UPDATE: The podcast of the actual talk will be up here later today (Saturday). Would have liked to have put it up earlier but that's what happens when trains are delayed ;-)
Here is the demo podcast we made with our brave volunteers: not bad for a first attempt, guys!
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Short - but sweet and very clear!
Posted by: Chris | April 07, 2006 at 06:17 PM
The conference was fascinating - a great demonstration of technology in action -we're always looking for ways to hook the pupils into producing language themselves, this is something I'll definitely be trying when we go back after Easter.
Posted by: Gareth | April 07, 2006 at 09:03 PM
Just wanted to thank you - following your instructions from the ALL conference our GCSE German students made their first ever podcasts in 60 minutes flat during a revision day today. They were totally engrossed and didn't even realise they were working, let alone 'revising'!
Posted by: Laura | April 12, 2006 at 02:33 PM