Category: podcasting
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Bring joy to Mothers in your life this year with a Mother’s Day Podcast
I shared Danielle’s wonderful “Mother’s Day Podcast” this past Friday with attendees at the 2009 PodStock conference in Wichita, Kansas, and was inspired myself to record several “no-edit” Mother’s Day podcasts with my own children this afternoon. We used my relatively new “Sony ICDUX70 Digital Voice Recorder” to make these precious audio memories and messages…
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PodStock09 Stories
Here’s the Ustream archive from Kevin Honeycutt‘s closing comments at the 2009 PodStock 2009 conference in Wichita, Kansas. Yes, he did play the iPhone guitar app! Technorati Tags: #podstock09, podstock, stories
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Podcasts and Intellectual Property by Glenn Wiebe
These are my notes from the session “Podcasts and Intellectual Property” by Glenn Wiebe at the 2009 PodStock conference. Glenn is a Curriculum Specialist at ESSDACK in Hutchinson, Kansas. MY THOUGHTS AND COMMENTS ARE IN ALL CAPS. Glenn’s site is “Social Studies Central” and it’s a super resource. He writes the “History Tech” blog. Glenn’s…
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NETA09 Podcasts and A fun Star Wars Remix Video
This evening I learned about the YouTube video “Star Wars: Retold (by someone who hasn’t seen it)” by listening to Justin Karkow’s “Digital Storytelling Frame by Frame” presentation on the 2009 Nebraska Educational Technology Association Podcast channel. As a big Star Wars fan, I found this remix quite amusing and fun. Nice use of Final…
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Professional Development Opportunities Over Video via the CILC
The Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration (CILC) is a great resource for not only identifying and/or announcing classroom collaborative projects, but also for finding professional development providers for your school and district who present over video. I’m pleased to announce that five of my educational presentations / workshops are now being offered over video…
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Plan to attend PodStock May 1-2, 2009 in Wichita, Kansas!
Check your calendar for Friday, May 1st and Saturday, May 2nd, 2009. If at all possible, please plan to join the learning and fun at the first PodStock conference to be held in Wichita, Kansas. According to the PodStock website: Podstock is a brand new conference designed to bring podcast creators and those who see…
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Considering how race still matters in America for dropouts and student identity
Yesterday driving back to Oklahoma from a short stay in Kansas with my parents, I listened to a podcast recording of Dr. Margaret Beale Spencer’s lecture from February 23rd at the University of Virginia. The title of her lecture was, “The 1954 Brown Decision and Contemporary Education Challenges and Opportunities.” The U.Va. podcast channel is…
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Gabcast phone recording no longer free
Well this is a bummer, but perhaps not entirely unexpected. As of Sunday, March 1, 2009, Gabcast is NO LONGER offering free, phone-based audio recording to mp3 format. According to the Gabcast blog, the following changes are now in effect: No distinction among channel types (Free, Pro, Premium). There will only be one kind of…
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Podcast303: Transforming Pedagogy in NZ Schools, Duck Hunting in Hobbiton, the Easy Talk Microphone, and Kid Witness News
This podcast includes a series of three interviews from the Learning@School 2009 conference in Rotorua, New Zealand. The first is an interview with Dean McDonnell, a school principal near Matamata. One of the families whose children attend at Dean’s school own the farm where Hobbiton was built for the film trilogy The Lord of the…
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iPhone iTalk Application: A Great Event Recorder
This evening our son bridged up from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts and earned his Arrow of Light Award. Before the ceremony began, however, I realized it might be wonderful to audio-record the event to share it with grandparents as well as archive it for our own enjoyment later. The problem was I had forgotten…