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Ascolta e impara: potenzialità e impieghi glottodidattici del podcast = Listen and learn: potential and glottodidactic uses of the podcast

Authors: G. Sergio;

Ascolta e impara: potenzialità e impieghi glottodidattici del podcast = Listen and learn: potential and glottodidactic uses of the podcast

Abstract

L’articolo presenta alcune osservazioni sul fenomeno dei podcast, focalizzandosi sulla loro breve storia, poco più che ventennale, e sulle caratteristiche (multi)mediali che li contraddistinguono. Analizzando in modo più ravvicinato i podcast educativi, in particolare quelli destinati ad apprendenti l’italiano come L2/LS, vengono individuati i macrogeneri in cui si articolano, i tratti comuni, le potenzialità e i limiti di impiego nel curricolo di italiano L2/LS. Grazie all’esame di alcuni podcast glottodidattici, l’articolo inoltre delinea le loro principali peculiarità linguistiche.

The article presents some observations on the phenomenon of podcasts, focusing on their brief history – just over twenty years – and their (multi)media characteristics. By taking a closer look at educational podcasts, particularly those aimed at learners of Italian as a second or foreign language (L2/LS), the study identifies the main genres they fall into, their common features, potential, and limitations within an Italian L2/LS curriculum. Through the analysis of selected glottodidactic podcasts, the article also outlines their key linguistic features.

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Italy
Keywords

podcast; new media; storia della lingua italiana; linguistica italiana; radio; lingua della radio; glottodidattica;

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