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During our meeting with our Indian partners, we decided that the British Council e-languages site did not provide the best platform for sharing images, video, etc.. so we’ve set up our own edublogs site:
UKIERI London-Delhi Hub School Link
I’d be interested in knowing about other schools with international partnerships and how they showcase the work they do.
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Our school currently has links with six schools in Delhi through the British Council’s UKIERI programme. Today, I am running a workshop/conference with a delegation of senior staff from our cluster schools in India and using this sideshow to evaluate our progress so far:
As part of this project, we asked students to create Q&A podcasts. Initially, we asked students from all schools in India and London to exchange questions as audio files and then edit them in audacity or GarageBand to create a podcast. Here is an example of five Q&As:
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Our school currently has links with a cluster of schools in Delhi through the British Council’s UKIERI (UK-India Education Research Initiative) programme. At the moment, we are piloting a video podcast project with three school whereby students exchange audio questions (MP3s) and then create a video podcast in response. Here is a basic example:
In the first instance, we swap audio files by posting them to the British Council’s E-Language’s site. Then, the students download the files and edit them using Audacity and/or Garageband. Finally, they must find images to accompany their podcast – Garageband is the best application for video/image podcasting. They seem to enjoy it – I am trying it out on all my Year 9 classes as they deteriorate into post-SAT lethargy.
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Created by Brian Richardson at Newcastle CLC.
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This is one of the outcomes produced by claire as part of her case study in the pilot programme.
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This film was created in a primary school in Australia. It was produced using iMovie and PulpMotion.
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This one was created by a Brian, a developer at Newcastle CLC.
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I did not include a recording of the instructions whilst making the screenflow as I was multitasking eg watching TV at the same time.
