Assignment 3/ Self Podcast

July 4, 2006 jokelley

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• 1. flyfishing4math2  |  July 5, 2006 at 12:55 am

  hello ms. jennie’o

  okay, i listened to your podcast on coop learning and found myself nodding my head up and down in agreement about three dozen times.

  i totally submit to your philosophy on coop learning and would love the opportunity to see you implement it in your classroom.

  again, great job on the podcast and i thoroughly look forward to your next masterpiece!

  regards, bigjoe

• 2. DiscoverEDU  |  July 5, 2006 at 2:07 am

  Jennifer,

  Hello, and welcome aboard!

  Your podcast content is informative. In fact, these lesson activities are very social, relational and will work well as ice breakers. Thanks for the youthful mixers.

  Your voice is pleasant to listen to.

  The production value of the podcast did suffer from overwhelming noise.

  My bet would be that the microphone was too far from your mouth or the record level for the microphone was set very low and the record level was potted higher on the master volume.
  I’m confident your next podcast will sound, MAH – VALOUS!
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• 3. Leah  |  July 6, 2006 at 1:17 am

  OK, as I listened I was trying to envision my 6th grader jumping around the classroom . . .it was a little scary.
  The podcast was a great start. See you tomorrow

• 4. Dale Engman  |  July 11, 2006 at 10:36 pm

  I enjoyed your podcast, and I think it might have been my headset, but I heard a staticy sound (if that is a word Good job.

• 5. flyfishing4math2  |  July 14, 2006 at 1:53 am

  hello jennie o

  will smith and tom cruise have been two of my favorite actors for awhile. i really enjoy how their characters come alive. i frequently quote from movies that these guys have done.

  interesting how strong will’s feelings toward family are. i was glad that he had a chance to correct the misuse of a quote that insinuated his blase attitude toward infidelity. good for him!

  jennie, you rock! good luck getting through the first week of school.

  ciao! bigjoe

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