Posted by spammyt on September 23, 2008
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Three peers. One hope. One dream.
To make the best radio interview ever…
Well…we got close….*shifty eyes*
In our radio interview, however, we chose to talk about the topic of the usefulness of network systems in our schools.
We included a range of questions, including how effective network systems are in our schools and how the presence of network systems affects school work of Kogarah High School students. We discussed the relationship between computer network systems to education and literacy levels of the students of our school. We also debated on the advantages and disadvantages of network systems while keeping the interview at a typical “Kyle and Jackie O Show” radio style.
We interviewed the delightful pair of Brendan and Bruce from Year 10 to speak with us on this topic. While Brendan was very approving of computer network systems (listen to the podcast..you’ll understand), they both had a lot to share with us.
Enjoy!
Group Members: Sam, Jarryd and Zheng
(Each sold seperately, Batteries not included)
Posted in Podcasts, students | Tagged: computer, network systems, podcast, student, technology | 2 Comments »
Posted by jorge0112 on September 22, 2008
The Rocker ShowThis podcast is all about the promise of Mr. Rod of giving the students a free laptop. Featuring the rockers: Jorge “The rocker fellow”, Bon ” The Rocker Buddha” and Josh ” The Heavy Weight rocker”. In this pocdcast, we also talked about the effects of acquiring a new laptops to each of the students to their studies. We invited Ms. Anggrihini as our guest to answer our questions especially the the questions of our rocker fans that were protesting outside. I hope you liked our podcast. Listen and enjoy!!
Posted in Podcasts, students | Tagged: Class, Laptops, Podcasts, The Rocker Show | No Comments »
Posted by colinluo1 on September 17, 2008
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Our podcast is about information technology in our school. This is the first podcast we did and the people who are going to interview is Tony Nguyen, Chan Hao, Colin Luo, Timothy Poon, teacher. The interview is about the role and importance of computer with student. We try do to our best in this assessment to make it better. We hope you enjoy it!!

Posted in Podcasts, reviews, students, teachers | Tagged: podcast, student | 3 Comments »
Posted by gurleen on September 15, 2008
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This podcast is based on the topic “Why are computer games prohibited at schools”. We chose this topic because this topic is the most significant topic at schools. As we all know game websites are blocked at schools as well as some other websites that are not useful for education. In our podcast radio assignment you will find some questions being asked that any student might be wondering such as why game websites are prohibited at school. The questions we asked were answered by a teacher from school: Mrs. Ahern. We will also ask a student some questions, from there I hope you guys will enjoy our work and hopefully get all the answers and information that is important for all the students and teachers based on the topic “why computer games are prohibited at schools”.
Posted in Podcasts, students | Tagged: computer games | 1 Comment »
Posted by 2lmtd on September 11, 2008
Student Works! This podcast is an interview made by Sandra, Yamin and Tammy. We interviewed out deputy principal regarding a new topic about the laptops that were going to be issued to all high school students in NSW. Each of us asked a couple of questions and they were answered by our guest Mrs Siokus. ENJOY!!!
Posted in Podcasts, students | Tagged: Laptops, Learning, Podcasts, student podcast, students, technology in schools | 1 Comment »
Posted by pron69 on September 4, 2008

School “IT” Podcast
We were given to interview a teacher about the theme ‘The careers in information technology’. The interview is about the role and importance of IT. We talked about demands of IT and how vast the IT industry is. We also discussed what the future possibilities of IT are.
This will be useful for student who are struggling to achieve thier goal at school and may decide to consider a job in the real world. We talked about jobs they might be interested in e.g. Computer Technician, Project analyst etc.
The main aim of this interview program is to encourage students to pursue their career in IT, considering the fact that the demand of IT at present is significantly high.
Posted in Podcasts, students | Tagged: role of IT | No Comments »
Posted by molisnou on September 4, 2008
Podcast: Our Vision

Help Us, Help Them
The theme is ‘The role of information technology in our school’. We are creating radio news coverage. The storyline is as follows. We, as students from Kogarah High School will be promoting a fundraising charity case to a school in Cambodia who live in a region suffering from extreme poverty.
This fundraising will allow the school to purchase information technology. We will travel there, interview an English teacher and one of his students about how they felt about receiving these generous donations. We will be asking questions about how information technology will be productive, resourceful and influential in their society.
In Australia, information has greatly revolutionized schooling life and we should not take it for granted. Thus, this radio news coverage is hoping to persuade the general public that schools in Cambodia should have the privilege of being exposed to information technology.
By: Molis , Maggie and Lawrence
Posted in Podcasts, students | Tagged: audacity, audio, cambodia, fundraising, information technology, mp3, podcast, podcasting, school interview, student | 1 Comment »
Posted by sakhs on July 30, 2008

You can quickly and easily create newspaper clippings like this for your blog or website using this site:
http://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper
Just enter the your newspaper’s name, headline and a brief news story and click ‘generate’.
Download the image and upload to your blog and et voila! Very simple to use.

There is also a cigarette packet (anti smoking) generator here:
http://www.fodey.com/generators/cigarette_packet

Yet another interesting generator is press display:
http://www.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/viewer.aspx
This generates actual news pages, just as they appear in print media (not just a copy of online news). You can get pages from a range of newspapers from around the world. You can also generate an image and automatically post it to a blog.
Posted in Online Tools | Tagged: cigarette packet generator, newspaper clipping generator, online generators, press display | No Comments »
Posted by sakhs on July 30, 2008
I recently joined the Aussie Bloggers Forum: http://www.aussiebloggers.com.au/forum/index.php This is a friendly board where Aussies discuss blogging in general. Through this forum, I made contact with Ian who is a primary teacher/librarian in Sydney’s west. He’s been doing some really interesting stuff with web 2.0 and class blogs so I thought I’d share.
Messages from Ian:
“When I was editor of “Scan”, the NSW DET’s professional journal, we advised teachers to team up with their teacher-librarians to tackle book raps (and other raps) together. We used to use email listservs but now use the blog formats, to even great success. BTW, “Scan” is still a great publication filled with ICT ideas for K-12 teaching and learning. The next rap starts next week for Stage 2 students: the Olympic Games and Book Week, using a Children’s Book Council Awards shortlisted book, “The Shaggy Gully Times”:
http://rapblog3.edublogs.org/
Also, you might enjoy checking out the “Gold Quest” blog I used last term with our Stage 3 students, and those at another primary school. Two teacher-librarians leading students and teachers through ICT:
http://goldquest.edublogs.org/
And of special interest, our students’ use of a website called “Newspaper Clipping Generator” at:
http://goldquest.edublogs.org/pps-bushranger-bounties/ …
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I think these sites are very interesting examples of what can be done with blogging in an education context. There are opportunities to link up on collaborative activities, or we might get some useful ideas. Hope you have time to have a look.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: classroom blogging, rap, student blog | 3 Comments »