October 05, 2005

in Communication Tools, Creativity, Podcasting

Podcasts Offer the Audience Pupils Crave - Amen

I only found out about yesterday's great story about the podcasting my kids have been doing at MGS in the Guardian this morning, and have spent the entire day sourcing a copy with the fantastic photo of the mgsPodcasters.

Better still, the story has made it State-side into the blog of Will Richardson, who has been seeking educational justification for podcasts for the past month or so.

Hope we've provided some.

More about the role of audience in making educational blogging and podcasting viable is in my current action research on supporting (and pushing) students with ICT: this section is due tomorrow!

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Ewan McIntosh is the founder of NoTosh, the no-nonsense company that makes accessible the creative process required to innovate: to find meaningful problems and solve them.

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