Best Podcasts: Children and Teens
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Best Podcasts: Children and Teens is an annotated guide to some of the very best podcasts for young people. 25 podcasts for children and 23 podcasts for teens are described, with links to the podcast websites. In the "How to Listen" chapter, podcast listening apps for mobile and desktop computers are recommended. And in "Why Listen?" the benefits of audio podcasts are outlined, along with information on using podcasts in classrooms.
This guide is for young people and for those who recommend podcasts to them: parents, teachers, and librarians.
Nicole Hennig
Nicole Hennig is an independent user-experience professional, helping librarians and educators effectively use mobile technologies. Her books include Apps for Librarians: Using the Best Mobile Technology to Educate, Create, and Engage; Selecting and Evaluating the Best Mobile Apps for Library Services; and Best Apps for Academics. She teaches several online courses, including Apps for Librarians & Educators, and Organize Your Life with Mobile Apps. She worked for the MIT Libraries for 14 years, first as web manager and then as head of the user experience department. She is the winner of several awards, including the MIT Excellence Award for Innovative Solutions. Nicole loves teaching, presenting, and inspiring people to use technology effectively. To stay current with the best mobile technology for education, sign up for her email newsletter, Mobile Apps News, and follow her on Twitter @nic221, where she tweets about libraries and mobile technologies.
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Best Podcasts - Nicole Hennig
Introduction
Welcome to Best Podcasts: Children and Teens! This guide will point you to some of the best podcasts for young people. This is one volume in a set of short books I’ve put together to help you find the best audio programs to listen to (of the many thousands available).
This guide is for parents and kids, and also for librarians and educators — anyone who recommends podcasts for young people.
How to Listen
If you’re not familiar with podcasts or how to listen to them, read the chapter later in this book called How to Listen
for some tips.
About the Author
I’m Nicole Hennig, an expert in mobile technologies for libraries. In my 14 years of experience at the MIT Libraries, I worked to keep academics up to date with the best mobile technologies, and won awards for innovation. Now I have my own business helping librarians stay current with new technologies.
Like most librarians, I am passionate about access to information for all. Mobile apps with their touchscreens and speech interfaces are empowering for all ages and abilities — and librarians who take my courses are becoming technology experts for their communities.
If you’re interested in learning more about mobile technologies for education, and how to keep up with emerging technologies, take a look at this list of my other books and courses.
Stay Current
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