- Interactive
- Students can become involved in work/learning
- Motivational
- Flexibility leads to individualized lessons that motivate students
- Cheap
- Time and cost (easy set up and free internet tools)
- Creative
- Allows for students to put their personal touch on what is create
- Increased talk time
- Talking in target language improves learning
- Increased feedback
- Students work can receive private classroom feedback and open internet feedback
- Personalized feedback
- Teachers can give individualized feedback on each lesson
- Self assessment programs
- Students can use programs to critique themselves (i.e. Speech Recognition)
- Reflective learning
- Record and listen to what and how they said it then compare it to a prerecorded native speaker
- Peer learning & Peer feedback
- Interaction in corrective learning
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Top ten ways podcasting can benefit L2 learners
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With this list who could resist trying podcasting!
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