"Hearing the thoughts of others"

Student voices and affordances of podcasting for learning

Authors

  • Elaine Khoo
  • Dianne Forbes
  • E. Marcia Johnson

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14742/apubs.2013.1476

Keywords:

teacher education, podcast, student voice, online learning, tertiary education

Abstract

This paper reports on a qualitative case study exploring the affordances of student-generated podcasts. Findings from online focus groups with students indicated that podcasting was useful for building technological skills and confidence, supporting multimodal ways of learning that value relational connections, student perspectives and collaborative reflection. Students valued technical support when podcasting for the first time. In terms of the conference theme, we imagine a future where teachers integrate digital literacies and pedagogies by experimenting with practice, involving students actively, and employing learning networks for sustainable support.

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Published

2013-11-30

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Section

ASCILITE Conference - Concise Papers