NewmediaWorkshop BPWS on GigaDial Public

SocialText's Ross Mayfield explains the potential of wikis, the collaborative online documents, as new forms of participatory media. He describes how the 'Los Angeles Times' flubbed its 'Wikitorial' experiments, and outlines how future projects can get it right. Mayfield also discusses wikis in corporate applications, where he sees them in certain instances replacing e-mail and meetings

After interviewing leading lights of the blog world for the past two months, Stephen Baker turns the spotlight on his colleague and partner on Blogspotting, Heather Green. A blogger since last spring, she discusses how the medium has changed her work habits and her job. Green also talks about her occasional frustrations as she walks the line between free-spirited blogger and card-carrying member of mainstream media

Leo Laporte, co-host of the popular 'This Week in Tech,' talks about his podcast's origins, why he went with a tip jar model, and his plans to use the $10,000 his show receives every month to create a network of tech podcasts. While he expects advertising to be the dominant business model, he warns prospective podcasters to focus on content they love -- and not to expect fast profits

Wichita Rutherford talks about his approach to being successful as a podcaster. He’s making it without joining one of the networks such as Podshow and without relying on a brand, or previous fame in TV or radio to get started. The success of his podcast helped him get a gig on Sirius Satellite, where he now hosts three shows for the satellite radio station

Podcast on How to Podcast: By Elliott Maseie We have received hundreds of requests of details on how we are doing these simple and low-cost podcast/audio/text segments. So, why not do a podcast on podcasting. In this 10 minute segment, Elliott Masie details: * Podcasting 101 * What Equipment and Software * How to Record Telephone Interviews * Posting Podcasts without IT help or Servers * Transcriptions Done Easily * The Future of Podcasts and Learning

Make a commitment to treat everyone with respect during 2006. The Longfellow Anti-Bullying Squad states the facts and interviews seventh grade students using the same questions 20/20 used on the ABC television program about bullying.

Technology is an important part of our school day. We use technology as a tool to learn the school curriculum. Listen up! You may learn something that you could use in your every day life.

Welcome to the third annual School in the Coulee poetry slam. The Coulee Kids have written poetry about what it means to be a teen in today?s world. Figurative language, word choice, sentence fluency, presence, delivery, enhancements, and technical production were all a focus of this project. Cast your vote now for your three favorite performances. Make sure to tell us the title of the poem, and why you chose it! Check out our web site for more information! The winners will be announced when we get back from winter break! We look forward to hearing from you!

Word choice, sentence fluency, voice, beginnings, endings, and taking notes are all a part of any language arts curriculum. In our class, they are also the skills we use to create our Coulee Kids Podcast!

"Teaching is not Telling nor is it Listening and information acquisition"... Worth the Listen!!! Professor Don Ursino is a 3M award winner and one of the first at Brock University to define student centre learning. A former member of the Department of Biological Sciences his teaching interests were large classes (he has taught over 17,000 students) and first year students. His commitment to teaching has been demonstrated by [...]

Hamlet and the Shrew-Tamer

Why "Shakespeare" Matters

This is a podcast of some of the work primary six have been doing with Mr Naismith this session. Song and conversation. Download the Primary Six french Podcast

Room 613 Talk Podcast - 10-31-2005 Click here to listen to our 2nd Podcast! Our second podcast features the Porter Jazz Band enjoy the music while listening to our student reporters. Shownotes for our 10-31-2005 show: The Bug Project and Pets in Mr. Lawrences Science Class School Band Plate Tectonics Jokes Dance and Activity Night Poetry Corner Book Review - The Cat Ate My [...]

This is part of the 'Sharing Math' distance learning project between Jamestown Elementary (Mrs. Schaab's Class) and Hoffman-Boston Elementary in sharing the math stories created by 3rd Grade students at each school. Students read a math book and create math story problems to be shared with their buddies through interactive technologies. You too can participate! Send your answers to cgagliolo@mac.com. We will acknowledge them on a future podcast! If you have the latest iTunes on your Mac or Windows Computer, you can get to the Jamestown Podcast by Clicking Here.