This document discusses using podcasting to benefit audible learners in educational settings. It describes how podcasts can be used to supplement in-class learning through verbal lectures, discussions, and other listening activities. Podcasts allow students to learn at their own pace and address different learning styles like auditory learning. The document also outlines some barriers to podcasting and provides recommendations for educational institutions, such as developing test content and offering supplementary podcasts.

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