Associate Professor Bozhena (Bo) Kelestyn, an esteemed expert in design thinking, has established herself as a highly accomplished professional with a wealth of experience in teaching and consulting. Since joining Warwick as a staff member in 2018, Bo has made significant contributions to the field, particularly in the development and leadership of interdisciplinary modules centered […]
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Speaking Skills and Oracy in Schools
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In a bold move to address a crucial aspect of education, Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party in the UK, has emphasised the significance of speaking skills in children’s lives. Recognising that poor speaking abilities can hinder career prospects, interpersonal relationships, and societal participation, Starmer has pledged to prioritize oracy in Labour’s […]
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Make Podcasting Accessible to All
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The Mission of Sound Branch is to empower individuals with an equal voice and make podcasting accessible to everyone. We believe that everyone has unique stories, perspectives, and experiences to share, and we aim to provide a platform that enables individuals to express themselves and connect with others through the power of audio. Our mission […]
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Build a Listening Culture
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Miscommunication is a common problem in many organizations, and it can stem from a lack of effective listening at all levels of the company hierarchy. When management fails to listen to all their staff, it can result in a range of issues, including low employee morale, decreased productivity, and higher turnover rates. One of the […]
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The Podcast That Never Ends
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Podcasts have become a popular medium for people to consume audio content on the go, whether it’s during their daily commute while working out or doing chores. While traditional podcasts typically have a set length and format, a new podcast format called Sound Branch is shaking things up with its branching timeline of voice notes […]
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Podcasting for business
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Audio broadcasting has been around for decades, but the first podcast – an audio programme, usually part of a series, available to listen to or download over the internet – dates back to 2004. There are now thousands of podcasts available on every topic imaginable, from health and well-being to true crime, comedy and politics […]
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Podcasting for the Many, not the Few
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Today, 24% of Americans listen to podcasts on a monthly basis. That’s about 67M people. If you are in the kitchen or traveling to work by car or train, consuming audio is attractive for entertainment and for education. Now, not everyone likes the sound of their own voice. Some people prefer just to listen but […]
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