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Pedagogy Meets Podcasting: Connecting Audio to the Classroom

Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay
Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay

Today’s undergrads are pulled in so many directions, including working full or part time while trying to get an education. Add in family responsibilities and trying to have a life outside of class, pushes reading to the back burner.

Professors need a new plan of attack. While my work is still in the early stages, I am convinced that podcasts can further student learning and become a modality for teaching as well as student assignments.


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