Category: podcasting
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KidCast Podcasting Awards
Know a great student-created or teacher-created podcast? Nominate your favorite for the 2007 KidCast Podcasting Awards. Technorati Tags: podcasting
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Recording skype video and audio calls
I was glad to learn this evening that Call Recorder for Skype, a $15 program I’ve used for a year or so to record skype audio calls now has been updated to also record Skype video calls. Excellent! The program integrates right into Skype (for Macintosh) so you specify the settings you want like other…
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Resources on copyright
I received an email recently from Cheryl Lykowski, in which she asked for my views on copyright as they apply in educational contexts. I am not a lawyer so I always start conversations like these with a disclaimer: If you need legal advice, consult a lawyer. That being said, these are the resources and links…
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Show notes from Mom
I’ve added my most extensive list of show notes EVER for my last podcast interview with my mother, which focused on milblogging, cookery blogs, and the ways people remain lifetime learners and users of technology when they have motivating PURPOSES to use technology. Thanks for all the links, Mom! 🙂
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Life in perspective, breakthrough creativity
I listened to two NPR podcasts driving into work that really framed my thinking for the morning in powerful ways. The first was an NPR “This I Believe” podcast titled “I believe that my husband will call me tomorrow” by Becky Herz. For people who don’t have loved ones serving overseas in the military, podcasts…
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After the podcast is made…
Creating an audio-only podcast with Audacity or Garageband is a fairly straightforward process, and one of my favorite things to teach teachers how to do in workshops. What comes NEXT in the process of publishing a podcast is usually much more complicated, however. To address those issues, I created a 10 step guide this week…
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WOW2 podcast interview available
The Women of Web 2.0 skypecast from last week (Wednesday night to be exact) that included an interview with me as a featured guest is available online. There were a few technical problems with some echo effects and Skype bandwidth (I think related to my hotel connection in St Louis) but overall the interview went…
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Podcast134: Eric Langhorst on Teaching History with 21st Century Technology
This podcast is a recording of a presentation by 8th grade U.S. history teacher, Eric Langhorst, titled “Teaching History with 21st Century Technology.” This presentation was shared at the Midwest Education Technology Conference (METC) in St. Louis on February 27, 2007. The official METC conference program description of his session was: Learn how an 8th…
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Teaching History with 21st Century Technology by Eric Langhorst
My notes from Eric Langhorst’s METC 2007 presentation, “Teaching History with 21st Century Technology.” Eric is the author and producer of the fantastic Speaking of History podcast. The handout for his session (PDF) as well as his session PowerPoint are available from his blog/podcast website. I’m recording this session to post later as a podcast.…
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Sub-$100 digital audio recorders come to Wally world
I was delighted to see the following three digital audio recorders available for purchase at a Missouri Wal-Mart somewhere between Oklahoma City and St Louis last night around 8 pm. (There are a lot of sub-$100 digital audio PLAYERS out there, but fewer that are RECORDERS supporting portable voice recording that is ideal for podcasting.)…