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Welcome to the Centre for e-Learning's Podcasts resource. This resource was created to provide you with a wide range of discussions regarding e-learning related issues. There are two ways to obtain the podcasts. The first way is to subscribe using iTunes. When you subscribe, all new episodes will be downloaded through iTunes automatically so you never miss an episode. If you prefer not to subscribe, iTunes will also give you the option of downloading only the episodes you want. (Please see you're iTunes help for more information)
The second way is to download the individual files directly from this website. When you see the download icon, Disclaimer: Due to the nature of video, the files can be rather large and may take a while to download. Thank you for your patience. We hope you find these podcasts informative and entertaining. Any comments or suggestions can be sent to us via This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it . Thanks for tuning in! Centre for e-Learning E-portfolio
September 29, 2006 • 96 MB • Video (mp4) • French
Description: Selecting and implementing the e-portfolio for Vision 2010. One of the elements of the Vision 2010 strategic plan is the introduction of an e-portfolio solution. The implementation project of the e-portfolio is recognized and supported as an initiative to support teaching and learning for academic success. The presentation will give participants a better comprehension of the elements and steps needed for identifying an e-portfolio solution for the University. Anatomy Podcast
September 29, 2006 • 82 MB • Video (mp4) • English
Description: Use of podcasting as an educational resource for medical students. After a brief introduction to podcasting, I will discuss the medical students’ use of podcasting as an innovative pedagogical supplement to their Human Anatomy course. |
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by Andre Séguin, Coordinator, Health Science, Centre for e-Learning, Teaching Learning Support Service, University of Ottawa
by Dr. Alireza Jalali University of Ottawa MD; Assistant Professor, Faculty of Medicine