Buddy voice recording for fluency of reading, improving intonation and building confidence!
Why would I want to use Audacity® for my teaching?
10 Great ways to use Audacity with your Students
Educational Uses for Audacity
Audacity for reading fluency
Audacity- Every Teacher Should Learn To Digital Audio Record (Part 1: Getting Started)
Use Audacity to make audio book Mp3 files with E text
Audacity: Using Sound to Enhance Learning
Tutorial by Frederick County
Public Schools
Here are some great some great uses of Audacity for education.(from http://web.mnstate.edu/instrtech/SCModules/Audacity/Audacity2.html)- Record student assessments or presentations.
- Record student performances, celebrations, and other events (including guest speakers).
- Record student interviews (such as oral histories, documentaries, reinactments, and "mockumentaries").
- Record course content (for just-in-time, on-demand learning).
- Record spoken language for English Language Development, Language Arts, or Foreign Language.
- Record exerpts from text books, novels, or poetry for language arts.
- Record weekly announcements, assignments, or "week in review" segments (including sub plans).
- Record multi-track soundtracks for Movie Maker projects.
- Record narrations for presentations (even PowerPoint).
- Record content for student radio stations or podcasts.
- Record instructions (or How-To's) for certain lessons.
- Record a field trip and bring it into the classroom... or more classrooms.
- Exercise Audio Tapes (For PE - or Square Dancing... it's a standard!)
- Students can write songs (or lyrics for existing songs... or singing existing songs)
- Welcome greetings (for open house etc... including student self-introductions)
- Student reading practice - or models
- Use for students with hearing impairments - to take notes
- Help primary students with their fluency... recording a script (for a puppet show)
- The Mother's Day Project - Record Kids Reading
- Remember you can add music to any of these recordings!
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