Podcast110: Simple Podcasting on a Global Scale

11th January 2007

posted in digitalstorytelling, geography, globalvoices, podcasting, podcasts |

This podcast is a recording Carol Anne McGuire’s presentation at the MacWorld 2007 K-12 Educators Market Symposium on January 10, 2007. Carol Anne is an Apple Distinguished Educator and the coordinator of the Rock Our World project, online at www.rockourworld.org. Rock Our World is an exciting International Project, involving countries on ALL SEVEN continents. Kids come collaborate to compose music, make movies, and hold video conferences to learn about one another.

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1 On January 13th, 2007, BlogWalker » Podcasting for the Absolute Beginner said:

[...] I am very glad I had the opportunity to hear Carol Anne McGuire’s inspiring presentationÂ - Podcasting for the Absolute Beginner - at last week’s MacWorld conference in SF.Â Thanks to Wes Fryer, her presentation is now online.Â Carol Anne is an Apple Distinguished Teacher, a well-deserved award for the outstanding work she is doing with visually impaired students. January 13th, 2007 at 1:49 pm [...]