Media Enhanced Learning Sig
- Autor: Vários
- Narrador: Vários
- Editora: Podcast
- Duração: 5:13:36
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Sinopse
this podsite is for the use of the MEL SIG - a UK HEA initiative which aims to explore the use of podcasts in higher and further education. The special interest group (MEL SIG) will make use of this resource for demonstration and training purposes.
Episódios
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Malcolm Andrew - Podcasting @ De Montfort University
22/06/2008 Duração: 09minRecorded in the Curriculum and research thunderstorm session led by Andy Ramsden at the Warringtom meeting of the PPP SIG on 11 June 2008. (Music cc "Vesuvius" by Cryptocrat, http://podsafeaudio.com/jamroom/bands/2082/Hadoken_EP.php)
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Mary Jacob - reflections on a staff development session on podcasting at Aberystwyth University
22/06/2008 Duração: 08minRecorded in the Curriculum and research thunderstorm session led by Andy Ramsden at the Warringtom meeting of the PPP SIG on 11 June 2008. (Music cc "Vesuvius" by Cryptocrat, http://podsafeaudio.com/jamroom/bands/2082/Hadoken_EP.php)
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Sam Warren - Co-producing video podcasts with students
22/06/2008 Duração: 11minDr Sam Warren from the University of Surrey talks about her practice during the Curriculum and research thunderstorm session at the Warringtom meeting of the PPP SIG on 11 June 2008. (Music cc "Vesuvius" by Cryptocrat, http://podsafeaudio.com/jamroom/bands/2082/Hadoken_EP.php)
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Pete Travis - podcasting for EFL/ ESOL
10/06/2008 Duração: 07minPete Travis who runs the popular Splendid Speaking website (www.SplendidSpeaking.com) for English language learners, chats to Alan Carr (Mid-Cheshire College) about podcasting with EFL/ESOL students. (June 2008}
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Sue Featherstone - journalism & podcasting
10/06/2008 Duração: 08minAndrew Middleton has been promoting educational podcasting at Sheffield Hallam University. Here he speaks with Sue Featherstone (course leader for Journalism at Sheffield Hallam) who has been using podcasts in the level 4 Study Skills module – Studying Journalism. (May 2008)
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Alan Hilliard interviews Penny Wiggins (University of Hertfordshire)
22/05/2008 Duração: 06minThis podcast was a semi structured interview with Penny Wiggins from the Law School at the University of Hertfordfshire. Penny is an experienced practitioner of podcasting. She uses a digital voice recorder to record directly into MP3 format. The aim of the podcast was to explore the following questions: “What motivated you to try podcasting?”, “What were the initial hurdles or challenges you had to overcome?”, “What benefits do you see for yourself and your students?”, “In what situations (or ways) do you use podcasts?”
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PODCAST PRACTITIONER INTERVIEW – part 1 (Alan Carr / Guy Pursey)
22/05/2008 Duração: 05minAt the April, 2008 meeting of the Podcasting for Pedagogic Purposes Special Interest Group (PPP SIG), held at Hertfordshire University, Andrew Middleton (Sheffield Hallam University) interviewed a number of practitioners. In this, the first of 2 interviews, Andrew talks to Alan Carr (Mid-Cheshire College) and Guy Pursey (University of Reading).
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PODCAST PRACTITIONER INTERVIEW – part 2 (Malcolm Andrew)
22/05/2008 Duração: 08minAt the April, 2008 meeting of the Podcasting for Pedagogic Purposes Special Interest Group (PPP SIG), held at Hertfordshire University, Andrew Middleton (Sheffield Hallam University) interviewed a number of practitioners. In this, the second of 2 interviews, Andrew talks to Malcolm Andrew (de Montford University).
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Panel discussion – part 1: PODCASTING THE LECTURE
18/05/2008 Duração: 06minAt the end of the April meeting of the PPP SIG (University of Hertfordshire) there was a panel discussion session. The panel consisted of Steering Group members Alan Hilliard, Andy Ramsden, Andrew Middleton, Alan Carr and student guest Sarah Tiernan. The voice recorder struggled to cope with distant voices from the floor so, for the most part, these haven’t been included. The 30 minute session has been edited down to approx half that time – audio quality being the main consideration. The resultant audio file was then split into 3 sections, which reflected the 3 main topics that were covered in the panel session. This is the first of those 3 episodes. (we join the discussion as Sarah is giving the student view of a lecture podcast)
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Panel discussion – part 2: THE STUDENT CREATED PODCAST
18/05/2008 Duração: 03minAt the end of the April meeting of the PPP SIG (University of Hertfordshire) there was a panel discussion session. The panel consisted of Steering Group members Alan Hilliard, Andy Ramsden, Andrew Middleton, Alan Carr and student guest Sarah Tiernan. The voice recorder struggled to cope with distant voices from the floor so, for the most part, these haven’t been included. The 30 minute session has been edited down to approx half that time – audio quality being the main consideration. The resultant audio file was then split into 3 sections, which reflected the 3 main topics that were covered in the panel session. This is the 2nd of those 3 episodes.
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Panel discussion – part 3: SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SIG
18/05/2008 Duração: 05minAt the end of the April meeting of the PPP SIG (University of Hertfordshire) there was a panel discussion session. The panel consisted of Steering Group members Alan Hilliard, Andy Ramsden, Andrew Middleton, Alan Carr and student guest Sarah Tiernan. The voice recorder struggled to cope with distant voices from the floor so, for the most part, these haven’t been included. The 30 minute session has been edited down to approx half that time – audio quality being the main consideration. The resultant audio file was then split into 3 sections, which reflected the 3 main topics that were covered in the panel session. This is the third of those 3 episodes. A couple of contributions from the floor have been included. Deciphering the audio is a bit of a challenge at one point, but the comments were very significant and needed to be kept in for the discussion to make sense.
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STUDENT PODCASTS – opportunities & benefits
17/04/2008 Duração: 02minThis is the 2nd of 2 podcasts that were created ‘live’ in a ‘Podcasting for Pedagogic Purposes’ Special Interest Group workshop, held at Hertfordshire University on 17th April, 2008. The delegates were asked to consider the teaching and learning uses and benefits of student created podcasts. Their thoughts have been summarised and posted here as a podcast episode.
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PODCASTING FOR EFFECTIVE CURRICULUM DELIVERY
17/04/2008 Duração: 01minThis is the first of 2 podcasts that were created ‘live’ in a ‘Podcasting for Pedagogic Purposes’ Special Interest Group workshop, held at Hertfordshire University on 17th April, 2008. The delegates were asked to consider the uses and possible benefits of podcasting in higher education from the perspective of curriculum delivery. Their thoughts have been summarised and posted here as a podcast episode.