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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2015 · 56 MIN

Episode 9: Podcasting with Students

from Plugs, Play, Pedagogy · host Kyle Stedman

We all know that composition classes are becoming increasingly multimodal. One way teacher/scholars have responded to that turn is by asking students to compose in the serial audio format of podcasting. This is a practical episode, with lots of ideas. First we'll hear about Faith Kurtyka's success teaching podcasting and social justice to first-year students in the Cortina Community at Creighton University. Then we'll hear one of the assignments shared by Jennifer L. Bowie in her 2012 article on podcasting in the composition classroom. Then the episode ends with a detailed segment from Ryan Trauman, who digs into five excellent articles on podcasting pedagogy. I hope you're taking notes, because I kind of want to try everything here.

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