2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10639-020-10284-3
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Rising waves in informal education: women of color with educationally oriented podcasts

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“…Qualitative research has probed into the experiences of ten ethnic minority women involved in podcast production in informal education, with the aim of understanding their motivations and sustainability factors. [12] .…”
Section: Diversification Of Participation In Further Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Qualitative research has probed into the experiences of ten ethnic minority women involved in podcast production in informal education, with the aim of understanding their motivations and sustainability factors. [12] .…”
Section: Diversification Of Participation In Further Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tidigare forskning visar att poddar ofta används som läromedel inom formell utbildning (se exempelvis Drew 2017) men också som medel för informellt lärande, utanför det traditionella utbildningsväsendet. Shamburg (2020) hänvisar till en studie som visar att huvudanledningen till att amerikaner lyssnar på poddar är att de vill lära sig nya saker. Amerikanska och engelska studier visar också att poddar kan fungera som uttryck för motstånd och ingå som en del i en antirasistisk mobilisering (Florini 2017;Vrikki & Malik 2019;Fox, Dowling & Miller 2020).…”
Section: Poddfenomenet Som Folkbildning Och Motoffentlighetunclassified
“…Throughout the Web 2.0 era, diverse uses for podcasts have emerged in academia and educational fields. For example, they have been examined as an apparatus for formal teacher-centred course content delivery (Middleton, 2016), explored as a mode of informal and progressive learning (Shamburg, 2020), experimented with as a form of student-centred project-based learning (Killean & Summerville, 2020), discussed as a way to connect and share research with the public (Williams, 2020), and even used as a creative method to generate research (Kinkaid, Emard, & Senanayake, 2020). In addition, podcast activities offer producers, users, and guests a shared forum for learning and development with one another in a mutually collaborative and engaging fashion.…”
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