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Podcasting in your classroom can be a great way to develop lifelong learning habits in your students. Listeners can access podcast episodes at any time and in any place. Podcasts offer an effective way for you to share content with your students and serve many purposes.
Students can also create podcast episodes to demonstrate what they have learned.
This episode will explore why you would want to use podcasts in your classroom, what you need to get started, and ideas for use.
Additional Reading
- Podcasting in Education: What Are the Benefits?
- The Why & How of Using Podcasts in Education
- Podcasting in the Classroom
- Podcasting Resources for Use in Education: Getting Started
- Podcasting: Co-opting MP3 Players for Education and Training Purposes
- Creating and Using Podcasts Across the Disciplines
- The Ultimate Teacher’s Guide for How to Use Podcasts to Teach English
- Creative Assignments: Podcasting
- Teaching Podcasting: A Curriculum Guide for Educators
- Get started podcasting with students
- Teaching and Learning with Podcasting
- Creating a Podcast Assignment
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- Music credit: Purple Planet
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