Week 9- Anchor

 Hi everyone,


Welcome back to my blog. This week I explored Anchor. This app helps to easily create podcast that can be distributed over different platforms. This app can be used by teachers as another useful remote learning tool. Teachers can create these podcast that can help students in school and remote with their studies. Podcast can be a confusing and difficult thing to figure out when you are a beginner and Anchor can made this process a lot easier. Not only can teachers use this app to spread extra lessons to those students that may find it helpful but students can also use this app to create podcast with their friends and classmates for entertainment or educational purposes. This can be a great start to help student with their career in radio DJing or other media careers. Podcasting can help students start a career or even get involved in things that they are passionate about. Anchor can make this easy for students to start creating podcasts and developing their speech and writing skills in a fun and interesting way. Well that's all I have for you this week. Hope you come by next week where I explore yet another web application that students and teachers may find helpful. 

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