As Adam Curry would say … Boi-oi-oing!!.
Time for me to hop on the podcast bandwagon. Here’s podcast #1.
Show notes
Opening Music – Things to do When You’re Alone by 46 Ounces
- Alec Couros blogging presentation. Alec blogs at http://www.educationaltechnology.ca/couros
- Fostering Critical Thinking in an Online Environment
- Nine Myths About Design – from Katy Campbell’s workshop session (recorded and blogged by Rick Schwier)
Update – I just installed a WordPress enclosure mod, so hopefully I now have an RSS feed that includes the enclosure for the podcast.
Closing Music – 1981 by 46 Ounces
Addendum - I just listened to the podcast, and the recording software seems to have skipped in a couple of places, and I need some practice fading clips in and out. Kinda reminds me of early punk music – not very polished, but you have to admire the enthusiasm and energy.
It’s great to know that I may have been one of the first listeners of your inaugural podcast Rob. Thanks for the interesting stuff … and it’s great you are getting this going … it’s making me think about how I want to start doing this, and demonstrate it to me in my undergraduate classes. Great stuff!
Hey Rob, nice work out of the gate! I wish I had known about the conference in Saskatoon — I’m always looking for an excuse to get back, (though preferably not in November). It sounds like it was worth a bit of cold, though. You did a fine job of capturing your experience, hope you keep doing the audio thing.
And keep those 46 Ounces grooves coming!
Ha – glad you liked the 46 ounces tunes, Brian. And thanks for the positive comments on the inaugural voyage – I should offer you the same congrats on your WikiRadio project. I think you may have invented a genre! I (and a lot of other people) will be watching for your next masterpiece.
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