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Another Interncast...that wasn't

We had another "Tech Talk" with a small little student webcasting team that I'm trying to develop. A special shout out to Durff, Scott Meech, JRod (Jose), hfeldman, and James Sigler for listening in and participating in the chat. The student team did a wonderful job, taking both the intro and outro for the show. I was simply there to scaffold the conversation and be the streaming robot. Unfortunately, I didn't archive the conversation! It is too bad, because we really had a nice conversation about jailbreaking the iPhone, portable/cheap computers, and

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Matt Montagne-Interncast

Submitted by mjmontagne on Sat, 2008-02-16 00:59

Today I had a conversation with a student of mine, Alex, about his experience testing out the school owned Asus eeePC a few weeks ago. During his trial of the PC Alex took the computer between school and home and really put it to the test. He used it during the school day for note taking and he also used it with a small group project where the students used a wiki and a Voki.

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Parents as Partners Parent Involvement Webcast

Submitted by Lornacos on Thu, 2008-02-14 02:39

This is the recording for the first webcast of Parents as Partners. Matt Montagne and I joined together to interview two parents Cindy Zautcke and Rhoda Cipparone. The topic of the web cast was the impact of online social networking on our children.

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2-Way Telephony Madeline Browstone

Submitted by mbrownstone on Sun, 2008-02-03 18:27

This recording is edited down from 17 minutes. I scheduled an interview with one of my 11th grade students and used Audio Hijack. Not sure what went wrong, but the output was not mp3 but ma4. That was a problem. I couldn't do anything with it in Audacity. So I converted it to mp3 in iTunes then worked it into a show with a jingle and all in Garage Band. Well.. somehow, by the time I turned it into an mp3 again, it sounded like we were down at the bottom of a well.

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