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News
- Podcast News: EdTech Talk
December 2005
The word podcast combines Ipod and broadcast and got its start when individuals wanted to self-publish their own radio shows.
- Interactive Course Development Project
January 2010
Opportunity to receive digital recorder or camera for participating!
Attend one of our demonstrations and submit a RFP for a project or student assignment. If your project is approved, you will receive a digital camera or voice recorder to develop it.
Events
- Teaching with Technology Day 2007
Tue, May 1, 8:30 - 4:00
Science photographer, Felice Frankel Renowned science photographer Felice Frankel will be the keynote speaker at the fourth annual Teaching with Technology Day on Tuesday, May 1, 2007. Ms. Frankel,... - Tech Trends for Teaching 2008: A Day of Demos
Thu, March 13, 9:00 - 3:00
What are mashups, Second Life, collective intelligence and citizen journalism? How are instructors using Blogs, Flickr and YouTube in teaching? How can I get started with podcasting and digital...
Links
- Blogs, Vlogs, Wikis, and Podcasts - Websites Compiled by Sue LeBeau
Extensive listing of blog, wiki and podcast resources ranging from examples to tutorials compiled by Sue LeBeau, a long time advocate for using technology in teaching.
How Do I... Tutorials
- Creating RSS Feeds
What is it? RSS actually can stand for a few different things, but in this context "Real Simple Syndication" makes the most sense, and is the easiest to remember. It means that you're... - Developing a Podcast
What is podcasting? Technically speaking podcasting is making files (usually audio, but not exclusively) available online with RSS feeds. RSS feeds allow a "subscriber" to get an automatic... - Download Tutorial Materials
So now that you know all you need to know about what you can do, how do you do it? Before we get started, please download the following zipped archive so we'll have some media to work with! Podcast... - Publishing
This is the easy part! Once you've built your RSS feed and prepared your audio files, all you have to do is move them to your website. Poof! You're done. Send the URL to all your friends and family,... - Recording Audio
Getting Audio "in" to the computer There are a number of ways you can get audio onto, or into, a computer. Two of the most common would be recording audio directly into your computer, or... - Saving Audio
Exporting (or Saving) your Audio Files (generally as an MP3) When exporting an MP3 it pretty much all comes down to the bit rate. The bit rate controls how much data (per second) is in the file and...
Pages
- Podcasts
What is a podcast? According to Wikipedia, "a podcast is a digital media file, or a series of such files, that is distributed over the Internet using syndication feeds, for playback on portable...
Demonstrations
- Podcasting 1: Recording Your Lecture
Audio-podcasts allow your students to time-shift (listen to the podcast when they wish) and multi-task (listen to the podcast while doing something else such as working out at the gym or commuting).... - Podcasting 2: Enhancing Your Lecture
"Answer-casts" offer a way to quickly respond to your students e-mailed questions in your own voice. "Wrap-ups" can be used to extend your class by offering additional insights or...
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Featured Project
Northeastern Environmental Justice Research Collaborative
The Northeastern Environmental Justice Research Collaborative (NEJRC) is made up of scholars dedicated to building a more transformative environmentalism in the United States and around the world. Based at Northeastern University, NEJRC... Read more...
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