Last night, my wife and I watched the movie Blood Diamonds on HBO. We enjoyed the action and drama, but we were moved by the facts and consequences of the diamond market. This morning, I read a few articles online. Here is a link to one article.
Then today, our church had its annual Fall [...]
Instructional Technology Division NC Department of Public Instruction
North Carolina school districts are cordially invited to participate in Legislative School Technology Day, Tuesday, February 13, 2007, from 10am until 2 pm at the North Carolina General Assembly Building. This event is designed to showcase for our legislators the exciting ways that technology is being used to [...]
What is Podcasting?
Podcasting is like Tivo for your computer. For consumers, it’s a way of time-shifting and subscribing to Internet media. For content creators, it’s a way of distributing audio or visual content using syndication, such as RSS. The process is surprisingly simple, and by making content available using RSS, podcasters give their audience more [...]
I just picked up a H4 yesterday. Tried to record a podcast while riding in the truck to pick while making a quick trip to town. However, nothing recorded. I read the manual when I got home. I found that starting a recording is a little tricky. To make the H4 record, you turn it [...]
While strolling around the iPod accessories section at the Crabtree Mall Apple, Inc. store today, I noticed a very small lapel microphone almost on out of reach from the the floor. The company, Xtrememac was one that I had read about on a blog. The box was labeled MemoMic. I read the description on [...]
This past September, I purchased a new iPod Video. Thousands of them have been bought, and so far it is working fine. My Belkin microphone word fine. I do not like the way it sounds when it is set on stereo. My favorite audio recording device for classroom podcasts is not my iPod and Belkin [...]
I have a question- how can I use podcasts to help my students improve their test scores? I read this article:
“At any point in the instructional cycle, teachers can gather valuable evidence of student learning through formal and informal observations, one-on-one interviews, and class discussions. These observations and conversations are most often used to [...]
As a podcast listener, wilcohol.com thinks that,
1. one should avoid pronouncing ;ermmm; or urrr; as much as possible. I believe that this is the most popular tip of them all. A lot of people knew this, but just can’t seem to avoid it. It’s just irritating especially when I listen to it closely on an [...]
