Digital Learning Objects & Media Tools to Supplement Instruction
Open-access (OA) resources for instruction.
Podcasts
- Calling Earth Podcast
The Calling: Earth podcast is a production of the University of South Florida Libraries in cooperation with the USF School of Geosciences that discusses emerging research in the Geosciences. - Cengage: Journey to OER PodcastThroughout this series, we chatted with instructors about their personal journeys with Open Educational Resources. From these podcasts, you’ll come out with a great sense of how they learned about OER, what it took to build an OER course and how it’s impacted their students – and more!
- Classroom CaffeineResearch to energize your teaching practice
- NPR: Education Podcast DirectoryEducational podcasts recommended by National Public Radio (NPR).
- NYT Art Podcasts10 Binge-worthy art podcasts.
- Philosophy BitesA widely acclaimed podcast audio series including over 140 conversations, each around 15 minutes long, with leading professional philosophers mostly in the US and Great Britain.
- The Psych FilesPsych Files is aimed at anyone curious about human behavior, though students taking a course in psychology, those majoring in psychology, and instructors of psychology will find the podcast particularly of interest. Most podcasts are between 10-45 minutes long.
- University of Oxford: PodcastsOxford University provides open content under a Creative Commons licence free for reuse, remixing and redistribution in education worldwide. A number of open content projects under the OpenSpires umbrella have made thousands of high-quality materials available for the benefit of international education
