thanks for the feedback. I’m glad you liked it! About the creation of this play: as I hinted at in the little introductory text, the kids did about all of it themselves. A colleague of mine gave her class a homework, they should invent and write down a little story (starting fom a certain point). A group of students pursued that further, ensured the help of the radio station and used their studio. They recorded it there and got help from some people there. My involvement was just that the kids repeatedly gave me their scripts and asked me to go through it as far as language is concerned. Sound effects etc - I’ll write something about this in the Moodle, oK?

Thanks again,
Uwe

Uwe, I’d love to see you write something (here, on your blog, or at our ELT Podcasting Moodle?)about how you went about preparing the students for this, and also the practicalities of recording the sessions and adding the sound effects.

I too can’t wait for the next episodes!

thanks for the kind words - even in German
The kids will appreciate the feedback. I’ve had a look at the link, the server seems to have a problem…

Thanks again, we’d be happy to have a listener for the next episodes in you.

Uwe

What a lively story - the real sounds are fantastic, still letting us hear the dialogue very good when in the background, and creating the wanted effect of getting attention when needed. I’m delighted and willcome back for next episode. The link for the Open Radio in Jena was temporarily out of order.

Now you also have a listener in Denmark!
Sus