EPISODE · Jul 2, 2009

#68 Media Chairs

from Learning, Teaching and Assessment in Higher Education · host Andrew Middleton

Andrew Middleton shares a couple of audio activities from the most recent Media Frenzy: Media Chairs and/or Pass the Parcel - who knows?! This demonstrates how audio devices can be used to promote and facilitate conversation and prime further learning activity. Contact: email lta-podcast "AT" shu.ac.uk

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