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Podcasting has revolutionized how we share ideas and information. As a pre-recorded broadcast available on the Internet, it allows for an extensive range of topics from music to science. The term 'Podcast' combines 'POD' (Playable On Demand) and 'cast' (broadcast), reflecting its accessible nature. In this group task, you will collaboratively choose a topic, each select a different aspect, and script two minutes of engaging content. Through interviews, debates, and personal insights, you will create a dynamic podcast that captures your unique perspectives.
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Newspod Functional Writing/Group Work/Discussion/Podcasting - Broadcasting Your Opinions -
Podcasting • A podcast is like a radio broadcast , only it is pre-recorded rather than live and is downloadable from the Internet. • The name ‘Podcast’ comes from the acronym ‘POD’, meaning ‘Playable On Demand’, while ‘cast’ is short for ‘broadcast’ – an information medium. • Podcasts have become a very popular source of information and entertainment and are freely available. • Topics of podcasts range from music to current affairs to comedy and science... There is most likely a podcast on pretty much every imaginable subject. • You can download podcasts from a variety of sources, for instance, iTunes, Soundcloud and Podcast.com.
What is in a Podcast? • A host/presenter will present the topic of the show and introduce guests. • There will be a variety of features based on the topic of the show. • Jingles/music to divide sections. • Interviews with guests. • A round-the-table debate on the subject. • The host presents a round-up of the show/final comments. • Closing music/jingle.
Your Task • As a group, you will decide on a topic which you all feel strongly about. • You will each: • Choose a different aspect of the topic and script 2 minutes of material. • Submit your script as a piece of functional writing and record it as part of a group podcast. • The tone of the speech is up to you – it might be serious, emotional, funny, sarcastic, or all of these...