Podcasting And Education
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This document discusses several ways that podcasting is being used in education. Video podcasting allows teachers to provide supplemental lessons to help students learn difficult concepts. A history professor posted his class lectures as podcasts so students around the world could listen to them. Another project used podcasting to create an interactive food safety curriculum that could be shared by veterinary schools. All the articles demonstrate how podcasting expands access to education and helps both teachers and students.
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