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First in a series of podcasts for study skills. LG resource for week beginning 4th October 2010.

13 minute interview in which Professor May discusses his thoughts on the purpose of clinical research.

Participators Trevor Kettle and Yvonne Middlewick

Participators Trevor Kettle and Yvonne Middlewick

Mp3 format

mainly read from a script

Interview with Anne Baileff by Trevor Kettle

Common craft make short videos which explain in simple terms some common concepts and technologies used in learning and teaching. These are available through The Common Craft Store, which offers versions of videos that are: Downloadable files Presentation-quality Licensed for workplace use You can find the free, online versions of the videos on The Common Craft Show. Topics include phishing, RSS, wikis, Twitter, social networking, social bookmarking, web search strategies, social media, podcasting, sharing photos online and many more.

Short review of the Go Mic portable microphone by Samson which is ideal for podcasting

Audio recording of a Hartley Library tour for the academic session 2007/2008. Voices of a nursing student and Mike Weaver, School of Nursing & Midwifery.

This an audio version of an introductory tour of the Hartley Library for the academic session 2007/2008. A transcript of the recording is also provided.

Audio recording of a Library tour for University of Southampton Health Services Library located at Southampton General Hospital. Voices of members of Library staff used including Ric Paul. Prepared for the academic session 2007-2008.

A set of podcasts made for physicians, by physicians and for patients, by patients. It aims to inform about the latest developments and insights into heart rhythm disorders cardiovascular diseases, their diagnosis and their treatment. The files are available to download as QuickTime or Flash movies, you can subscribe via iTunes, watch from the webpage or subscribe to email alerts.

A brief introduction to the nursing assessemnt for the PNP and AHS modules

A collection of different types of podcasts, all in mp3 format

A short podcast for students decribing academic writing levels.

Free online training resources on using web 2.0 tools for busy lecturers. - 'Outstanding ICT initiative of the year' winner of the JISC award is commended for 'commitment to open access to online content' A wealth of openly available multimedia content won the JISC/Times Higher Award. Created by University of Westminster lecturer Russell Stannard's websites build upon pioneering work using video to mark students' work. Using screen recording software, Stannard recorded himself walking through various Web 2.0 technologies with a voice-over, which were then uploaded to a website - www.teachertrainingvideos.com. The site quickly proved popular and rapidly built into a bank of over 30 videos.

presented by Trevor Kettle and James Wilson

There is a wealth of open educational content in audio and video formats available via iTunes U, one of the services offered especially for education via iTunes. There are details of how to get started as well as an informative video to help you. Details of how to get started with sharing content can be found for developers.