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1. Where can we locate
podcasts and
videcasts?
General search engines
CLIL
/
AICLE
/
EMILE
Lesson
plan
/
Handout
-‐
Worksheet
/
Plan
de
leçon-‐
Feuille
de
travail
Lek>on
Plan-‐
Arbeitsbla@
Printable-‐
Bedruckbar-‐
Imprimable
• Audio
/
Video:
cap>ons-‐
sous-‐>tre-‐
unter>tel
– Podcasts
-‐
Audiobook-‐
Livre
audio-‐
Audiobuch
– Videocast
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Internet
TV
2. Where can we find podcasts and videocasts for
CLIL projects?
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6. Are there websites with activities included for
these podcasts and videocasts?
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9. Can we search for specific text
in the podcasts and videocasts without watching them?
27. In a CLIL project, who can actually record them?
Foreign language assistants
ESL- NLA teachers
With L2 as their mother tongue
Students
With L1 as their mother tongue,
with the assistance of the FLA or
ESL teacher.
Other members of the educational community: E-twinning
28. How can I play, store and post them?
MP3- MP 4 players
+ TV- Beamer
+
School server
School learning
management system
External learning
management system
29. How can I play, store and post them?
Free external servers
30. How can we use them?
• As auxiliary audio and video material?
– Recording of texts and other materials used in the CLIL project
– Focused on the improvement of oral and written skills
– Exploitable with additional activities: Hot potatoes, JClic, etc.
– Made by:
• FL assistants
• ESL-NLA teachers, assisted by FL assistants
• Students, assisted by FLA
• Other members of the Educational community: parents, E-
twinning partners, etc.
31. How can we use them?
• For students’ presentations
– Recordings to be saved in the Portfolio dossier
– As supporting material for their written material
• As review and evaluation material for their partners.
– Prior validation of the script by ESL- NLA teachers
• School radio
– Newscast with main headlines from the previous week- month on
different subjects
• Interviews and debates on CLIL projects