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If you go to this site, you can access a PDF file which explains how to create a podcast on a Mac using the free software Feeder.

DV in Education: Downloads

Interested in doing a search to find out what topics will be covered on TV (google for TV)? Check this out.

blinkx video search

Are you interesting in finding podcasts that deal with education. Check out this site.

The Education Podcast Network

If you need to store and transfer large files, check out this service. There are various pricing packages but the free package allows you store up to 10 GB of files, and download up to 100 Mb per month.
Streamload – Share Videos and Photos – Online MP3 Storage and Access

Here’s a place where you can have your podcast hosted.

Welcome to PodBlaze.com The easiest way to find, listen to, and create a podcast

Do you have a RSS feed (maybe one you created with Feedburner)? If I understand what this site is doing (http://mfeeds.com), it can create a podcast-friendly fee from your RSS feed.

mfeeds – media feeds for everyone. RSS enclosures and podcasting made easy.

Want to create a podcast of a conversation conducted through the online phone service called Skype? This could be beneficial in a distance education course for these reasons: (1) Skype allows up to four people to talk at once, (2) it’s free (and doable as long as each party has a microphone and speakers hooked up to their computers, and (3) the conversation could be recorded (as explained in this article) and converted into a podcast for other students to listen to or for review of a previous discussion.

MacDevCenter.com: How to Record a Podcast

Like to listen to podcasts but want to narrow down which ones you listen to? Go to podscope and type in term to do a search.

podscope – your’re listening. we’re searching.

Need a place to post a videoblog. Check out ourmedia by clicking on the link below.
Ourmedia Homepage | Ourmedia

Okay, here’s another site that will help you learn about videoblogging.
VideoBlogging : HomePage

Want to know about videoblogging? Check out this site and also look at the post I just put up (just a few posts before this one).

videoblogging.info

Want to learn how to share your creations using a Creative Commons license? Click on the link.

Learn More about Creative Commons | Creative Commons

Want to create a video blog using blogger? Go to this site to find out how to do it.
Freevlog

Want to create your own podcasts! Here’s one of the places where you can. The service costs $5/month. You can podcast by phone, record over the web using their BlogRecorder, or upload WAV or MP3 files.
Audioblog.com – Create & Publish Podcasts and Videoblogs

Okay, here’s an idea for making Keynote (Powerpoint) files with audio narrations available to students. Convert your Keynote files into JPG files, create a series of audio recordings that are narrations of the Keynote (jpg) images, and then make both of them available on your podcast. As Wei-Meng Lee mentions in this article, “f Apple could build in mechanisms to synchronize the background music with the photos, that would be perfect!” Then the narrations would synchronize with the images. Of course, as you narrate, you could simply say “next slide” in order to tell the viewer to move to the next slide as they progress through the Keynote slides.

MacDevCenter.com: Podcasting with Your iPod Photo

Here’s a nice article that explains how you can create a podcast using Skype, the free Voice over Internet (VoIP), and other equipment to create a podcast. This might be an interesting thing to do in the area of Teacher Education program involving the interview of a in-service teacher.

MacDevCenter.com: How to Record a Podcast

Here’s some software for recording your iChatAV conferences. Only $14.95
Ecamm Network: Conference Recorder – Record iChat AV Conferences – Save Audio and Video Memories

Here’s a 6th grade class that has it’s own weblog/magazine and a podcast too!

Magazine

Videoconferencing sounds like a neat thing to do. I doubt the technical side of it would be that difficult. Probably the most difficult part would be organizing the learning experiences and finding someone who is interested in participating.

Here are a few sites that relate to the videoconferencing:

iSightEd — the eyes and ears of Education

Classroom Conferencing I think this site would be a good place to start to find other classrooms that are willing to participate in videoconferences.

need to produce a quick movie using your webcam? iCamShare, which costs $14.95, allows you to use your webcam. I haven’t downloaded the software to see what all of the features are but on their web page, they point out two things that are not available with the free software, GCam (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/13240). iCamShare can *digitally* zoom your Firewire web cam (e.g., iSight) up to 300%, and you can trim off unwanted parts of the video at the front and end of the video.
Arbor Bits – iCamShare