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[ 29:25 ]Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
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.
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.
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
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.