Excited for fresh, cost-free professional development opportunities? Look no further! Introducing Volume 4 of the Podcast PD Choice Board for Teachers!

Building on the success and feedback from previous volumes, we’re thrilled to offer this new edition as a tool to inspire and facilitate your journey through the world of podcasts for professional learning.

Whether you’re looking to deepen your understanding, explore new strategies, or just find some inspiration, this choice board has something for every educator.

With the Shake Up Learning Show Podcast now boasting over two hundred episodes covering a wide array of educational topics, it’s the perfect time to launch Volume 4 of the Podcast PD Choice Board.

This latest choice board is designed to cater to a variety of interests and professional development needs, featuring an even broader selection of topics, including the latest in ai in education, google tools, and much more.

Whether you’re exploring these resources on your own, or you’re involved in providing professional development for others, this choice board is versatile enough to be adapted and utilized in many different contexts.

And for those who love customizing their PD tools, we’ve included a blank template, allowing you to tailor the choice board to fit your specific needs or those of your organization.

Explore, learn, and transform your professional practice with the Podcast PD Choice Board (Vol. 4)!

Did you miss our previous Podcast PD Choice Board releases?

• Volume 1
• Volume 2
• Volume 3

Podcast PD Choice Board Vol. 4 (FREE Template)

If you are new to choice boards (aka learning menus), be sure you get your FREE Guide to Digital Choice Boards and learn all about these wonderful tools for student choice and differentiation.

I love using choice boards in the classroom AND in professional learning experiences.

Below is the Podcast PD Choice Board Vol. 4 (made with Google Drawings) with many episodes from which to choose!

Click Here to Make a Copy | Use the Template

Don’t have Google? Download the PDF: Podcast PD Choice Board for Teachers (Vol. 4)

Podcast PD Choice Board Blank Template

If you’d like to create your own from scratch, I’ve created a blank template that you can use below.

Click Here to Make a Copy | Use the Template (best for mobile)

Want Credit for Listening to Podcasts?

We’ve got an exciting option for educators interested in receiving credit for their professional development hours through podcast listening! Join the ALL ACCESS PD Pass at Shake Up Learning. This exclusive pass offers a structured way to earn credit while you learn, making it perfect for teachers who want to document their PD efforts and apply them toward their professional growth.

The ALL ACCESS PD Pass provides a comprehensive and flexible learning experience, allowing you to choose from a wide range of topics and episodes that fit your interests and needs. By joining, you not only gain access to a wealth of knowledge but also the opportunity to earn recognition for your commitment to ongoing professional development.

Take your PD to the next level and ensure your learning is recognized. Join now and start earning credit for your podcast PD today!

With the ALL-ACCESS PD Pass, participants can access all of the Master Classes, Online Workshops, Podcast PD, and the Members-Only Library! (*excludes Google Certification Academies).

Includes:

• The AI-Powered Choice Boards Mini-Workshop
• The Google Classroom Master Class
• The Google Slides Master Class
• The Google Meet Master Class
• The Zoom Master Class
• The Dynamic Learning Workshop
• The Blended Learning with Google Workshop
• Includes access to ALL future master classes and workshops!
• Members-Only Library of ebooks and cheat sheets!
• Podcast PD (with credit certificates and new content each week!)
• More than 100 hours of PD credit (with more added soon)!
• More content added every year!
• LEARN MORE AND ENROLL!

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In this episode, Kasey chats with Jennifer Conti about the podcasting initiative launched at her school. Jen shares how podcasting can help students meet content standards, explore their interests, learn new skills, tap into the 4 c’s, and engage in authentic learning.

You don’t want to miss this episode!

Jen shares her background as a teacher for 24 years. Nineteen of those were in middle school, which is the level where she currently serves as a Tech Integration Specialist. Her job is to help teachers to use technology to meet the needs of their students. 

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Engage Students AND Meet Standards with Student Podcasting!

Getting Started

A unique aspect of Jen’s school is its elective program for seventh and eighth-graders. Once a week students choose their elective class based on an area of interest. These classes are taught by teachers, parents, grandparents, and community members as organized by the principal. Jen took this program a step further by offering students an opportunity to podcast about their interests that they are learning about throughout this time. 

Jen began by letting students explore the content available in podcasts. Next, students started recording their own content using Google Slides. Jen took their podcasting to the next level when she was awarded $10,000 of grant money. They were able to purchase recording equipment, as well as, professional development for helping all teachers to utilize podcasting in their classrooms. 

Building the Podcasting Elective Program

With the help of educator friend, Jake Miller, teachers and students were given hands-on learning with the new recording equipment. Chris Nesi, another educator friend, and podcast producer took time to Google Meet with students and provide feedback. To continue with this feedback, Jen and Chris set up a Flipgrid space for students to upload their episodes. 

The best way to get started is to just start. Simple voice recording tech makes it a podcast. There is no need to have fancy equipment or to stream on all the name-brand platforms. Teachers interested in using the podcasting concept should be encouraged by the simplicity. 

Exposing students to other student-created podcasts helps students to gain the confidence for sharing their own content. Whether 100 or only 1 person listens to the episode it’s still a podcast and students shared their voices. Jen’s students started simple. They each had a Google Slide to upload their voice recording. They also designed logos and added Slide animation to play on clicks. Eventually, Jen created a Google Site to share their Slides. Here is an introductory Hyperdoc lesson that Jen uses with her students to get started.

Podcasting in ALL Content Areas

As students’ competency grew they began writing their own scripts and inviting guests for interviews. They are owning their podcasts and having a whole lot of fun doing it. While Jen’s kids may be creating for an elective this concept for students to show what they know can be used in content classes as well. 

Consider how students might use a podcast as an assessment tool. Students can present their learning on any topic without having to write it all out or record with their faces being displayed. Of course, writing out their ideas first is an option and one that can help many students. The opportunity to record their writing can also help students to hear mistakes and make edits. Reading their writing aloud also helps students gain fluency skills. When students have an authentic audience and experience they take more pride in their work. 

Jen knew her students had arrived at that next level when students in other grades were talking to her students in the halls as their podcasting persona. Kids are well versed in the video creation world of YouTube and see how the professionals create nicknames or slogans. 

Podcasting Equipment

With the grant money, Jen was able to purchase 12 Blue Yeti microphones. They simply plug into a computer or Chromebook with a USB. Students were able to Google directions for how to get them up and running. They also purchased sound boxes to give students specific spaces to record. 

For the younger students, Jen started using iPads and microphone headsets to help them to record their voices. Teachers are excited to start their elementary students recording their voices. 

In the beginning, students would record for 60-90 seconds. Now students have built up to 12 minutes. Soundtrap for EDU allowed students to add music and talk for longer on their topics of interest. Jen shares how one student interviewed her for 20 minutes about the Harry Potter series. Students were surprising themselves with how long they could talk on their topics. 

Jen shares how students are beginning to see how these skills can help them explore career choices. They are recognizing the professionals in the field of podcasting and video production. It’s opening their eyes to the aspects of production that they enjoy and excel in. 

Future Projects

Jen hopes to expand the podcasting project into all classrooms. Sharing this project helps to give students a tangible growth mindset work ethic. Teachers at Jen’s school who have implemented podcasting or voice recording are already guiding students when they ask to try again for a better recording. 

Jen is also working on an ELA project with our 5th grade and Literacy Enrichment teachers to help students “Show What They Know” about Summarizing, Character Analysis, and Sequencing. We are “App Smashing” with Canva, Google Slides, Flipgrid, Fake Text Message, and Slidesmania.

This school year the teachers of Immaculate Heart of Mary are focusing on aligning standards and assessments. They opened the school year with a PD analyzing the verbs in our standards and aligning assessments to match those verbs. It was REALLY eye-opening for some teachers! The principal, two teachers, and Jen were on a podcast episode for the Diocese of Cleveland talking about the goals for this project. Take a listen! 

Up next for Jen is a virtual PD workshop through Kent State University. A semester course, Innovative Teaching, and Learning: Integrating Digital Tools to Engage Your Learners, where educators can work at their own pace on tech tools like movie trailers, Pear Deck, Flipgrid, podcasting, and so many more. The course is open to all educators for $75 and graduate credit through Kent State is also available. 

About Jen Conti

Jen Conti is a proud alum of Kent State University’s College of Education, Health & Human Services. She brings 24 years of classroom and tech integration experience helping students and teachers use tech in innovative ways. She is a Google Certified and Flipgrid Certified Educator. She has presented at multiple local and state conferences and has worked on several Curriculum Planning Teams for the Diocese of Cleveland. She was also part of the Blended Learning with Google Book Launch Team. Her passion is helping other teachers bring learning alive in their classrooms!

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Podcasts are a powerful tool for learning! In this episode, Kasey talks about all sides of podcasting–what it is, how to listen, how to use them in the classroom, and how to create! 

Maybe you’re reading these show notes and have never listened to an episode. Auditory learning isn’t for everyone, which is why this is the perfect episode to start with if you’re new to podcasts. 

Podcasts can be published by anyone, anywhere, on countless platforms. On-the-go listening has made podcasts incredibly popular. Apple introduced podcasting in 2005 with the popularity of its iPods. But it wasn’t until Serial, a true-crime podcast debuting in 2011, that skyrocketed the listening audience. Breaking with the typical format, Serial used a storytelling structure in episodes that were released weekly. Much like our favorite television shows. 

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The Power of Podcasts for Learning

Today, there are 2 million active podcasts with 48 million episodes available. When listeners were asked why they listen, 3 out of 4 answered to learn new things. A precedent for learning has been set. 

Types of Podcasts

The structure of a podcast has many different forms. Some of those include: 

• The Interview 
• The Solo 
• The Panel 
• Conversational and co-hosted 
• Non-fiction storytelling 
• Fiction storytelling 

Each of these structures provides a different purpose to reach a particular audience. Different structures work best with specific contents and purposes for sharing. Some shows, like The Shake Up Learning Show, utilize several structures depending on the content of the episode. 

Podcast Categories

There is a podcast for just about everything under the sun, or including the sun. Whatever the content that you teach might be, you’re guaranteed to find a podcast episode to go with it. Some of the most popular categories include: 

• True Crime
• Comedy
• Sports
• Fiction
• History
• Business
• Society and Culture
• Kids & Family
• Education
• News
• Religion and Spirituality
• TV & Movies
• Technology
• Arts
• Health and Fitness
• Music
• Science
• Leisure
• Government

Teachers can use podcast episodes for a number of reasons in the classroom with students. But there are also wonderful podcasts to help teachers gain professional knowledge as well. 

Podcast PD

If listening to podcasts is a newer concept for you, read advice from Jen Giffen on how to best listen to podcasts. The advantage of learning from a podcast is that you can listen when doing just about anything. That means your everyday activities can be done while listening and learning. 

Here is a list of recommended podcasts for teachers: 

• The 10 Minute Teacher with Vicki Davis
• The House of EdTech
• Cult of Pedagogy
• Angela Watson’s Truth for Teachers
• Teaching Keating
• Check This Out!
• EduMatch Tweet & Talk
• The Creative Classroom
• Hack Learning
• TeacherCast 
• Modern Learners 
• Edsurge On Air
• Reimagine Schools
• ISTE – Your Edtech Questions
• Podcast PD
• Shukes and Giff
• Educational Duct Tape
• Ditch That Textbook

School administrators are now accepting podcasts as a way of gaining professional credits. They might be embedded during a face-to-face training session to help enhance the content. Listeners can always answer questions in a Google Form or share during a discussion to demonstrate evidence of learning. For the Shake Up Learning Show, there is a question of the week posed at the end of each episode which can be used as well. Or utilize podcasts over an extended period of time through a PD choice board. 

Podcasts and Students

If podcasts can teach teachers, then there must be something for students as well. Consider these ideas for using podcasts as content in the classroom: 

• Use podcasts as a station
• An option on a choice board
• Enrichment
• To enhance text and other media (read-alongs)
• Improve listening skills
• Improve note-taking skills while listening
• Use a Google Form to submit evidence and reflection

Here are some great places to start if you’re looking for content, but of course searching for your topic would also work. 

• The 25 Best Podcasts for Kids
• NPR Podcasts for Kids
• Kids Listen
• Pinna.fm
• Best Podcasts for Kids
• 16 Great Learning Podcasts for the Classroom
• 18 Best Podcasts for Kids in Elementary, Middle, and High School
• 50 Of The Best Podcasts For High School Students

Another option for using podcasts in the classroom is to have students create them. Kasey shares how her class produced an episode of Miss Bell’s Chime Time to share their best writing. While in 2005 this project took more time than it would now, Kasey still hears about the positive impact it had on her students from that year. 

Other ideas for producing student-created podcasts include: 

• School and community news
• Storytelling (Retelling/Historical/Fictional)
• Celebration of success
• Overcoming failure
• Interview (experts, family, community, other students)
• Audiobooks
• Oral reading of their own writing
• Book reviews/trailers
• Reflection
• Record a presentation
• Explain answers to a problem
• Perform/sing

Here are some teachers creating podcasts in their classrooms if you’d like a great example: 

• Tony Vincent’s PixelPaws Student Podcast
• Connected 4 Learning: The Chrome Squad (Royse City HS)
• 8 Student Podcasts That Made Us Smile

There are also a few great resources to help teachers navigate the production of a classroom podcast. 

• 25 Ways to Use Audio in Google Slides Projects
• NPR’s Guide for Students
• 50 Ideas for Student Podcasts from Edublogger

How to Produce a Podcast

The good news is that there isn’t any need for fancy equipment or software. As long as you have access to a computer with recording capabilities then it can be done. A separate microphone can provide higher-quality audio, but it’s not a must-have. There are several free options available to record and edit your podcasts. 

• Audacity
• Twisted Wave 
• Soundtrap
• Online Voice Recorder
• Apowersoft Free Online Audio Recorder

There are also a few free, easy-to-use options for publishing as well. 

• Anchor
• Go Synth
• Spreaker

To learn even more about podcasting with your students this episode of The Shake Up Learning Show can help. When you have published with your students be sure to share. 

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Looking for some great (and FREE) teacher PD? Look no further! I’ve got another Podcast PD Choice Board for Teachers!

My hope is that this template will give you even more ideas for how to use podcasts for professional learning at your school or on your own.

We’ve been creating Podcast PD Choice Boards for teachers to explore and learn.

Get the Podcast PD Choice Board (Vol. 1) here.

Get the Podcast PD Choice Board (Vol. 2) here.

Now that there are more than 100 episodes of the Shake Up Learning Show Podcast, I thought it was time to put together another Podcast PD Choice Board.

This choice board offers teachers many different topics from which to choose, including lots of Google topics!

Use this on your own, or if you deliver professional development to educators, feel free to adapt this for your school or organization.

I’ve also included a blank template if you want to create something from scratch.

Podcast PD Choice Board Vol. 3 (FREE Template)

If you are new to choice boards (aka learning menus), be sure you get your FREE Guide to Digital Choice Boards and learn all about these wonderful tools for student choice and differentiation.

I love using choice boards in the classroom AND in professional learning experiences.

Hooray for Podcast PD Choice Boards!

Below is the Podcast PD Choice Board Vol. 3 (made with Google Drawings) with many episodes from which to choose!

Click Here to Make a Copy | Use the Template (best for mobile)

Don’t have Google? Download the PDF.

Podcast PD Choice Board Blank Template

If you’d like to create your own from scratch, I’ve created a blank template that you can use below.

Click Here to Make a Copy | Use the Template (best for mobile)

Looking for some educational podcast recommendations? Check out my list here.

How About PD Credit for Listening to Podcasts?

Enroll in our ALL-ACCESS Pass and you can get a printable certificate for listening to the Shake Up Learning Show (and some other AWESOME PD)!

With the ALL-ACCESS Pass, participants can access all of the Master Classes, Online Workshops, Podcast PD, and the Members-Only Library! (*excludes Google Certification Academies).

Includes:

• The Google Classroom Master Class (valued at $99/year)
• The Google Slides Master Class (valued at $99/year)
• The Google Meet Master Class (valued at $79/year)
• The Zoom Master Class (valued at $79/year)
• The Dynamic Learning Workshop (valued at $99/year)
• The Blended Learning with Google Workshop (valued at $99/year)
• Includes access to ALL future master classes and workshops!
• Members-Only Library of ebooks and cheat sheets!
• Podcast PD (with credit certificates and new content each week!)
• More than 50 hours of PD credit (with more added soon)!
• Even more exclusive content coming in the 2021-2022 school year!

Total Value is more than $600 per year!

LEARN MORE AND ENROLL!

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Let’s talk about how to get Google Certified!

Today, I’ll dig into what certifications there are, how to get them (and how hard it is), and what resources can help.

If you’re interested in becoming a Google Certified Educator (level 1, level 2, trainer, innovator, or coach), this is the episode for you!

And if you’re wondering why you should care or be interested, here’s a fun fact: this entire blog wouldn’t exist if I hadn’t become Google Certified.

Neither would my books or podcasts. I wouldn’t be talking to you today if I hadn’t taken those steps!

Let’s dive in! First, I’ll explore what Level 1 certification means and what you can expect from the test. I’ll then talk about some ways to prepare for the exam. I’ll then do the same for Level 2.

From there, I’ll talk about becoming a Google Certified Trainer. I’ll cover the various requirements (one of which I didn’t meet the first time I applied!) as well as the six steps to becoming a Certified Trainer.

I will also talk about Certified Coach, and the Innovator Academy and what it takes to reach the most coveted level of Google Certification!

I’ve helped thousands of people become Google Certified, and I can help you, too! I hope this episode has answered a lot of your questions and explained why the programs are so great, and I look forward to taking the next steps with you.

This episode is sponsored by WriQ.

Texthelp is challenging you and your students to write a little more each day! With the WriQ Word Challenge, classes around the world are working together to smash the record for the most words written in the school year. You can join them too. Download WriQ to measure your students’ writing and watch them soar to the top of the global leaderboard! There are lots of hints, tips, and writing prompts available too.

Visit: text.help/shakeupwriq

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Shoutout to Kellie Lahey on Twitter for sharing some awesome student engagement with Pear Deck!

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How to Get Google Certified (Level 1, Level 2, Trainer, Innovator, and Coach!)

There are now FIVE different certification options for educators: Level 1 and Level 2 Google Certified Educator, Google Certified Trainer, Google Certified Innovator, and Google Certified Coach.

(Note: There are many other Google certifications outside of education.)

Why Get Google Certified?

There are many benefits to the various certifications that can help you improve as a teacher and even take your career to the next level.

Related: 10 Ways Google Certification Can Support Remote Learning

Here’s a quick overview of just a few of the benefits:

• Support Remote and Blended Learning
• Gain Confidence with Digital Learning Strategies and Google Tools
• Facilitate and Inspire Student Learning & Creativity
• Create a Paperless Classroom
• Collect Data & Improve Feedback
• Learn How to Find Answers & Support
• Increase Digital Citizenship Skills in the Classroom
• Increase Efficiency & Save Time
• Engage in Professional Growth & Leadership
• Prove Your Skills
• Get the Badge &  Join the Google Certified Family!

Related: The Benefits of Google Certification

Google Certified Educator Level 1 and Level 2

Let’s break this down!

Google Certified Educator Level 1

Level 1: can “successfully implement Google for Education into their teaching practice to enhance
teaching and learning.”

Preparation:

• Enroll in the Level 1 Academy for hands-on training
• On your own, using the Google Teacher Center and free resources

Level 1 Exam:

• Multiple choice
• Drag and drop
• & Performance-based scenarios
• 180 minutes
• $10 fee
• Pass with 80% or above
• Good for 3 years

Google Certified Educator Level 2

Level 2: can “successfully integrate a wider range of Google for Education tools and other
technologies to transform their teaching practice.”

Preparation:

• Enroll in the Level 2 Academy for hands-on training
• On your own, using the Google Teacher Center and free resources

Level 2 Exam:

• Multiple choice
• Drag and drop
• & Performance-based scenarios
• 180 minutes
• $25 fee
• Pass with 80% or above
• Good for 3 years

Google Certified Trainer

The Google for Education Certified Trainer program is designed for educators with a strong history of providing Google training in schools, including creating informative learning materials, and enthusiasm for digital learning and technology.

6 Steps to Google Certified Trainer

1. Trainer Course Curriculum
2. Trainer Skills Assessment ($15, 25 questions, 90 minutes)
3. Level 1 Certificate
4. Level 2 Certificate
5. Record Trainer Video (3 minutes)
6. Apply

For details on each of these six steps, see this related post: 6 Steps to Google Certified Trainer.

Preparation:

• Enroll in the Trainer Academy for hands-on training
• On your own, using the Google Teacher Center and free resources

Google Certified Innovator

The Google for Education Certified Innovator Program supports educators in developing new projects for their classrooms and school districts. Members participate in a year-long mentorship program that begins with workshops called Innovator Academies, where teachers, coaches, and Google experts learn from each other.

Innovator candidates must go through a lengthy application process, including project and video, Level 2 certificate, and be accepted to attend a 3-day academy on a Google campus.

Google Certified Coach

The Google Certified Coach program empowers instructional coaches to work 1:1 with educators and drive impactful technology use in their schools. Coaches get access to research-backed strategies and tools so that new and veteran educators alike can transform instruction across every classroom.

• Coach curriculum
• Coach skills assessment
• Create coaching portfolio and submit application
• Create a short video, provide three coaching artifacts, and submit an administrator letter of reference that illustrate successful use of the 5-step coaching model in action.
• Then, apply!

FREE Webinar: How to Get Google Certified

Do you want to learn more about the certifications and what it takes to achieve each one?

Getting Google Certified can be daunting and confusing, so I put together this free webinar on How to Get Google Certified!

In this webinar, I will give you an overview of Google Certification, Google Certified Educator Level 1, Google Certified Educator Level 2, and Google Certified Trainer.

REGISTER for the Webinar

Google Certification Academies

I also teach online boot camps to walk you through all the skills and help you prepare for the exams. I have helped thousands of educators through these online, self-paced courses!

What’s Included in the Google Certification Courses?

Google Certified Educator Level 1 Academy

Everything you need to know to pass the exam and become a Google Certified Educator Level 1!

• 50 Video Lessons (hands-on learning with Kasey Bell)
• 20+ PDF Downloadable Study Material
• Lesson Checks
• Testing Tips
• 12 hours of Professional Learning Credit
• BONUS 1: Includes the ENTIRE Google Classroom Master Class!
• BONUS 2: Level 1 Challenges (performance tasks designed to mimic the exam)
• and much more!
• Payment plans and scholarships available
• Bulk discounts! Get your whole school Google certified!
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Google Certified Educator Level 2 Academy

Everything you need to know to pass the exam and become a Google Certified Educator Level 2!

• 40+ Video Lessons (hands-on learning with Kasey Bell)
• 20+ PDF Downloadable Study Material
• Lesson Checks
• Testing Tips
• 12 hours of Professional Learning Credit
• BONUS: Level 2 Challenges (testing scenarios)
• and much more!
• Payment plans and scholarships available
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Google Certified Trainer Academy

All You Need to Know to Prepare for the Trainer Skills Assessment and Application!

Becoming a Google Certified Trainer was one of the best decisions I ever made, and it transformed my learning and my career! This self-paced, online course includes EVERYTHING you need to know to pass the Trainer Skills Assessment AND complete the application requirements, including:

• 18 Video Lesson
• Lesson Checks
• Exam Tips
• Application and Video Tips
• 12 Hours of Professional Learning Credit
• BONUS 1: How to Design Google PD That Works
• BONUS 2: How to Market Yourself as a Trainer
• BONUS 3: The Ultimate Google Certified Trainer Planner and Check List (27-page, downloadable ebook!)
• and much more!
• Payment plans and scholarships available
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Don’t Pay Out of Pocket!

Teachers shouldn’t have to pay out of their own pockets to get the professional learning and training they need.

On each of the course pages listed above you will find information about scholarships, as well as editable documents to “Make the Case” with your administrator to pay for your training.

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Google Training for Schools

We have many programs to help your teachers learn how to meaningfully integrate Google tools and the entire Google suite in the classroom. From online courses to books, to face-to-face training, we got you covered!

COVID-19 forced many teachers and schools to scramble to find tools to deliver online assignments, design digital learning experiences, and Google was the number one suite of tools to help make this a reality.

Just in time resources and learning will help teachers, students, and parents survive the crisis. When we return to the new normal, Google skills will help set the foundation for more dynamic and meaningful learning in the classroom.

Get your entire campus or district on board with Google! Help your teachers learn more about Google tools, Google Classroom, and meaningful technology integration strategies. You can even help all your teachers become Google Certified Educators!

GoogleTrainingforSchools.com

Check out all of the FREE Google Certification Resources from Shake Up Learning!

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Y’all know I love podcasting, both listening and creating!

In this guest post by Michele Haiken, author of Podcasting for Students: Tips and Tools to Drive Creative Expression, Michele shares some great ways we can use podcasts for students to learn and create!

Don’t miss her FREE Podcast Listening & Reflection template!

Podcasting: A Tool for Blended Learning 

Guest post by Michele Haiken, Ed.D.

Storytelling is at the heart of our cultures and histories. Before we learn to read and write, we listen. In our classrooms today — whether in person, remote, or hybrid — podcasts are a great text for listening and learning. 

Related: Blended Learning with Google Part 2: Storytelling

Podcasting with Students

Podcasting can also be utilized for student creation and creative expression. Producing a podcast requires students to articulate ideas, understanding, and learning. They become problem solvers and enhance their technology skills.

The ISTE Standards for Students call for students to clearly express themselves in a variety of formats and platforms. Creating podcasts requires students to research,  write, and use their verbal skills to communicate a message.

When students create their own podcasts, they are acting as knowledge constructors and empowered learners. Podcasts do not need to be very long and expensive equipment is not necessary. Bringing podcasting into the classroom empowers student self-expression. 

Related: How to Podcast with Students

Our job as educators today is not only to teach content area skills and knowledge, but to promote life skills like creativity and critical thinking. Podcasting is an effective medium to share knowledge and experiences.  I am an avid podcast listener and use podcasts as texts to read closely and critically with my middle school students.  

My foray into podcasts began with Radiolab, a show on National Public Radio hosted by Jad Abrumrad and Robert Krulwich that combines reporting and documentary on topics from science to philosophy. My ardent listening to this podcast series allowed me to deconstruct the show’s format and use it as a teaching tool in the classroom. 

In essence, the podcast is presented as a five-paragraph informative essay about specific scientific inquiries: driverless cars, heroism, gender and sex chromosomes, microbiomes, and Henrietta Lacks. The engaging parts of Radiolab are not only the stories themselves, but the way the hosts present the materials with sound effects, interview excerpts, and a conversational style. 

Active Listening with Podcasts

Before students create their own podcasts, we listen to different examples of Podcasts. I provide students with a graphic organizer for students to listen and analyze the structure and style. The more models students have, they are able to decide the best structure for their own podcasts.  

Radiolab is one style of podcasting and there are many other types of podcasting from Q & A,  to conversational style (which is more like Radiolab).  This fall I have binged on the Lovecraft Country Radio Podcast that coincides with HBO’s horror show Lovecraft Country providing a close reading and commentary of each episode. Like you, I listen to Kasey’s Shake Up Learning podcasts along with other awesome educator podcasts like Cult of Pedagogy and OnEducation.  

You probably have some favorite podcasts yourself whether they be educational based podcasts and theater-style podcasts reminiscent of radio drama – think 1938 Orson Welles Adaptation of War of the Worlds. How you want students to present their podcasts is a decision that you and your students have to make. Maybe offer choices. By offering student choice there will be a diversity of products, students have agency and their voice is at the forefront of the finished product. 

Podcasting in Every Content Area

A podcast assignment allows students to be creative communicators who use digital tools to plan and publish content. My students have created podcasts for a mystery writing unit and investigative journalism. Students are not only working on their reading and writing skills in English Language Arts but building strong communication skills, both verbally and in writing.

Podcasts are for all content areas, even science, and social studies. Creating podcasts requires students to research, write, and even revise their writing to adjust it according to the intended audience once the format and style are selected.  When recording a podcast, students are not just reading aloud their writing but carefully choosing sound effects, recording interviews, and including sound bites from experts adds engaging features that draw the listener’s attention. With podcasts, it is about making the story engaging for listeners.
 Podcasting Tools

As for tools, check out Audacity and GarageBand, two podcasting tools students can use for recording their podcasts. Audacity is a free online tool that allows users to record and edit digital files. GarageBand is an app for Macs that enables the user to create sound files and edit sound files. Students can also use screencast platforms to record podcasts like Screencastify. Be sure to check with your school’s technology policy to make sure the app and tools follow your school’s guidelines.

Lastly, a podcast is created to share with others for their listening engagement. Post the file or link on the school webpage, Google Classroom, or out into the world to spread the word and have listeners share feedback. 

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About Michele Haiken, ED.D.

Michele is the author behind The Teaching Factor, a weekly blog on all things literacy and digital technology that help strengthen student learning. A lifelong learner and middle school English for more than twenty years, she is author of New Realms for Writing: Inspire Student Expression with Digital Age Formats (ISTE, 2019), co-author of Personalized Reading: Digital Strategies and Tools to Support All Learners (ISTE, 2018), and check out  ISTE Jumpstart Guide Podcasting for Students: Tips and Tools to Drive Creative Expression (ISTE, 2020).

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Looking for some great (and FREE) teacher PD? Look no further! I’ve got another Podcast PD Choice Board for Teachers!

My hope is that this template will give you even more ideas for how to use podcasts for professional learning at your school or on your own.

A few months ago, I shared the first Podcast PD Choice Board. (You can get it here.)

Now that there are more than 50 episodes of the Shake Up Learning Show Podcast, I thought it was time to put together another Podcast PD Choice Board.

This choice board offers you a way to differentiate by interest, topic, and role in education.

Get the Podcast PD Choice Board (Vol. 1) here.

Get the Podcast PD Choice Board (Vol. 3) here.

Use this on your own, or if you deliver professional development to educators, feel free to adapt this for your school or organization.

I’ve also included a blank template if you want to create something from scratch.

Podcast PD Choice Board Vol. 2 (FREE Template)

If you are new to choice boards (aka learning menus), be sure you get your FREE Guide to Digital Choice Boards and learn all about these wonderful tools for student choice and differentiation.

I love using choice boards in the classroom AND in professional learning experiences.

Hooray for Podcast PD Choice Boards!

Below is the Podcast PD Choice Board Vol. 2 (made with Google Drawings) with many episodes from which to choose!

Click Here to Make a Copy | Use the Template (best for mobile)

Don’t have Google? Download the PDF.

Podcast PD Choice Board Blank Template

If you’d like to create your own from scratch, I’ve created a blank template that you can use below.

Click Here to Make a Copy | Use the Template (best for mobile)

Looking for some educational podcast recommendations? Check out my list here.

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Audio is a great learning and reflection tool. So I’ve put together a list of 13 Tools to Record Audio on Chromebooks and Other Devices.

Now that we can add audio to our favorite Google Slides projects, we need to make sure we have some options for creating those audio files.

Chromebooks have become the most popular classroom device, now in millions of classroom worldwide.

Find the best tools for Chromebooks can sometimes be challenging.

So I put together this list of 13 tools to record audio on Chromebooks to help you find the best solution for you and your students.

Be sure you visit this post to learn How to Insert Audio in Google Slides and 25 Ways to Use Audio in Google Slides Projects to learn how to maximize this tool in the classroom.

13 Tools to Record Audio on Chromebooks and Other Devices

I did some digging to find you the best tools to record audio on Chromebooks. Most of these tools are web-based and will work on many other devices as well.

Some a completely free, some offer free and paid versions, and a couple are only offered on a paid model. Find what works for you and your students.

Remember, your file must be a .mp3 or .wav file in order to work in Google Slides, and it must be uploaded into Google Drive. To get the step-by-step directions, check out my tutorial: How to Insert Audio in Google Slides.

These are NOT ranked! They are listed in no particular order.

Online voice recorder

from 123 Apps (web-based) – FREE

This web-based voice recorder app from 123 Apps is a free and simple way to record audio on a Chromebook or other laptops and desktops. No login needed. It is not compatible at this time with mobile browsers.

Vocaroo

(web-based) – FREE

Vocaroo is an online tool that allows users to record, send, and download voice messages. It’s free and easy to use, but will not work on mobile devices.

Screencastify

(Chrome extension) – FREE and Paid versions

Screencastify is one of the most popular screen recorders used in education today. Did you know you can extract and export the audio? Yep! Click here to learn how to export the audio as an mp3.

WeVideo

(web-based and Chrome App) – FREE and Paid versions

Many teachers are already using WeVideo to create videos on Chromebooks, but did you know you can extract the audio from your video files? Yep! And this tools is available in both a free and paid version. Better yet, WeVideo works on Chromebooks (get the Chrome App), Windows, Mac, and iOS and Android devices.

Reverb Record – Share Your Voice

(web-based and Chrome extension)

Reverb Record lets you record and share voice notes, memos, and responses without an account. Create links that embed directly to Twitter, making it easy to share voice Tweets, and Reverb links can also be shared on forums and embeds on websites and blogs.

Twisted Wave

(web-based and Chrome extension) – FREE and Paid versions

TwistedWave is a browser-based audio editor. You only need a web browser to access it, and you can use it to record or edit any audio file. All the audio files are auto-saved in the cloud.

Talk and comment

(Chrome extension) – FREE

Talk and comment allows you to record audio voice notes on a Chromebook or other web-enabled device, and you can leave comments on any site. This free extension lets you record and send voice notes on all sites. Voice notes can be played even if you don’t have the extension installed. (Available also on Android.)

Cloud audio recorder

(web-based and Chrome App) – FREE

Cloud Audio Recorder is a simple and easy to use audio and voice recorder. You can also save your files directly to Google Drive.

Speakpipe

(web-based) – FREE

Speakpipe is a very simple and easy voice recording web app. I use it on my podcast, The Shake Up Learning Show, for listeners to leave voice messages that can be played on the podcast. A simple interface that makes downloading the file super easy.

Mic Note -Voice Recorder & Notepad

(web-based and Chrome App) – FREE

Record audio and take notes at the same time! This web app was designed for recording lectures and meetings so you can take time-stamped notes that correspond to the recording. Bonus! This also syncs to Google Drive or Dropbox.

Apowersoft Free Online Audio Recorder

(web-based and desktop app) – FREE 

Apowersoft Free Online Audio Recorder allows you to record audio on Chromebooks, Windows, Mac, or mobile devices without any installation.

Soundtrap

(web-based and Chrome App) – $249/year

Soundtrap may not be free, but it made this list because it is pretty awesome! Soundtrap is an audio recording and editing application with lots of integration and collaboration features. You can record voice, use beats, loop, and more!

Soundcloud

(web-based and Chrome App) – $4.99/month

Create, record, and share the sounds you create with anyone using SoundCloud, the world’s largest community of sound creators. Also available on iOS and Android.

What are your favorite tools to record audio on Chromebooks and other devices?

Please share in the comments below.

You may also love these posts:

• 160+ Chrome Apps and Extensions for Teachers and Students
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• 60 Tools to Inspire Students with Chromebooks

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I chat a lot about Google Certification, but I haven’t taken a deep dive into it yet on the Shake Up Learning Show!

Let’s talk about how to get Google Certified!

Today, I’ll dig into what certifications there are, how to get them (and how hard it is), and what resources can help.

If you’re interested in becoming a Google Certified educator (level 1, level 2, trainer, or innovator), this is the episode for you!

And if you’re wondering why you should care or be interested, here’s a fun fact: this entire podcast wouldn’t exist if I hadn’t become Google Certified.

Neither would my book. I wouldn’t be talking to you today if I hadn’t taken those steps!

Let’s dive in! First, I’ll explore what Level 1 certification means, and what you can expect from the test. I’ll then talk about some ways to prepare for the exam. I’ll then do the same for Level 2.

At that point, you might be wondering about the differences between the training that Google offers compared to my courses. Don’t worry, I’ll explain exactly how they’re different!

From there, I’ll talk about becoming a Google Certified Trainer. I’ll cover the various requirements (one of which I didn’t meet the first time I applied!) as well as the six steps to becoming a Certified Trainer.

I will also talk about the Innovator Academy and what it takes to reach the most coveted level of Google Certification!

I’ve helped thousands of people become Google Certified, and I can help you, too! I hope this episode has answered a lot of your questions and explained why the programs are so great, and I look forward to taking the next steps with you.

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In This Episode:

[00:28] – Welcome back to the podcast! Today’s episode is all about Google certification, Kasey explains.

[02:02] – Before we talk about Google Certification, Kasey takes a moment to send a shout out to all of the new Google Certified Innovators from the Sydney class of 2019!

[03:25] – It’s time to talk about how to get Google Certified! Kasey explains why the process is so important to her.

[05:30] – Kasey explains that there are four different certifications for educators: Google Certified Educator Level 1, Google Certified Educator Level 2, Google Certified Trainer, and Google Certified Innovator.

[06:18] – Kasey offers listeners a FREE ebook: The Complete Guide to Google Certifications!

[06:46] – We learn about the Google for Education Teacher Center.

[07:34] – Let’s talk about Level 1 and Level 2 certification first! Kasey explains what a Level 1 educator can do, and chats about how to prepare.

[11:11] – Kasey goes deeper into what’s covered in the Level 1 exam.

[13:26] – We move onto Level 2, which requires being able to “successfully integrate a wider range of Google for Education tools and other technologies.”

[15:40] – Kasey talks about the requirements for becoming Level 2 Certified, and mentions what’s covered in the exam.

[17:38] – We learn about Kasey’s Level 2 Toolkit, which is another three-in-one download.

[18:27] – Kasey takes a moment to talk specifically about the self-paced, video-based courses that she offers for Level 1 and Level 2.

[21:34] – We hear about the differences between the Google Teacher Center and Kasey’s courses.

[23:19] – Kasey moves onto talking about Google Certified Trainer, explaining who it’s designed for and talking about what’s offered in her course.

[25:34] – If you’re interested in learning more about becoming a Google Certified Trainer, check out Kasey’s Google Certified Trainer Academy!

[25:46] – Kasey explains that there are six steps to becoming a Google Certified Trainer.

[29:11] – We hear more about Kasey’s Google Certified Trainer Academy, and how it compares to her other courses.

[31:37] – The enrollment period for all three of Kasey’s courses will open on May 21 for a limited time, she explains. To learn more or sign up, check out:

The Google Certified Educator Level 1 Academy

The Google Certified Educator Level 2 Academy

Become a Google Certified Trainer Online Course

Interested in more than one course? Kasey offers special deals when you bundle courses!

[33:56] – Kasey takes a moment to talk about the Certified Innovator program, and why she doesn’t offer a course for it.

[39:01] – Kasey points out that Google doesn’t pay your way to the locations for the Certified Innovator academies.

[40:32] – We hear about how many people Kasey has helped to become Google Certified.

[42:04] – Thank you for tuning in! Please take a moment to leave a review on iTunes (using the word “y’all” for bonus points!).

Links and Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

The Shake Up Learning Show

The Shake Up Learning Community on Facebook

Join the Shake Up Learning Book Study!

Shake Up Learning: Practical Ideas to Move Learning from Static to Dynamic by Kasey Bell

Education Podcast Network

#Syd19 on Twitter

Google for Education Teacher Center

Google for Education Teacher Center (Certified Innovator)

The Google Certified Educator Level 1 Toolkit

The Google Certified Educator Level 2 Toolkit

Google Certified Trainer Academy

Google Certification Courses Open Nov. 19th!

Online Google Boot Camps–BUT BETTER!

All 3 Courses Will Open on November 19!

Mark your calendars! These courses (Level 1, Level 2, and Trainer) will open for limited enrollment on Nov. 19, 2019, and will close on Dec. 3, 2019. (It will not open again until May!)

Work on certification during your summer break!

What’s Included in the Google Certification Courses?

Google Certified Educator Level 1 Academy

Everything you need to know to pass the exam and become a Google Certified Educator Level 1!

• 50 Video Lessons (hands-on learning with Kasey Bell)
• 20+ PDF Downloadable Study Material
• Lesson Checks
• Private Community & Study Group
• Testing Tips
• Level 1 Challenges (testing scenarios)
• BONUS: Includes the ENTIRE Google Classroom Master Class!
• and much more!
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Google Certified Educator Level 2 Academy

Everything you need to know to pass the exam and become a Google Certified Educator Level 2!

• 40+ Video Lessons (hands-on learning with Kasey Bell)
• 20+ PDF Downloadable Study Material
• Lesson Checks
• Private Community & Study Group
• Testing Tips
• Level 2 Challenges (testing scenarios)
• and much more!
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Google Certified Trainer Academy

Completely updated and redesigned for 2019!

All You Need to Know to Prepare for the Trainer Skills Assessment and Application!

Becoming a Google Certified Trainer was one of the best decisions I ever made, and it transformed my learning and my career! This self-paced, online course includes EVERYTHING you need to know to pass the Trainer Skills Assessment AND complete the application requirements, including:

• 30+ Video Lessons (including the archive)
• Lesson Checks
• Private Community & Study Group
• The Ultimate Google Certified Trainer Planner and Check List (27-page, downloadable ebook!)
• Exam Tips
• Application Tips
• Video Tips
• 2 BONUS LESSONS
  • How to Design Google PD That Works
  • How to Market Yourself as a Trainer
• and much more!
• Learn more and see the course curriculum

Pricing & Bundles

Below are the prices for individual licenses for each course. (Payment plans available.)

• Level 1 Academy: $329 (or two payments of $179)
• Level 2 Academy: $329 (or two payments of $179)
• Trainer: $329 (or two payments of $179)

Campus and District licenses available! (Click here to inquire.)

Request to pay with a purchase order.

BUT WAIT…THERE’S MORE!

Opening all of these courses at once also gives you another advantage–bundling! If you want to purchase multiple courses at once, you can save BIG TIME!

I’m also introducing some new bulk licensing options, so you can find more affordable ways to meet the needs of your campus or district.

NOTE: To purchase a bundle, you must purchase from the bundle page.

Here’s how it works (click on the links to purchase a bundle):

• Level 1 and Level 2 Bundle: $558 (SAVE $100)
• Level 2 and Trainer Bundle: $558 (SAVE $100)
• Level 1, Level 2, and Trainer Bundle: $737 (SAVE $250)

Request to pay with a purchase order

Check out all of the FREE Google Certification Resources from Shake Up Learning!

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On this episode, I welcome Jon Corippo, Chief Learning Officer at CUE, as we discuss how to use EduProtocols to save time and increase learning in your classroom. EduProtocols are classroom-tested customizable lessons for any subject or grade to break up clichéd lesson plans, build culture, and deliver content to K-12 students in a supportive, creative environment.​

Get FREE Templates here.

Jon has made it his life’s mission to find ways to engage and inspire his students while saving himself time and energy on unnecessary routines. Together with his co-author Marlena Hebern, he has created a wonderful field guide on creative ways to use technology and engage the classroom, The Eduprotocolos Field Guide.

Jon was amazing to talk to about where education is going and why engaging students and coaching them versus solely lecturing them is the key to lifelong learning habits. We discuss was to implement the protocols in your classroom and why worksheets clog up your grading pile and your time. Get rid of the meaningless workshop and get your students creating!

You won’t want to miss Jon’s amazing analogy on why his favorite protocols are like brisket and mac and cheese. Stay tuned to the end to learn what’s coming up next for the EduProtocols. Jon is an impressive resource with awesome ideas on how to increase engagement and decrease busywork. Let me know what you think about his strategies for increased learning!

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This episode is sponsored by WriQ.

WriQ gives a 360-degree overview of every aspect of student writing so teachers can provide meaningful and accurate feedback to each student.

WriQ, the latest innovation from Texthelp, grades papers digitally in Google docs – saving you time for other precious instructional activities.

WriQ is establishing a new revolution for writing assessment, so join a growing community of teachers and try WriQ today.

Visit: text.help/shakeupwriting

In This Episode:

[00:29] – Welcome back! Today’s guest is the author of EduProtocols, Jon Corippo. 

[01:41] – Shout out and congratulations to Kim Caise, Stacy Peppler Gray, and Susie Bankert who are all newly Google Certified Educators. 

Learn more at GetGoogleCertified.com

Want to Work With Kasey? Check out how! – Bring Kasey to your next event!

Also, shout out to Heather Dollevoet for her awesome Tweet about my episode on Hive Summit!

[04:40] – Listen as @HansTullman leaves Kasey a shoutout voice message:

Have a question for Kasey or an idea you want to share? Maybe you just want to leave a shout out! Visit https://www.speakpipe.com/ShakeUpLearningShow and leave a message!

[05:39] – Kasey welcomes Jon Corippo, Chief Learning Officer at CUE, to the show.

[08:32] – How did Jon find his way to education? 

[11:29] – Where did the idea for EduProtocols come from? 

[19:08] – When doing multiple skills at once, how do you measure performance? 

[23:29] – Jon shares his favorite protocols.

FREE Eduprotocols Templates

[32:35] – What’s next for EduProtocols? 

[38:25] – What causes depression in students, school or depression? 

[40:43] – Connect with Jon!

Podcast Question of the Week

[42:14] – Kasey shares the podcast questions of the week: 

Which of the EduProtocols is a good fit for your classroom? How will you implement?  

Post your answer to your favorite social media platform using the hashtag #ShakeUpLearning, or share it in the Shake Up Learning Community on Facebook!

[43:59] – Thank you for listening! Please subscribe to the podcast, and leave a review on iTunes. (Bonus points if you use  the word “y’all” in your review!)

Links and Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

• The Shake Up Learning Show
• The Shake Up Learning Community on Facebook
• Join the Shake Up Learning Book Study!
• GetGoogleCertified.com
• Hive Summit
• text.help/shakeupwriting
• CUE
• The Shake Up Learning Show Episode 22: Power Up Your Classroom with Gameplay [Interview with Cate Tolnai and Lindsey Blass]
• EduProtocol Field Guide: Book 1 by Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern
  EduProtocol Field Guide: Book 2 by Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern
• Harry Wong
  Ditch That Textbook by Matt Miller
• Teach Better Conference with Dave Burgess
• Image Grammar by Harry Noden
• Quizizz
• Sketchnote
• SlideDeck
• HyperDocs
• MathReps by Lisa Nowakowski
• Jon on Twitter: @jcorippo

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