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2-Way Telephony Madeline Browstone

5:20 minutes (2.44 MB)This recording is edited down from 17 minutes.  I scheduled an interview with one of my 11th grade students and used Audio Hijack. Not sure what went wrong, but the output was not mp3 but ma4. That was a problem. I couldn't do anything with it in Audacity. So I converted it to mp3 in iTunes then worked it into a show with a jingle and all in Garage Band.  Well.. somehow, by the time I turned it into an mp3 again, it sounded like we were down at the bottom of a well.

Madeline Brownstone Introduction

2:20 minutes (1.07 MB) Second time around, so this is a new audio introduction.

Program Lead by Madeline Brownstone

1:57 minutes (1.8 MB)

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Personal Info

Name
Madeline Slovenz Brownstone
Location
Belle Harbor and also Jackson Heights Queens New York
Occupation
Teacher
Website
http://nycwp.net/madelinebrownstone
Introduction

Eclectic fer sure. . . .
Currently a teacher of design technology in a New York City public school. My students are 7th and 8th graders.

I have a varied background:
Theater (B.A. from Hope College)
Folklore and Anthropology (M.A. from University of Oregon)
Performance Studies (Ph.D. from NYU)

Now I hope to graduate from the Webcast Academy with a M.I.C. in Webcasting 1.3

Webcast Intern Info

Primary Operating System
Mac
Why do you want to learn to webcast?

Thank you all for making this possible, I'm both excited and fearful of getting involved. Excited to bring the 21st century into my classroom and fearful that this could become adictive.
:-)

Show Name
Popcorn Conversation
Show Details

The Popcorn Conversation is an opportunity for experts, teachers and students to come together as partners to learn from each other and to construct an understanding of the human-built world. In this rapidly changing universe of scientific discovery, technological development and information processing, it is increasingly more difficult to know how to prepare today’s youth for the future they will inherit. The future we cannot adequately imagine nor predict.

Initially, Popcorn Conversation will be an adjunct to my 8th grade design technology class that I teach at the Baccalaureate School for Global Education, a public school in New York City that prepares all students to be cadidates for the IB Dipoloma.

The overarching theme for my class is understanding urban infrastructures and designing future cities. That theme will help inform the choice of experts and help start the topics of conversations. The experts will come from the fields of uban planning, design, engineering, science and technology.

Worldbridges Participation

Worldbridges Webcasting Network
--open to suggestions about which network would be best.

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