030 Podcasting in Education and The Skill of Listening

<p>Be part of our end of the year show! Scroll down our shownotes to get details of what you need to do! </p> <h3>Show 030 Quick-Guide</h3> <ul> <li>The mighty Heather Ordover is our last guest co-host for She Podcasts for 2014.</li> <li>Remember when we did the Hollywood thing? Ya, that did happen.</li> <li>Be part of She Podcasts! Take action ASAP send in your feedback.</li> <li>We give you the scoop on what went down with the public hearing by the EFF on 12/17/2014 that presented to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) a key claim to invalidate of a patent used by notorious patent troll Personal Audio to shake down podcasters.</li> <li>We have an idea of what season 2 for Serial should be…hmmmmmm.</li> <li>We <em>do</em> in fact have a conversation about patent law. Ya.</li> <li>Diving deep into a massively popular genre in podcasting Education.</li> <li>Why does a teacher decide to podcast about literature?</li> <li>The incredible culture of “being read to.”</li> <li>When children ask to read Shakespeare and redesigning a curriculum to teach to the joke.</li> <li>A Tale of Two Cities. It’s awesome.</li> <li>The audio brain vs the reading brain.</li> <li>And we do chat about the bias of reading-reading and “reading” and audio book.</li> <li>How Elsie <em>reads</em> now.</li> <li>Cognative Anchoring is revealed! Amazing stuff people.</li> <li>The room to expand your mind in all of the different podcast is there.</li> <li>Why and how what you listen to dictates how you move and grow in the world.</li> <li>It’s time to find a podcast that will help you break patterns. Go do it.</li> <li>And then there is Chop Bard and how it expands your brain. Or at least we geek out about it.</li> <li>A bit of Twelfth Night discussion.</li> <li>What is the distinction between podcasts and procasts?</li> <li>Audio quality may or may not deter new podcast listeners from stepping into more podcasts.</li> <li>There really are podcast <em>seasons</em>, not for your podcast, but for podcasters.</li>