<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/c4/b9/6c/pppsig/3000x3000_858694.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This 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.

This 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.

<br>This 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.

PODCASTING FOR EFFECTIVE CURRICULUM DELIVERY

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.

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