Educational Podcasting What Do We Mean?

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    1. What do we mean by educational podcasting? Andrew Middleton, Sheffield Hallam University Alan Hilliard, University of Hertfordshire Podcasting for Pedagogic Purposes SIG University of Hertfordshire, 17 April 2008
    2. Outline
      • Educational podcasting
      • Awareness of what is happening in UK FE & HE through themed examples
      • A shared understanding of the concept and its potential – activity and discussion
    3. Why podcast? - activity
      • What can you do now that you could not do before? (Yellow post-its)
      • What can you do better now than before? (Pink post-its)
      • Why?
      • (responses to this activity are on the wiki: http://podcastingforpp.pbwiki.com/Educational-podcasting-benefits-feedback
    4. Examples from the sector
      • The following 3 slides were accompanied by about 30 clips demonstrating many of the approaches outlined.
    5. Category 1 - Tutor voice
      • Recording events (eg recorded lecture, summary audio notes)
      • Communicating (eg module announcements)
      • Motivating (eg tutor conversations, storytelling, etc)
      • Describing (eg interviews with professionals, clients, public)
      • Illustrating (eg testimony, vox pop)
      • Forming (eg instructional; feedback)
      • Building (eg key skill development)
      • Modelling (eg behaviour, techniques)
    6. Category 2 - Student voice
      • Individual
        • Noting (eg field data, reflection, commentary)
        • Presenting (eg summary, poster, review, stories)
        • Feeding (eg peer assessment, seeding)
      • Group
        • Presenting (eg findings, proposals)
        • Conversing (eg criticism, review)
        • Sharing (eg topic magazine)
        • Exhibiting (eg work without commentary/analysis)
    7. Category 3 – External voices
      • Broadcasting and Commercial producers
        • Instructing (eg learning objects)
        • Describing (eg interviews with experts)
        • Updating (eg current affairs and developments)
      • Educational and Training Organisations
        • Various (eg learning objects)
      • Professional & Other Organisations
        • Marketing (eg product placement, initiatives)
        • Reporting (eg findings, proposals)
        • Conversing (eg criticism, review)
        • Advocating (eg political)
    8. What is Educational Podcasting?
      • Activity
      • Discuss - what characteristics define podcasting?
      • (2 minutes, then feedback)
    9. What is Educational Podcasting?
      • Social – ideas, questions and knowledge shared
      • Digital media – usually audio, increasingly video, PDFs
      • Accessible -  Internet distributed, downloadable media 
      • Flexible (time and location neutral) – hence 'time shifting', 'space shifting', mobile, flexible learning
      • Device neutral - media players, both software and hardware
      • ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Optional characteristics
      • Automatically delivered - Simple syndication technology (RSS + media enclosures) that allows interested parties to subscribe to published content ('feeds') from a particular supplier
      • Managed by the user - aggregation software designed to gather feeds
    10. A definition
      • Educational podcasting is: The development of shared knowledge through distributed, digital media, accessible to its community through flexible interfaces
    11. Benefits (Post-it activity feedback)
      • see http://podcastingforpp.pbwiki.com/Educational-podcasting-benefits-feedback
    12. Summary of Benefits
      • Efficacy (simple, quick, high impact)
      • Authentic (simulation or real worldness)
      • Currency (e.g. immediate, up-to-date)
      • Human (e.g. empathy, trust)
      • Constructionist (learning through making)
      • Engaging, varied, perspectives
      • Varied diet – another learning channel
      • Motivational
    13. Thanks – You've been listening to...
      • David Morely, Warwick University, Writing Challenge; Anne Nortcliffe, SHU, Software Engineering Professional Experience; Alex Spiers/ Roger Morgan , Liverpool John Moores; June Clarke, Information Management, SHU; Noreen Axelby, Computing Foundation, SHU; Hilary Cunliffe-Charlesworth and Richard McCarter, Writing Pad, SHU; Graham McElearney, Richard Steadman-Jones and Duco van Oostrum, University of Sheffield, English; Alan Hilliard, University of Hertfordshire, Radiology; Stuart Lee, Oxford University, Medieval English; Denise Stokes, CIPL CETL Coventry/SHU; Jon Wood and Carl Senior, Aston University, Psychology; Peter Hillier, University of the Arts, London, CSM Foundation; Carol Pollard and Andrew Jackson, SHU, Clinical Practice; Peter Walder, SHU, Sport & Multimedia; Richard Lynch, SHU, Criminology; Andrew Middleton and Brian Irwin, SHU, LTI; Alan Carr, Mid-Cheshire College and Dark Horse Training; Engineering students, SHU; Computing students, SHU; Sport and Multimedia students, SHU; Art Mobs Moma, New York; Sarah Tiernan, The Psychology eZine, Aston University; Joe Davis, student, University of the Arts, London; Demos.

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