When I was in San Antonio, TX a few weeks ago for the ELI Annual Meeting, we had a very enthusiastic participant in our audience during our presentation: Your 2.0 Life: Models and Methods to Meet Learners’ Needs in a Technological Age (Innovative Practice). I was discussing how students in an online course commented that [...]
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I presented the first of four podcasting presentation today at GateWay Community College. Today’s presentation was an informational session/discussion about the theory and practice of podcasting in education. I shared the information I have presented on the wiki and lead a brief discussion. Hopefully, participants left with a better understanding of what podcasting is, how [...]
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I’m doing the podcasting series again this semester. If you haven’t signed up for 1 or all 4, do so right away. They are filling up:
Getting Started with Podcasting
Wednesday, February 13, 2008 Click to Register
GateWay Community College, Room MA2128, 1:30 – 3:00 PM
Tuesday, February 19, 2008 Click to Register
Estrella Mountain Community [...]
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I did a presentation at today’s Maricopa 20th Annual Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference which took place from 8:30am – 3:00pm at Paradise Valley Community College. You can find the latest update on this event at: http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/events/tltconf07
My session ran from 11:30 to 12:20, which is short, only 50 minutes. What’s a girl to do [...]
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I attended the TechEd ‘07 conference in Ontario last week and podcasting was all the rage. Most sessions were standing room only. I tried to squeeze in as many as I could get into in the three days I was there just so I could learn something new. Most of the presentation were good, but [...]
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Yesterday I was reading a post on On The Cutting Edge-ucation blog, which seems now to be defunct. The post reminded me about a cool feature in podcasting that goes mostly unused by many podcasters, and that is the visual aspect of the lecture or what ever the audio content may be. Visual supplements can [...]
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Wow! Camtasia Studio from TechSmith just released a new version of their screencasting software today, Camtasia Studio 4.0, that allows for users to publish videos and mp3 files for ipods and other portable mp3 players. I got the following video in an email announcing the new release.
Play video
What’s really cool is that you can [...]
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We had the second in a series of three learning labs on podcasting yesterday at South Mountain Community College. The second in the series, titled: Creating Audio for Podcasts Using Audacity was a hit. We recorded audio from the session for a podcast, but because the session was hands-on, it seemed better fit for a [...]
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