Comments on: Where Are All the Honey Bees? Pedagogy and Podcasting http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu/podcasting/2008/04/16/pedagogy-and-podcasting-where-are-all-the-honey-bees/ News, Tips, How-To's, & Ideas from The College of Arts & Sciences Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:26:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: ericdewar http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu/podcasting/2008/04/16/pedagogy-and-podcasting-where-are-all-the-honey-bees/#comment-23 ericdewar Thu, 17 Apr 2008 15:06:06 +0000 http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu/podcasting/2008/04/16/pedagogy-and-podcasting-where-are-all-the-honey-bees/#comment-23 Cool stuff. I liked that they specified that simple recording of lectures is a benefit to students, but that it's not the same as podcasting. Their approach as seeing podcasts a "value added" is right, whether this takes the form of a faculty-generated stream of content or a student-generated interaction. If we agree that students learn best when using or creating with course content, then I think that collaboratively-produced podcasts are an essential route into their brains. Cool stuff. I liked that they specified that simple recording of lectures is a benefit to students, but that it’s not the same as podcasting. Their approach as seeing podcasts a “value added” is right, whether this takes the form of a faculty-generated stream of content or a student-generated interaction.

If we agree that students learn best when using or creating with course content, then I think that collaboratively-produced podcasts are an essential route into their brains.

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