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Podcast Learning Effectiveness In Higher Education In Europe: A Systematic Review

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N.º Authors Title Country and Source Methodology Sample/Participants Podcast Effectiveness
Study 1 (Alonso-Arbiol, 2009) Use of Audio Files Improves Students' Performance in Higher Education Spain/ Google Scholar Quantitative(Testing Hypothesis) 103 Undergraduate, Psychology students Podcast use improves students’ grades (in certain types of students)Students with better grades are more prone to use podcasts;
Study 2 (Alarcón, Blanca, & Bendayan, 2017) The Student Satisfaction with Educational Podcasts Questionnaire- SSEPQ) Spain/Scielo Quantitative(Validation of SSEPQ) 376 Undergraduates, first year Psychology students Podcasts provide rigorous and clear informationEasy to access and UsefulMotivating to learnStudents were satisfied with 3-5-minute podcasts to complement traditional Resources
Study 3 (Carvalho, Moura, & Cruz, 2008) Pedagogical potentialities of podcasts in learning: reactions from K-12 to university students in Portugal Portugal /Google Scholar Quantitative and Qualitative 14 undergraduate Education Sciences25 Educational Technology Master studentsTeachers Students feel sense of proximity to teacherPodcasts are usefulStudents feel podcast stimulates more attention and interestPodcasting is most useful on feedback and instructions for assignments.Teacher/Podcaster satisfactionStudents listen more than onceStudents preferred podcast to written instructions
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