Selecting or creating audio for digital learning
17.7.24 10am AEST | Presented by Mick Gwyther
A worker's voice and the sounds of their workplace can give learners a new understanding of the thinking and decision-making processes behind job tasks. You can use audio to provide background information, share case studies that shed light on how things play out in industry, and provide insights into teamwork and workplace attitudes.
Discover how to weave in audio as a tool to support learning. And, audio is simple to create once you have principles guiding you!
In this session, we'll:
Stake out why and how audio can address your students understanding
Demonstrate some examples of audio for various learning purposes
Show you how to record, edit and publish learning audio
Explore tips on making audio an active learning tool
Look at publishing options
At the end of this session, you will be able to:
Critically appraise various forms of audio for learning purposes
Plan to use audio in your learning content
Translate listening into action by scaffolding activities and discussions from audio
Vary and guide your talent – recording workers, experts and ex-students
Write good questions and apply good-practice principles when interviewing industry experts
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