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Using Podcasting in Teaching and Learning
1. Using Podcasting in Teaching and Learning e-learning Summer Seminar Series 2008 Andy Ramsden & Lindsay Jordan Slideshare.net: eatbath-present08 All material and post session discussion: www.tasterseries.wordpress.com
10. definitions Technical Podcasting entails audio content that is delivered via an RSS feed presenting a downloadable or streaming file (often mp3). www.rsstoolchest.com/rss-glossary.html Functional The term podcast, like "radio", can mean both the content and the method of delivery. Podcasters' websites also may offer direct download of their files, but the subscription feed of automatically delivered new content is what distinguishes a podcast from a simple download or real-time streaming. Usually, the podcast features one type of "show" with new episodes either sporadically or at planned intervals such as daily, weekly, etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcasting
16. Podcasting Lectures Useful for revision “ it helps me to make sense of my notes” “ I can’t take notes” “ I get things I didn’t understand the first time” Will students stay at home? “ I’m not disciplined enough to just sit and listen for 2 hours…” “ having the podcast would be reassuring if for some reason I couldn’t attend the lecture…” “… but I wouldn’t be able to ask questions or discuss anything…” “… and what if I just didn’t get it?” “… but I could speed up the playback” “ you could delay the release of the podcast” Does it matter? “ not if the lecture provides opportunities for discussion and interactivity”
17. Podcasting Lectures Useful for revision “ it helps me to make sense of my notes” “ I can’t take notes” “ I get things I didn’t understand the first time” Will students stay at home? “ I’m not disciplined enough to just sit and listen for 2 hours…” “ having the podcast would be reassuring if for some reason I couldn’t attend the lecture…” “… but I wouldn’t be able to ask questions or discuss anything…” “… and what if I just didn’t get it?” “… but I could speed up the playback” “ you could delay the release of the podcast” Does it matter? “ not if the lecture provides opportunities for discussion and interactivity”
18. Supplementary Podcasts address challenging topics in advance present guest lecturers Field trips & Excursions Audio newsletters video or image-enhanced podcasts to demonstrate field techniques - example informative commentary to accompany points of interest topical news items or new research feedback on week’s activities prepare & enthuse students for group discussion interviews with experts Language & Skill learning
19. Student-created Podcasts Creating study aids for classmates Assessment Stimulating in-class discussion Students collect audio and/or visual evidence of their learning, e.g. during fieldwork Interviews with professionals, academics or experts lecture summaries instructions for using particular instruments and procedures Presenting own point of view
20. Podcasting: A Teaching with Technology White Paper, June 4, 2007. "Podcasting does not contain any inherent value. It is only valuable inasmuch as it helps the instructor and students reach their educational goals, by facilitating thoughtful, engaging learning activities that are designed to work in support of those goals."
21. Thank you, questions and other events Material and online discussion: www.tasterseries.wordpress.com Next event: Encouraging online collaboration through wikis – Thursday 22 nd May. Twitter updates: eatbath Podcasts: www.bath.ac.uk/lmf/group/rss/7798 Email: e-learning@bath.ac.uk
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