EPISODE · Dec 1, 2011 · 3 MIN
Application 5
from Walden Assignments · host RachelGeha
After compiling data and recorded responses about your students’ digital abilities and learning styles, develop a demographic profile of your classroom population. Create a podcast in which you report the demographic profile of your classroom population. Include in your podcast the sound bites from your student interviews to support your findings.
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