Engage Your Learners in a new way

Podcast Studio

Now Located In The Arbutus building

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The New Mainstream

Podcast bridges the gap between theory and practice by transforming passive consumption into a dynamic experiential learning journey.

Increase accessibility and encourage engagement with the use of audio or video podcast with your learners.

“More than just online radio, podcasts are beginning to displace print media for many people across the world who seek to engage with information in novel ways.” (Inside HigherEd, 2021)

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Let’s Create

If this is your first time…

The Surrey campus podcasting studio is a unique space unlike our other studios. It is a dedicated studio to record an audio and/or video podcast, bringing your conversations out of the classroom. Whether you are doing a podcast for the first time or a seasoned podcaster, we are here to help.

No setup.
Quiet space.
Just bring yourself and your guests.

If you ever need help, one of our staff will be able to assist.

Examples

This is what you could sound like.

Click on wave vector image to listen to a sample recording from the podcast studio.
Audio Wave Vectors by Vecteezy

Robin Leung from Teaching and Learning recorded a short podcast using pre-loaded sound effects.

Click on wave vector image to listen to a sample recording from the podcast studio.
Audio Wave Vectors by Vecteezy

Brad Anderson from the School of Business recorded his published book to make it an audiobook.

Create Experiential Learning Opportunities

Why a podcast?

  • Instructors can record audio podcasts to provide additional and revision material to learners to download and review at their own pace.
  • Boost your teaching with new materials and resources.
  • Empower students voice and encourage them to create their own podcasts and share their learning experiences with each other (e.g., peer learning).
  • Podcasts can hugely benefit auditory learners and help them in their learning.
  • Podcasts can be used to provide audio feedback to students.
  • Creating podcasts allows students to develop several important skills including  research skills, writing skills, communication skills, problem solving and time management skills, among others. 

(Source: Podcasting in Education, Med Kharbach, PhD, 2023)

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Ready to podcast?

Contact Teaching & Learning for more info.

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