Category: podcasting
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Podcasting resources
In preparation for Thursday’s spotlight sessions at the Fall 2005 TCEA TECSIG conference, I have updated the following resources related to podcasting: Podcasting Resources (Podcast Help) – Includes links to all my podcasting help pages, social bookmarks and presentations Free Audio Sources for podcasts – Just amazing what is available now for free! (and thanks…
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Podcast on open source, thin clients in Education
David Warlick has a good podcast on the use of open source operating systems in schools that he posted today. Educators and parents need to be studying and learning more about Linux and other open source solutions. Where functionality and reliability are comparable with an open source alternative to commercial software or hardware, it is…
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2nd Grade podcast
Check out the first student podcast by Mrs. Mills’ 2nd graders! Program time is 6 min: http://feeds.feedburner.com/MillsMurfeePodcasts The piano music was played directly into Garageband by one of the 2nd graders, and the other music was composed with Garageband by another student. 🙂
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Podcast Resources
I have added a new resource to my website: “Podcast Resources.” This is also accessible from the right sidebar of my blog website, under the “pages” subtitle.
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FeedBlitz email list subscriptions available!
I am thrilled to learn that Feedburner subscribers can now permit anyone to subscribe to free email updates of blog postings, with a new free service called Feedblitz. I have activated this service for my blog, and am providing three different email subscription options. I also have details about the “Educational Technology posts only” email…
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Veteran Oral History Interviews and the TTU Vietnam Center
We need students to be engaged in “History That Matters:” Educational activities that truly engage students in ways simply reading a textbook and writing an essay cannot. We also need to engage students in the process of CREATING multimedia, not just merely consuming it. Having access to a robust variety of “voices from history” like…
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Video game medical applications
NPR’s story from September 27, 2005, titled “Using Video Games to Manage Pain”, is included in the NPR Technology podcast for last week– subscription info and RSS links are on the NPR podcast directory. Medical doctors and researchers are interested in whether interactive games can provide sufficient distraction for children to help them manage pain…
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Audio editing resources, What is RSS podcast
Last week I needed a software tool for converting MPEG-1 video directly into an mp3 file. My favorite open source / cross platform audio software editor, Audacity, could not do the job. I was referred to WinAmp as well as Divx Digest, as software tools and resources on the Windows side that could likely perform…
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Podcaster software by KudlianSoft
Podcaster software by KudlianSoft is software for Macinotsh OS 10.4 allowing both young and old students to publish and enhance podcasts. It is available now as a pre-release download. From my cursory review, it appears you want to author your podcast file either with Garageband or Audacity (or iMovie) and then import the file into…
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TTU College of Education podcasts
The Texas Tech College of Education in Lubbock, Texas, has launched a podcast. The first faculty interview podcast features Dr. Doug Simpson discussing his recently published book, “John Dewey and the Art of Teaching : Toward Reflective and Imaginative Practice” co-authored with Drs. Michael J. B. Jackson and Judy C. Aycock. The podcast interview is…