Our newest DIY Podcast topic module has considerably more multimedia content than the others. Rocket Evolution covers past, present and future NASA rockets. It gives you a wide variety of content to choose from as your students build their own podcasts. This topic module features 48 video clips and 24 audio clips that students can download to mix with original content. The content runs the gamut from historical footage to beautiful animation, including President Kennedy's challenge to go to the moon, several launch countdowns, an artist's concepts of future rockets, and clips with NASA experts talking about rocketry and the Apollo, Space Shuttle and Constellation programs. You'll find a nice mix of sound bites and B-roll for video podcasts. If you opt for audio podcasts, your students can be creative as they blend their own narration and music with historic audio and expert sound bites. In addition to audio and video clips, the Rocket Evolution module includes links to images and NASA resources, and information to help students write a podcast script about how rockets have evolved.
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On Nov 04, 2009 10:49:11 AM
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On Aug 07, 2009 05:22:31 AM
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in 2010 you are stopping with the spaceshuttle isn"t that going to lieve a big empty space in the spaceprogram why not make a new spaceshuttle that can from ISS to the moon
Thank you for the update on information
from NASA. This is very interresting for
me,
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in 2010 you are stopping with the spaceshuttle isn"t that going to lieve a big empty space in the spaceprogram why not make a new spaceshuttle that can from ISS to the moon