Entries Tagged 'Podcasting' ↓

At the 2007 Educause conference, Diane Zorn described an online course in philosophy that she created.

Here are the main points that I got out of this podcast:

“The goal of distance education, in my experience, is not to replicate the in-class experience but rather to go beyond what is possible in a conventional classroom.”

She used Mediasite which provides a video of the instructor along with the corresponding Powerpoint files but with a little ingenuity, something similar to this could be done using Keynote, Garageband, and iMovie.

 Using Video Streaming and Podcasting to Design Rich-Media Online Courses [29:25m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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This is an interesting podcast – http://connect.educause.edu/blog/gbayne/e07podcasttomorrowsstuden/45344

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This site illustrates how to subscribe to a podcast using iTunes. It uses Flash so it is very easy to follow.

http://learnoutloud.castpost.com/PodcastItunes2.swf

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Here’s a great chart that allows you to see the flowchart for podcasting.

Podcasting 101 Flowchart on Flickr – Photo Sharing!

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Here’s the forum for “iPods on Campus” at iLounge.

iLounge Forums – iPods on Campus

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If you would like to find some educational podcasts, possibly ones that you could have your students listen to, check out this site.

The Education Podcast Network

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This is a really good presentation about podcasting. When you get to the site, click on the down button on your keyboard to progress through the pages of this presentation.

Podcasting as Disruptive Transmediation

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If you would like to add podcast safe music to your podcast, check out this site.

podsafe music network

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This site is worth checking out if you are interested in educational technology. You can have your own webcast at this site (among other things).

Ed Tech Talk Show | EdTechTalk.com – Educational technology that talks

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Check out this podcast about the video iPod at IT Conversations. One of the neat things you can do at IT Conversations is click on the link “Create a Clip or Excerpt.” When you click on this, it will take you to a page where you insert the Start and Stop Time for the clip you want, and the web site generates some HTML code that you can insert into a blog or web page.

IT Conversations: Eddy Cue – Larry’s World

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This is a good place to get people started on how to listen and subscribe to podcasts.

LookSmart’s Furl – Login

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This is a good place if you want to learn how listen to podcasts.

New To Podcast Listening – Start Here at Reel Reviews Radio

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Check out this site if you would like to learn how iPods are being used at Georgia College & State University.

iPod at GC&SU: A Pocketful of Learning

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Want to get started with videoblogging? This might be a good site to start.

VideoBlogging : How To

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Want to start videoblogging? This article may be worth exploring.

Videoblogging with Blogger

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This is an interesting thing to do with still images on your iPod photo.

iPod scrubs. Animations for your iPod Photo.

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Want to have a photo gallery on your server? Check this out.

Plogger: The definitive open-source web photo gallery

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This is a site that will allow you to have your own podcast with up to 250MB of audio files. It also allows you to have podmail. Check it out!
podOmatic podcast portal: Make it, get it, go

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If you want to LISTEN to your favorite RSS feeds, this product ($30.00), may be worth purchasing.

Odiogo – Home – Listen to your favorite RSS news and blog feeds on your iPod / MP3 player

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This site had Quicktime movies of the Podcasting symposium held at Duke University. One of the sessions was about podcasting in the classroom. Sounds interesting.

Duke Podcasting Symposium :: September 27 – 28, 2005

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