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09-02-2009: Poducation and LimeGreen
The main hurdles for schools wanting to make podcasting a part of school life are the intial cost of equipment - both hardware and software usually - and also identifying the space available for studio recordings. But the creativity and technical skills required are right 'on message' for education at the moment. What's more, young people are very at home with new media. Communicating via the internet is second nature to children. It's the teachers who have the steepest learning curve! We are helping them overcome this with specialist training on in service and day release. If you want to know more - drop us an email!
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LimeGreen has been interviewing the Climate Change and Health Council this week. Podcasting to doctors, the Council is calling for health professionals to change their actions and those of the organisation they work for in order to limit climate change and save lives. Read more »
LimeGreen are working with schools in Wiltshire and North Somerset to enable them to use podcasting in education. 'Poducation' is the latest phrase coined by the new media savvy to describe what schools are achieving. We at LimeGreen are enthusiastic about the value of podcasting to support the curriculum and keep our children's enthusiasm for learning alive! Read more »
LimeGreen gathered together some of the key spokesmen in the debate about organ donation this week. By chairing and recording a discussion in Westminster, we have helped keep the debate alive amongst doctors. Read more »
