Welcome to the Anoka-Hennepin Podcast Network's (AHPN) "Podcasting in the Classroom" Web page. This section features links to schools and classrooms in the Anoka-Hennepin School District that have created podcasts.

AHPN will add new links to podcast episodes as they are received from schools. Be sure to check back often for new episodes!

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Anoka High School
Anoka High School's TV3 News crew brings you the daily dose of information, sports and more for the Anoka High School community.

The five most recent broadcasts archived on the Anoka High School Web site. Click here to view.

Photo caption: Anoka High School students on the set of "Tornado TV3 News."



Jefferson Elementary School
Jefferson Elementary School third and fifth grade students started podcasting in 2009. Each group of students has created several podcast episodes that discuss special days and holidays that are celebrated throughout the year.

Click here to listen to or download third grade "Ha Ha Holidays" podcast episodes and for instructions on subscribing to this podcast in iTunes.

Click here to listen to or download fifth grade "Let's Celebrate Around the World" podcast episodes and for instructions on subscribing to this podcast in iTunes. Photo caption: Jefferson students record a sample podcast in 2008.

Fred Moore Middle School Center for the Arts
Students at Fred Moore Middle School (FMMS) Center for the Arts have been creating podcasts since 2006. Episodes feature students interviewing local musicians and artists, including members of VocalEssence WITNESS, a Minneapolis-based group recognized internationally for their exploration of music for voices and instruments.

Click here to listen to podcast episodes on the FMMS Center for the Arts Podcast page  and for instructions on subscribing to this podcast in iTunes.

Photo caption: A FMMS Center for the Arts student prepares to ask a question during an interview with Larry Sims, a VocalEssence WITNESS artist and trumpet player, in October 2006.


Sandburg Middle School: Daniel Mades' classroom
Students in Mr. Mades' English class at Sandburg Middle School started creating podcasts for personal narratives in November 2007.

Click here to listen to the podcasts on Mr. Mades' podcast page and for instructions on subscribing to this podcast in iTunes.

Photo caption: Artwork from a Sandburg Middle School student's narrative podcast.