Podcast88: Skypecast about When Night Falls

12th October 2006

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This podcast is a recording of a skypecast held on October 11, 2006 to discuss the culminating event of the K-12 Online Conference: a 24 hour long skypecast conversation titled, “When Night Falls.” In this skypecast, conference conveners and others discuss the goals for the event as well as ideas for helping insure it is beneficial and successful for everyone involved.

Program Length: 1 hour, 06 min, 15 sec
File size: 15.2 MB

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Technorati Tags: k12online, k12online06, skypecast

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1 On October 12th, 2006, Sharon Peters said:

This was a very helpful skypecast! Listening to it was *almost* like being there (sorry I missed the original event!). While I have participated in many skypecasts, I have not yet had the opportunity to be a moderator, so the tech difficulties and trouble-shooting that occured during this skypecast were very helpful to me. Also, I think you made a good call on vyew; I haven’t tried it yet, but if it is not proving to be stable, we have to go with the stable, trustworthy app/environment (in this case, Tapped In).
And I learned a new word from Wes - “bleedover”! Thanks for adding to my word hoard, Wes.

I am really looking forward to the conference events! Great job on its organization - in itself, a fabulous representation of what web 2.0 tools can accomplish!