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iPods and Podcasting: Too Cool for School?

iPods and Podcasting: Too Cool for School?

Title:iPods and Podcasting: Too Cool for School? (ID: NCP0664)
Author(s):Todd Hartigan (Brandeis University), Janet Hill (Brandeis University), Sean Lewis-Faupel (Brandeis University) and Anne Springsteen (Brandeis University)
Topics:Electronic Content Delivery, Instructional Technologies, Podcasting, Teaching and Learning
Origin:NERCOMP Conferences (03/22/2006)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:In April of 2005, Brandeis created a pilot project to have students in an anthropology class produce museum audio guides that would test the feasibility of podcasting at Brandeis. The pilot was successful beyond our expectations. Learn how this pilot paved the way for a semester-long iPod and podcasting project.
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