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Apple Learning Exchange>Leadership and Professional Growth>Audio Education
How/why to use audio with students
- tapping into multiple intelligences/different learning styles when using audio files
- improve student reading and fluency (Shakespeare)
- listen to audiobooks
- provides individualized learning for students (ie. ELL)
- www.flocabulary .com
- audible.com - listen to audiobooks
- Vocabulary - find a picture on Internet, put text on top in iMovie, download to video iPod
- audiofiles - listen to historic speeches
- field trips: download audioguides (ie. Millennium Park)
- .m4a is the extension to make an audio file compatible with iTunes
- Make metadata for the podcast with information, links, and images (use 400x400 jpg)
- plug-in the microphones first, then open GarageBand
- new track>vocals>no effect
- Preferences> to check if settings are correct for the microphone
- Controls>turn off metronome
- file is created as an AIF file (very large)
- save and export to iTunes>Get Info>add metadata
- Advanced Menu>convert selection to AAC ).m4a
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