Category: podcasting
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Audioboo: Favorite family web 2.0 app by @clifmims #tmtn
These are my notes from Clif Mims‘ presentation on AudioBoo at TeachMeet Tennessee in Memphis on 2 Oct 2010. Don’t “overthink this” as an adult – Audioboo works as technology should! – Simple, web-based recording and sharing – company is based in England Audio websites may be transitioning to the “.fm” domain, and video sites…
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Comparing options for free audio recording directly to the web: iPadio and Voisse
iPadio is currently my favorite website and mobile application to use to directly record audio and post it to the web. After you record to iPadio using the iPhone or Android application or any type of phone, recorded files can be downloaded from the web as mp3 files or embedded in a provided flash player…
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Great tips for using iOS devices for classroom audio recording
iOS is the name of Apple’s mobile operating system which runs on the iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad. All iOS devices can be used for recording, and in his latest video podcast, edtech guru Tony Vincent shares some great tips for using the “Voice Memo” app along with iTunes to audio record in the classroom.…
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Creating a course audio lecturecast (podcast) with Podcast Generator
Podcast Generator is an open source content management solution specifically customized for podcasting.* Since it’s open source, it’s free but you need to have access to a webserver supporting PHP scripts to use it. It permits users to upload audio files directly using a web browser, and share them as podcasts within a created RSS…
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Helping a six year old learn about iTunes AudioBook purchases and simple division
Over the years our family has purchased various iPod models, and we tend to pass them down by age. Currently, this means my six year old daughter is the proud owner of a 2 GB second generation iPod Nano purchased in 2006. That was payment for her sister’s work (who was then about to enter…
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Quickstart guides for Posterous and iPadio
Tomorrow our initial three days of the “Oklahoma Creativity Institute” for fifty K-12 teachers starts in Oklahoma City. I’m VERY enthused to be co-facilitating this with Tammy Parks, thanks to the hard work of an entire team including staff at Oklahoma A+ Schools. I’ve created two new handouts for the Institute which you’re free to…
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Podstock 2010 will be here soon!
The annual Podstock conference is just around the corner! Podstock 2010 will be held July 16-17, 2010, at the Old Town Hotel in Wichita, Kansas. You can RSVP via the 2010 PodStock Facebook event page! If you have not already, also join the PodStock Ning. 🙂 Kevin Honeycutt and many others at ESSDACK in Hutchinson,…
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Separate Feedburner chicklets for blog posts and podcasts
Last week I received a question about the two different “feed count chicklets” I have in the right sidebar of my blog. One of these shows blog subscribers, and the other shows podcast subscribers. The question I received was, “How did you create those?” The short answer is I used Feedburner (now owned by Google…
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Sketchcasting: A combination of blogging, talking and drawing!
Mete Akcaoglu defines “sketchcasting” as: … an attempt to merge the power of blogging with the “high-bandwidth” experience of talking and scribbling at the same time… it’s effectively a podcast with a whiteboard. He’s created the YouTube channel Sketchcaster, and has eight examples posted there to date. He’s posted his sketchcasts over on sketch.basement.org. His…
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A-Ha Moments: Voice (iConnect iLearn 2010 Opening Keynote) – First Prezi presentation
I creatively experimented with my opening keynote for the 2010 iConnect iLearn Conference today in Colby, Kansas. My topic was “A-Ha Moments: Voice.” I created my first Prezi presentation to share these thoughts, and also solicited the ideas of conference participants on the conference Ning. A-Ha Moments: Voice on Prezi I learned a LOT creating…