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Podcasting comes to the DigitalMusicEducator!

Submitted by obradley48 on December 8, 2007 – 2:29 amComments    


Since there was so much interest in my post about August Rush, I decided to interview two of my best students in the “Alternative Music” class using Pod-o-Matic, the same service that Joe and Darren use for their excellent podcast.  I hope that you enjoy the podcast as much as I enjoyed making it- a truly remarkable, real “moment” with my students.  The podcast also features the song that they are working on as a project in the class.  If you are so inclined, I’d love to hear your thoughts on the episode, their music, or the idea in general of a class of this sort.

You can listen to the podcast by clicking the link below:

http://nphsperformingarts.podOmatic.com

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  • Owen,

    Great post. I left a comment for you over at pod-o-matic after I listened to your podcast. It was well done and provides a lot of insight into how non-traditional music student look at our traditional programs.


    -J. Pisano
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