Resources

= **Resources ** =

Here are some helpful resources to use when learning to use Audacity, implement Audacity, and motive students with Audacity:

Audacity Educast 5 Part Series This series of YouTube videos has a wonderful "How-To" of everything you need to know to download, run, and export files in Audacity. I especially appreciate that they explain how to export, something that can be particularly confusing.

10 Great Ways To Use Audacity With Your Students This blog is self explanatory, some ways that you can implement Audacity in the classroom.

[|Audacity Tutorial] This website is a great catch-all, probably my favorite of all because it includes ways to implement Audacity in your classroom, a video tutorial, and step by step instructions of how to work Audacity.

[|Audacity: Technology Resource Teachers] This is a site run by Frederick County Public Schools to teach teachers about using Audacity. I particularly enjoy the fact that it touches on how you can use Audacity to help students with fluency.

Findings: High School Teacher Tech Integration Study This website has lots of helpful reminders about what individuals should remember when integrating new technology with adults.

K12 Learning 2.0 - Podcasting: Audacity and Other Free Tools This site offers resources about Audacity and podcasting, including links to sites with open source music and sound effects.

[|Kathy Schrock's Guide to Everything - Digital Gadgets and Podcasting] True to form, Kathy Schrock offers excellent resources on using podcasting in the classroom.

Podcasting in Education Wiki This site contains guidance for creating podcasts, as well as a wealth of examples of podcasts from all content areas. It also contains examples of professional development podcasts for educators.