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Moving at the Speed of Creativity by Wes Fryer

Category: podcasting

  • Interview on the Techlandia Podcast and Webshow

    This evening I participated in the wonderful, weekly Techlandia Podcast. Techlandia Podcast (@techlandiacast) is a weekly Google Hangout hosted by Curt Rees (@CurtRees), Alison Anderson (@tedrosececi) and Jon Samuelson (@ipadsammy) which is published as a weekly audio podcast. The YouTube recording of our conversation is 69 minutes long. The iOS apps I mentioned in the…

  • Migrating Podcasts from a Web Host to Amazon S3

    Internet Radio Shows can be wonderful sources of inspiration and ideas. Publishing online radio shows, or audio podcasts, can be challenging because of the hosting and “web feed” creation requirements they present, however. Fortunately, web services like Spreaker and Podomatic can streamline these processes, but there are many other workflows Internet radio show creators use…

  • Create an Online Radio Show with Spreaker DJ for iPad

    Earlier this week I created an 8 minute, 42 second screencast demonstrating how to use the free iPad app “Spreaker DJ” to record and publish a free radio show / audio podcast online. Spreaker.com gives users 10 hours of free hosted audio podcast / radio show cloud storage, and provides free apps for both smartphones…

  • Create a Multi-Track Radio Show (Podcast) with Audacity

    (Cross-posted from PlayingWithMedia.com) This evening I recorded a twenty minute screencast, demonstrating how to use the FREE software programs Audacity, iTunes, The Levellator, and the websites AudioBoo and DropBox to create and publish a multi-track Internet radio show or podcast. Access more tools, tutorials, and resources about creating radio shows on the “Radio Show” page…

  • Create an All-iPad Class Radio Show with AudioBoo, Bossjock, GoodReader, & SoundCloud

    Do students in your classroom regularly create online “radio shows” to share information with parents and others? With more people than ever (over half of U.S. adults) owning smartphones capable of accessing Internet websites and playing digital audio files, classroom radio shows can potentially reach a larger percentage of your parents than ever. Common Core…

  • Lessons Learned From Day 3 Of Scratch Camp

    This is an audio reflection by Wesley Fryer after day three of the spring break Scratch camp in Yukon Oklahoma in March 2013. Scratch is a wonderful, FREE software program from MIT which allows students to create games, tell stories, create animations, and make many other kinds of interactive projects. The “NINJA SURVIVE” project mentioned…

  • AudioBoo Websites and Ports to Unblock on Your School Internet Content Filter

    AudioBoo is a fantastic, free website and mobile app for students to use to create “narrated art” as well as other kinds of short audio recordings about their curricular assignments. If you want to use AudioBoo on a school network, however, you need to be sure the following websites and “ports” are UNBLOCKED on your…

  • Pocket Casts: A Better Smartphone App for Podcatching (Podcast listening)

    I love listening to podcasts as well as creating them. (“Lightly edited” ones too!) When it comes to “podcatcher” software, I’ve shifted among a variety of desktop/laptop software programs as well as mobile apps over the past nine years in a continuing quest to find an easy/functional way to update/download podcasts for consumption on the…

  • Student-Created Sequoyah Book Reports, AudioBoo, iPads and QR Codes

    (cross-posted from the Yukon Public Schools Learning Showcase website) Fourth and fifth grade students at Independence Elementary School in Yukon Public Schools are sharing their learning as well as excitement for library books this year in a unique, highly digital way that is not only fun, but also meets Oklahoma’s new Common Core State Standards…

  • Rachel Wants to Be a Scientist

    (cross-posted from our family learning blog, “Learning Signs”) Rachel (my 9 year old) recorded this last night, following several discussions we’ve been having over the past few weeks about science and becoming a scientist. Last spring I took Rachel to Chris Simon’s classroom at Independence Elementary School in Yukon Public Schools, and she was VERY…