The power of Podcasting
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The document discusses podcasting and its uses for education. It defines podcasting as a combination of iPod and broadcasting, allowing users to subscribe and listen to audio or video content. It describes the different types of podcasts and software that can be used to create podcasts. Finally, it provides examples of how podcasting can benefit and engage students in learning.
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