
Project IUP Cast Overview
The goal of Project IUP Cast is to encourage IUP students and teachers to take part in the world of podcasting by writing and distributing their own podcasts. The hope of the project is to give students a voice to express their ideas on the web and to open a dialogue with other members of the IUP community. An additional specific goal of Project IUP Cast is to help students and teachers learn about writing and publishing with new digital media to enhance their communication skills.
Project IUP Cast Archival
Project IUP Cast has been running since 2007. During that time, lots of podcasts and a few vidcasts have been produced by IUP students for various classes. These materials are archived here so that future students and teachers can access them. All Project IUP Cast materials are published for public consumption. The individuals who created the podcasts and vidcasts own the copyright for the materials created and are responsible for their contents. In addition, it should be noted that all Project IUP materials have been produced for educational, non-profit purposes.
The First Project IUP Cast
The podcast below was the first one produced for Project IUP Cast. The podcast provides an overview of the project. It was produced by Dr. Sherwood in 2007. The podcast is a dialogue between Dr. Sherwood and Dr. Pagnucci in which they discuss the benefits of using digital tools for teaching and learning. The podcast is titled an “IUP Tech Talk” and was identified as part of Project ICast at the time. As noted above, the project has been retitled Project IUP Cast:
Featured Graduate Student Podcasts
- Authors and Writing Spaces: Place, Materials, and Routine
- This podcast explores how writing spaces impact the nature of the writing process
- Podcast developed by Summer Dickinson in Summer, 2015
- A Little Bit About a Couple Things
- This podcast is an interview with 2 couples who host a monthly podcast show on a broad range of topics; the couples discuss how the go about creating their podcast shows.
- Podcast developed by Debbie Brown, Janet Anokye, Lora Mendenhall, and Mary Sagal in Summer 2015
- Couple Things Podcast Website
- Childhood Reading Literacy Project
- This podcast includes interviews with 6 young children talking about their early experiences with reading
- Developed by Jennifer Haigh, Summer Dickinson, Brent Lucia, Jonathan O’Brien, and in Summer 2015
- Technology for Staying in Touch
- This podcast includes interviews with 4 high school students who have moved to the U.S. from other countries; the students talk about how they use technology to stay in touch with friends and family in their home countries
- Podcast developed by Tyler Glodjo, Tara Kelly, Anderson Maia, and Silvia Vaccino-Salvadore in Summer 2015
Full Archive of Graduate Student Podcasts and Vidcasts
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Imagination Cubed, YouTube edu, Comic Life, and Prezi
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Developed by Burcu Basoglu, John Hepler, Lilian Wagih Mina, and Catherine Kelly
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Interview of Dr. Ken Sherwood discussing technology resistance
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Developed by Angel Anderson, Mitchell James, and Alex Romagnoli
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Facebook for English Learning
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Developed by Yutaka Fujieda and Woosang Jung
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Symbol Interpretation: Using Drawings to Facilitate Multi-Cultural Discussion
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Developed by Toni D’Onofrio, John Grant, Jason Long, and Dana Poole
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