Meels For Teachers Podcast

In this episode of the Meels For Teachers Podcast, Todd and Shayna discuss how their educational sites did in 2014 and lessons they learned over the years. The share tips about things that went well and also talk about some of the pitfalls of 2014.   Go to the www.meels.org website for more tutorials and tips for teachers.

This week on the Meels for Teachers  Podcast, Shayna and Todd discuss how they use social media to help share and promote lessons online, and how social media is a great way to interact with the audience. This episode gives tips on how to use Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Pinterest.  Go to the www.meels.org website for more information and tutorials.

In this episode of the Meels For Teachers Podcast Shayna and Todd talk about how they use audio online and how to create content and get started making audio materials for online and offline use.  

In this episode of the Meels for Teachers Podcast, Shayna and Todd talk about whether it is best to offer free content or charge viewers to access their materials. They discuss the pros and cons of both and share why they tend to do both on their sites.   Go to the www.meels.org website for more free tutorials about teaching online.

In this podcast, Shaya and Todd talk about creating websites for educational purposes and five things you need on a website for people to trust and interact with a new site. They also go over useful web services they use, how they got started, and even how one of their sites was mistaken for an adult content site.  Go to the website www.meels.org for the show notes and tutorials related to this episode.

In the first episode of the Meels for Teachers Podcast, your hosts Todd Beuckens, and Shayna F. de Oliviera introduce themselves and talk about their background in teaching and creating digital content. Shayne and Todd go over reasons why all teachers should create their own websites and the ways teachers and students can benefit from doing so. The Meels for Teachers Podcast is associated with the website meels.org which stands for Media, Entrenpreneurship, E-Learning and Syndication.