Category: podcasting
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1963 to 2007: Broadcasting has come a long way
This Thanksgiving I’ve been looking at some of my Dad’s college yearbook photos from 1963. The context for this is an upcoming memorial ceremony for one of Dad’s classmates (Pat Wynne) who was shot down over North Vietnam in 1966, declared MIA, and later declared KIA in 1977. As I was looking through his senior…
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Technology Shopping Cart Podcast01: Digital Storytelling
Educational innovation thrives on the food of creative ideas. Welcome to the “Technology Shopping Cart,” a collaborative educational podcasting effort by Karen Montgomery, Vicki Allen, and Wesley Fryer. We are aspiring to create at least two podcasts per month, approximately 20-30 minutes in length each, and are launching this project in late November 2007. This…
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Podcast204: How Can I Create a Podcast? Let Me Count the Ways! by Lance Ford
This podcast is a recording of a presentation about classroom podcasting shared by Lance Ford on November 6, 2007, at the Oklahoma Distance Learning Association’s annual conference. Lance is the director of technology for Howe Public Schools in southeastern Oklahoma. Students in Howe are producing the weekly video podcast CLE LIve, which stands for Camera,…
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Digital audio alternatives by Will Birchett
These are my notes from a presentation by Will Birchett of the University of Oklahoma on “Digital audio alternatives” at the ODLA 2007 conference. What is digital audio – bits and bytes – not analog – when an analog audio signal is converted into electrical on/off pulses everything in analog audio is voltages – digital…
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How Can I Create a Podcast? Let Me Count the Ways! (notes from Lance Ford’s preso)
These are my notes from Lance Ford’s ODLA 2007 presentation, “How Can I Create a Podcast? Let Me Count the Ways!” Part of this session is archived and recorded on the Howe Public Schools’ Tandberg Content Server. (Lance created this podcast DURING our workshop today, because he is using the latest version of the Tandberg…
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Discoveries with PodcastPeople
I posted to Bob Sprankle, Cheryl Oakes and Alice Barr’s “Seedlings” Ning this evening about some of my recent experiments using PodcastPeople as an environment for publishing and sharing podcasts. PodcastPeople is one of several tools Bob, Cheryl and Alice encourage participants in their excellent 2007 K-12 Online Conference session “Flat Agents of Change” to…
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Podcast198: I’ve Recorded a Podcast: Now What?
This podcast is a recording of my first presentation (of 5) at the Learning 2.0 conference in Shanghai, China, in September 2007. This session focuses on what can and needs to be done to safely publish a podcast for interactive feedback. The official conference description of this session was: Once you have created a podcast,…
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More thinking about mobile, field recording for podcasts
My post today for TechLearning is titled “Podcasting power in your hand.” I am still trying to fully comprehend the implications of everyone with access to a phone (a cell phone or land line) having access to a viable podcast recording device. I love the fact that Gabcast stores the number of the phone which…
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Podcast196V: Podcasting with Gabcast and Garageband
This podcast is a 17 minute screencast of the procedures required to use a distributed recording method (cell phone audio recording on-site at a museum for a student field trip via Gabcast) along with a client-based software program for digital storytelling (Garageband) to create a podcast sharing student voices. SHOWNOTES: View this published podcast /…
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Podcast195V: Digital Storytelling with Gabcast and Voicethread
This podcast is a screencast of the procedures required to use a distributed recording method (cell phone audio recording on-site at a museum for a student field trip via Gabcast) along with a web-based, collaborative digital storytelling tool (VoiceThread) to create a web-based digital story sharing student voices. SHOWNOTES: View this digital story on VoiceThread…