Determine the content, what do you want to say or what do your students want to say (create a script).
Gather the necessary equipment (phone or camera with digital video capability). A tripod and microphone may be useful.
Make sure your recorder is charged and ready to go.
Record your content. Don't worry if you mess up, keep going, you can edit that out later.
Once finished, plug the digital video recorder into your computer and download the video into either Windows Movie Maker or iMovie.
Edit your video file.
Save the edited video to a location you can find later such as a folder in your My Documents folder or on your desktop called "Vodcasts". In Windows Movie Maker you will need to "Publish Movie" for it to be saved in a Windows Media Player format.
Upload the file to a website such as the ones listed below.
Where can I find the programs I need to create vodcasts for my classroom?
Windows Movie Maker (pre-loaded on most PC's)
iMovie (pre-loaded on most Macs)
Where can I find websites to download/upload educational vodcasts?
The next step is learning how to create your own podcasts. Below are some instructions and resources to help you get started.Where can I find the programs I need to create podcasts for my classroom?
Simple steps to classroom vodcasting:
Where can I find the programs I need to create vodcasts for my classroom?
Where can I find websites to download/upload educational vodcasts?
- iTunes
- TeacherTube
- School Tube
(from: http://www.edtechnetwork.com/podcasting_vodcasting.html)