Adopting podcast technology for asynchronous learning in the EFL context
International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation
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First, the phenomenon of blogging changed the rules for online publishing: Now, podcasting has opened the world of online broadcasting to anyone with a PC, a microphone, and a Net connection. But podcasting isn't just for fun and games. Plenty of podcasts focus on music, talk-radio style banter and humor, but podcasts also now serve key purposes for news organizations, businesses, even politicians trying to connect with voters. Furthermore, they're making news in education, especially in universities with the resources and funding to support early applications. Also in this issue: "Bringing Haptics to Consumers," by Jan Krikke.