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Sunday, October 01, 2006

The advent of coursecasting

[ via Cnet/Reuters]

The University of California at Berkeley said Tuesday that it is using Google Video to deliver college courses, including lectures and symposia, free of charge.

The university has put up a library of more than 250 hours of video for public viewing on this featured page.

"Coursecasting" is a growing trend in educational technology, enabling students and the general public to download audio and video recordings of class lectures to their computers and portable media devices.

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posted by Julian | 10/01/2006 02:34:00 AM

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