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Creating Classroom Audio with Adobe Podcast

Description

Audio is one of the most underutilized (and most accessible!) formats for classroom learning. Adobe Podcast's free AI-enhanced tools make it easier than ever for teachers and students to record, clean up, and publish high-quality audio without expensive equipment or technical expertise. In this session, participants will get hands-on experience with Adobe Podcast's core features and explore how classroom audio supports student voice, differentiation, and family engagement. Leave with a practical plan for incorporating audio into your existing instructional practice.

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This page gives you everything you need to make the most of your session. Review the recommended accounts before you join, track your checkpoints during the session, and follow the certificate instructions when you're done. 

Before You Begin

You will have the best live technical experience using either the Chrome or Firefox browser. (Note: we have also had success with the Edge browser.) Safari is NOT recommended. There is a TrainerCentral Learner app for Android and iOS.

Your lead facilitator recommends having a few items ready before the session begins. Taking a few minutes to set these up in advance means you'll spend your time learning, not troubleshooting.

    • The Chrome browser is required for this session.

    • It will help if you sign into a personal Google account.

    • Adobe Podcast Studio will not work on mobile devices. You need to use a lap/desk top for this session.

    • Create a free Adobe podcast account at podcast.adobe.com

Session Checkpoints

Checkpoints help us verify your participation and are required to earn a certificate of completion. Here's what to expect during the session:

Checkpoint 1 — Say Hello
 Introduce yourself in the chat within the first 10 minutes of the session.

Checkpoint 2 — Schema Activator
 Participate in the opening poll or activity.

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Checkpoint 6 — Poll and Go
 Complete the closing poll before you leave.

If you experience technical difficulties during the session, most checkpoints can be completed up to one week after the live session date. Reach out to your facilitator if you need assistance.

Earning Your Certificate

To receive your certificate of completion you must complete all six session checkpoints and submit the post-session feedback survey. The feedback survey is how you request your certificate and is required for all participants — including those seeking state continuing education credit.

Certificates are typically issued within three weeks of the live session date.

Educators in Texas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Montana: Additional information required for state continuing education credit will be collected through the feedback survey.