What are some good educational podcasts?
The 17 Best Education Podcasts for Teachers 2020
- Education Podcasts for Teachers. ...
- #1 Teachers on Fire with Tim Cavey. ...
- #2 Teachertoolkit. ...
- #3 The Teaching Space. ...
- #4 The Shake Up Learning Show. ...
- #5 Mr Barton Maths Podcast. ...
- #6 The TeacherCast Podcast. ...
- #7 The TES Podcast Including TES Podagogy. ...
- #8 The Learning Scientists. ...
- #9 Naylor’s Natter. ...
How to make an educational podcast?
- Tell us a story about your school or community: about something that happened there — recently or in the past — that you want your audience to know about.
- What is a moment in history that all students should learn about?
- Show us both sides of a debate about an issue that's important to you.
- What do you want to change about the world? ...
How to create podcasts for Education?
Teacher's Guide on The Use of Podcasting in Education
- Record audio. For this you will need a microphone and an audio recording tool. ...
- Publish your podcast. When your podcast is ready you can then opt to publish it on your classroom blog if you have one or share it on a podcast ...
- Podomatic. Here are the sources we have drawn upon to create this post.
What are the issues facing higher education?
- it expects a hefty financial contribution from better-off graduates…
- …but taxpayers willingly pick up the tab for those who earn less…
- …and there are no limits on student places in England – which could prove especially useful with the expected further bout of grade inflation this summer.
How many people listen to podcasts?
Schools that take advantage of this back-to-the-future form of storytelling aren’t a moment too soon: According to an April 2020 round-up by Podcast Insights, 50 percent of all homes in the United States are podcast fans, 24 percent (that’s 68 million people) listen to podcasts weekly, and 16 million people categorize themselves as avid listeners. A whopping 80 percent of podcast listeners listen to all or most of each episode, and when we look at demographics, people ages 12-34 (prime recruitment age for both undergraduate and graduate students) account for 48 percent of monthly podcast listening. For college and university marketers, it just makes sense to be part of that community.
Why do we love UConn 360?
Created and hosted by members of the UConn Communications and Marketing team, UConn360 takes a fun look around campus to share entertaining stories that work in an audio medium. With the lofty claim in their inaugural episode that it is the world’s greatest podcast and its encompassing mission to learn, laugh, and grow old together, UConn360 provides a light-hearted and informative series.
Why do colleges use podcasts?
The ethos of higher education is rooted in academic discourse, so it’s only natural that colleges and universities have turned to podcasts to further that sharing of ideas. Of course, the best higher education podcasts are also a great form of branded content, and those produced by colleges and universities range from localized information aimed at alumni and other narrow audiences to broader news sources for the world at large.
What is the generalist podcast about?
What it’s about: This generalist podcast seeks to find quirky and informative stories, with several bundled into each episode. With topics like the Homecoming goat, effects of trash talking on sports competitions, Benedict Arnold (before that traitor part), and squid anatomy, there certainly is a little something for everyone.
What is the UConn360 podcast?
With the lofty claim in their inaugural episode that it is the world’s greatest podcast and its encompassing mission to learn, laugh, and grow old together, UConn360 provides a light-hearted and informative series.
Why do we love Notre Dame podcast?
Why we love it: Each episode features wildly varying topics, bound together by the simple fact that they are interesting and the guests are passionate about their topics. Podcast guests are often from the Notre Dame community, but aren’t limited to that pool. Recent episodes covered such disparate topics as the DeLorean, reindeer herders, and Mohammad Ali. Don’t miss checking out the “sides” section; as complementary to the episodes as sides are to brunch.
Why do we love community colleges?
Why we love it: Community colleges are a focal point in the discussion of increasing equity in higher education – and, as such, a constant presence in the news cycle. This has been highlighted most recently in the push for tuition-free college and in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. As educators fighting to end the stigma often associated with a community college education, and as leaders in the call for greater inclusion in higher education, the perspectives offered here make Oakley’s podcast an essential follow for anyone staying abreast of these issues.
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Baker Tilly's Dave Capitano and Adrienne Larmett were featured on Dr. Karen Weaver's podcast to discuss the multiple challenges and risks universities and student athletes face in light of the pandemic, the recent inception of NIL and growing demand for student mental health support.
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