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.
convert this post to pdf. Entries from April 2005 ↓
podscope – your’re listening. we’re searching.
April 26th, 2005 — Podcasting
convert this post to pdf. Ourmedia Homepage | Ourmedia
April 23rd, 2005 — Podcasting
Need a place to post a videoblog. Check out ourmedia by clicking on the link below.
Ourmedia Homepage | Ourmedia
convert this post to pdf. Quicktime Thingie
April 23rd, 2005 — Multimedia
Need to create some texttrack in your Quicktime movie? Check out this online tool.
convert this post to pdf. VideoBlogging : Home Page
April 23rd, 2005 — Podcasting
Okay, here’s another site that will help you learn about videoblogging.
VideoBlogging : HomePage
convert this post to pdf. videoblogging.info
April 23rd, 2005 — Podcasting
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).
convert this post to pdf. Learn More about Creative Commons | Creative Commons
April 23rd, 2005 — Podcasting
Want to learn how to share your creations using a Creative Commons license? Click on the link.
Learn More about Creative Commons | Creative Commons
convert this post to pdf. Freevlog
April 23rd, 2005 — Podcasting
Want to create a video blog using blogger? Go to this site to find out how to do it.
Freevlog
convert this post to pdf. Reinvented Software – Feeder
April 17th, 2005 — RSS
Interested in creating your own RSS feeds? Check this product – Feeder. Cost is $24.95
convert this post to pdf. Audioblog.com – Create & Publish Podcasts and Videoblogs
April 17th, 2005 — Podcasting
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
convert this post to pdf. Podcasting with Your iPod Photo
April 9th, 2005 — Podcasting
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
convert this post to pdf.