In fact, you can record, edit, and publish a podcast on your phone. Creating a podcast has never been easier.
If you've been thinking about having your students create podcasts like Tony Vincent's students did way back before podcasting was trendy, this is the year to do it. She is also confident in her ability to embed literacy within STEAM and uses AR/VR in the library.If you've been thinking about creating a podcast, this is the time to do it.
Martha's certifications include being a Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert and Microsoft Master Trainer, and serving as a Flipgrid Student Voice Ambassador. She founded #GaLibChat, is President-Elect of the Georgia Library Media Association, and maintains Discovering the Remarkable, a website and blog dedicated to middle grades library resources. Her accolades include being the 2019 Fulton County Library Media Specialist of the Year, a 2019 AASL Social Media Superstar Finalist, and the 2018 Coastal Georgia Library Media Specialist of the Year. Martha holds a Bachelors in Middle Grades Education, a Masters in Learning, Design, and Technology, and Ed.S. When she is not working or volunteering for the Georgia Library Media Association, she and her family can often be found hiking or fostering a love of all things nerdy in her children by adventuring to historical places, festivals, or DragonCon. Martha resides in Lawrenceville, Georgia with her husband (who is also a teacher) and two spunky children.
The library should be an innovative space in which students ask questions, create new learning experiences, and collaborate to deepen their knowledge of the curriculum and the world around them. Educational experiences with interdisciplinary approaches in STEAM education have guided Martha’s library program as does her pedagogical belief the library is the heart of the school where knowledge and empathy is constructed not just books but from collaboration and inquiry.
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