2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.compedu.2018.06.019
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Impact of repetitive listening, listening-aid and podcast length on EFL podcast listening

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“…Furthermore, podcasts provide students oppurtunity to build motivation in learning English therefore accelerating their learning levels. Podcast can encourage students improving their listening skills (Şendağ et al, 2018;Shiang et al, 2021). Students' enthusiasm during the treatment period while using podcast material in the classroom demonstrates this motivation (Johnston et al, 2021;Matulewicz et al, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Furthermore, podcasts provide students oppurtunity to build motivation in learning English therefore accelerating their learning levels. Podcast can encourage students improving their listening skills (Şendağ et al, 2018;Shiang et al, 2021). Students' enthusiasm during the treatment period while using podcast material in the classroom demonstrates this motivation (Johnston et al, 2021;Matulewicz et al, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…By giving students regular guidance and feedback on the use of podcasts, they are able to develop their listening ability. There are various types of podcast teachers and educators might use with their students, such us Authentic podcast, Teacher created podcast, Students created podcast (Saeedakhtar et al, 2021;Şendağ et al, 2018;Ye, 2021). Authentic Podcast is podcasts that are found on the internet.…”
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“…It appears that downloadability and audio are even no longer the absolute, defining characteristics as podcasters and consumers are using YouTube as an important distribution platform and have started to talk about “video podcasts” (Colligan, 2018). Researchers have addressed podcasting in various contexts, such as education (Şendağ et al, 2018), health (Turner-McGrievy et al, 2013), journalism (Park, 2017), and media criticism (Von Krogh and Svensson, 2017). Some have examined specifically the media format itself, discussing its evolution, production, relationship with radio, and impact on the radio industry (Berry, 2016; McHugh, 2016; Morris and Patterson, 2015; Sellas and Solà, 2019).…”
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“…Nev-ertheless, according to Özdemir (2010), negative attitudes do not vary by gender among adults. The findings on the topic are conflicting in other studies in Turkey on attitudes towards disability (Gedik and Toker, 2018;Girli, Sarı, Kırkım and Narin, 2016;Şahin and Gedik, 2020).…”
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confidence: 77%