Ask Can instructor host podcast as part of their courses on BMF?

[Btaliat]

On BMF, if podcast is relevant to the course, it is not a big deal hosting it. Instructor needs to ensure that the students are carried along on whatever methods that they may wish to make use of. However, the podcast must be relevant to the course, and well taken out to make sure the students get the best of it.

What do you think of this? Have you used podcast as an instructor before, to teach your students?

 

[Newman]

In a way to understand a course very well, coaches can make use of any thing, among which there is podcast. Podcast makes it easier for the students to know more, by listening to the coaches. It is however better for the coaches to make the recording more effective for the members to enjoy the podcasts.

 

[Dean101]

If it supports uploading audio or adding external links, it's pretty easy to drop in podcast episodes as lessons or extra content. Teachers can use them for full lectures, quick explanations, or even casual chats with guests about the topic. It makes learning feel less formal and more like listening to a conversation. And students can play it anytime, even while traveling or chilling. If BMF doesn't host audio directly, instructors can just link to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or similar platforms. Overall, it's a chill and effective way to teach and keep students more engaged