A Media & Learning online event titled “Uses and applications of sound in learning contexts” will take place from 14:00 – 15:30 CET on Thursday, 12 December. This event examines how sound can serve as a powerful pedagogical tool in higher education, focusing on its potential to enhance learning experiences and foster a sense of community. Topics include Sébastien Schmitz (IHECS, Belgium) discussing how radio and podcasts can contribute to innovative teaching practices; Conrado Silva de Farias and Kara Johnston (Heriot-Watt Online, UK) exploring the use of natural soundscapes, such as birdsong and flowing water, to support student wellbeing in online education; and Audun Bjerknes (University of Oslo, Norway) showcasing examples of educational media that use sound to create authenticity and a sense of belonging. Save your seat now! Attendees are encouraged to wear headphones for an optimal experience.
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