Category: podcasting
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Podcast, Vodcast, Screencast Nation
Preso by Will Richardson at MTI 2006 sponsored by MACE Kansas blog: weblogged-ed.com email: weblogged at gmail dot com presentation resources: webloggedlinks.pbwiki.com This is all about kids teaching – we should help kids create stuff so that when it is disseminated widely, it helps other people learn 30,000 uploads to Youtube.com per day We have…
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Podguides and virtual field trips
Karen Montgomery introduced me to Podguides today. According to the about podguides page: A PodGuide is a very simple thing. It’s the combination of a map (PDF or JPG) of a certain place with numbered dots on it and a series of audio tracks (mp3) which you can download for your iPod. Each numbered dot…
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Sea change in our educational culture
I listened to many EXCELLENT podcasts in my 3000+ miles of driving to and from Wyoming and Montana the last couple of weeks, but the #1 podcast for me had to be the “Schlechty Center/Texas Standard-Bearer Network: Making Engagement Central” posted by Texas Association of School Administrators from their 2006 Midwinter conference. Barbara Brown of…
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Angus King on 1:1
Andy Carvin has posted a 50 minute audio podcast of former Maine governor Angus King presentation “A Brief History of Maine’s Laptop Program” from the Anytime, Anywhere Learning conference in Boston in June 2006, along with his notes from the session. Thanks to both Angus and Andy for sharing! 🙂 Incidentally, AALF has a great…
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NECC webcasts
A variety of webcasts from NECC 2006 last week in San Diego are available online. Hopefully all these videos are in post-production to be included in the site’s video podcast feed. (There is just one video posted there now.) I had to reinstall Windows Media Player and use the Firefox web browser instead of Safari…
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Ourmedia podcast publishing
For some reason, perhaps because I am using an Intel-based Macbook that still has a few software issues with certain programs, I have had trouble publishing my podcasts to the Internet Archive lately using their free CCPublisher application as well as using plain FTP and the Internet Archive website for contributions. Tonight I discovered Ourmedia,…
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Podcasting survey results
Last Spring, Dr. David Miller at the University of Connecticut participated via an iChat videoconference in a podcasting roundtable organized by the IT department at Texas Tech University. Dr. Miller has been using podcasts with his undergraduate psychology students for a year, starting in fall 2005. Rather than “course-casting”– simply putting the audio for his…
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Audacity for audio podcasts
I received a question about podcasting software and steps today from Meg, on my post “First video podcast.” I posted a response there, but am also posting here in case this is of interest to others, who may not see the comment thread on that older post. I have created podcasts with both Garageband and…
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Advice for University podcasters
I received a request for advice from someone at another university who wants to get some podcasting going, but is concerned about requiring iPods for all students. Rather than just email him back, I am posting my answer here in case this is of interest / value to others. First, there is not a need…
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Link fixed on last podcast
My apologies for getting the link wrong on my last podcast about “The Best Things About Kindergarten.” I’ve fixed the link on the original post with the correct direct link from the Internet Archive.