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Category: podcasting

  • Using FeedForAll to update #k12online Podcast Channels

    This five minute screencast, recorded with the FREE, browser-based screenrecorder Screenr, explains how organizers of the K-12 Online Conference use the software program FeedForAll (commercial) to update conference video and audio podcast channels. Screenr imposes a five minute limit on screencasts, and the first time I tried to record this I wasn’t succinct enough! I…

  • Talking K12Online09 on Seedlings

    Check out this past Thursday’s Seedlings webcast (available as an audio podcast) when Maria Knee discussed the upcoming 2009 K-12 Online Conference! They also discussed what Maria’s been doing the past 6 months, H1N1, and Monarchs in Space! Cross-posted to the K-12 Online Conference Blog. Technorati Tags: k12online, k12online09, webcast

  • Save the Date! PodStock 2010: July 16-17

    It’s coming and you won’t want to miss it! The 2010 PodStock conference will be held July 16-17, 2010, at the Old Town Hotel in Wichita, Kansas. The 2009 PodStock conference was a GREAT event, made superb by the contributions of lots of creative educators from around the midwest of the USA and beyond. Mark…

  • Bob Sprankle’s Reflections on our Podcasting Journeys in Podcast 100

    Bob Sprankle, who I had the great pleasure of meeting in person AT LAST two weeks ago at ACTEM09 in Maine, published his 100th podcast on Bit-by-Bit last week. Bob reflected on “the podcasting journey” with Scott Lockman, Cheryl Oakes, Alice Barr, and yours truly. I’m honored to be included in this august group of…

  • How I create and publish podcasts

    Jason Kern recently asked me to share information about how I create and publish podcasts here on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity,” and rather than send that info to just him I thought I’d create a post to share these links and procedures. Since I’ve developed these procedures over time it’s entirely possible there…

  • LAME much easier to install on latest Audacity for Mac

    I am a HUGE fan of the free, open source audio editing program Audacity. I installed Audacity on a new Mac today, and was pleased to learn that the default Mac installer for the LAME encoder now has an installer file, and places the LAME “library” in a convenient location which is easily browseable from…

  • Removing background noise with Soundtrack Pro

    This evening I published a wonderful presentation by 5th and 6th grade Kansas teachers Linley Voboril, Tamara Padfield, and Kimberly Herron from the 2009 PodStock conference. I rather thoughtlessly placed my audio recorder during this session right next to the projector fan, so there was a LOT of background noise in the original recording. During…

  • Proposed free videoconferences for Tandberg and CILC

    I’m sitting in the airport in Salt Lake City, Utah, enjoying both the view out the window and a fantastic laptop work booth Delta airlines provides here for wired travelers. I’m enroute to the 21st Century Learning @ Hong Kong 2009 conference, which starts later this week. My neighbor wasn’t too sure about the propriety…

  • Oklahoma Social Media Publishers: Throw Your Voice on October 3!

    This month I become a member of The Oklahoma City Coworking Collaborative, and as a result have met a number of new folks in OKC passionate about social media and digital technologies. (We’ve got a bunch already in our Celebrate Oklahoma Voices learning community!) I’m enthused to pass along the announcement from Derrick Parkhurst that…

  • Using brain waves to control robotic arms, value of diverse podcast subscriptions

    My son, Alexander, and I are commuting now in the mornings down to Oklahoma City so he can attend Classen SAS. The drive is about 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic, and last week we discussed that we should listen to a book on tape or some podcasts on our commutes. This morning we listened to…