Lesson plan
TalkShoe
TalkShoe is a community-based podcast hosting, recording, and storage platform that allows users to host or participate in live podcasts that were once called "community calls", or simply a "call" for short. Participants can phone in or join via the Web and are able to have a two-way dialogue with the podcast host and listeners. A call can be syndicated and downloaded after the live show ends as a podcast. In July 2018, TalkShoe was relaunched by iotum Inc. This relaunch included the addition of several new features, including video and integration with YouTube along with an overhaul of TalkShoe's website. TalkShoe's name is a play on "talk show," using Ed Sullivan's pronunciation of the word "show" as "shoe".
Article summary
TalkShoe is a community-based podcast hosting, recording, and storage platform that allows users to host or participate in live podcasts that were once called "community calls", or simply a "call" for short. Participants can phone in or join via the Web and are able to have a two-way dialogue with the podcast host and listeners. A call can be syndicated and downloaded after the live show ends as a podcast. In July 2018, TalkShoe was relaunched by iotum Inc. This relaunch included the addition of several new features, including video and integration with YouTube along with an overhaul of TalkShoe's website. TalkShoe's name is a play on "talk show," using Ed Sullivan's pronunciation of the word "show" as "shoe".
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Discussion questions
- Summarise the article in your own words. Which single claim would you verify first, and why?
- Which claim in this article is most likely to be revised as the sources update? How would you check its current status?
- If two sources disagreed about one of these facts, what would you need in order to trust one over the other?
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