for me to make this podcast a reality for my classroom I need to:

1. explain my idea to Dr. Bagley (principal) and get her ok to do it.

2. Create a permission slip for parents to sign.

3. Explain the podcast to parents at Meet the Teacher Event. Date is still to be determined as I need to work with other PV Pre- K staff to determine a date together. 

4. Listen to a variety of podcasts to get a feel for the variety available and feel for how they are made. What podcasts draw listeners in and why?

5. Attend the workshops Podcasting in Seven Easy Steps provided by the Warwick Public Library. I have already signed up for the series.

  • July 7 Step 1- What is a Podcast & Why Make One? (DONE)
  • July 14 Step 2- How to Build Your Podcast & Give Listener's What They Want
  • July 21 Step 3- How to Write Scripts That Tell Stories
  • July 28 Step 4- How to Use Your Voice & Create a Persona 
  • Aug 4 Step 5- Tips for Hosting, Co-hosting, and Interviewing Guests
  • Aug 11 Step 6- Boost Your Stories with Editing, Music, and Sound Clips
  • Aug 18 Step 7- How to Launch and Promote Your Podcast 
6. Practice making podcasts with Son so that I have practice and feel more comfortable.

7. Create a list of possible topics to include in podcasts. What types of activities do I think will work best? 

8. Determine a way to either have them translated or have the script available in Spanish for parents that want it. 

Comments

  1. LesleyJuly 20, 2021 at 5:35 PM

    A person after my own heart. I do love a good list!! This is a great way to stay organized and on top of things! Hope the Podcasting class is going well.

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