[Sig-bwp] A Post on Podcasting from My Blog

[Garrick Van Buren]

Nice collection Michael. Thanks for a very comprehensive review.

I'm of the  camp that good podcasting is more like voicemail than a  
conventional radio show.
http://workingpathways.com/workbetter/archive/podcasting-is-closer-to- 
voicemail-than-radio/

Podscope.com takes a text string and returns audio clips from podcasts.
http://podscope.com

On a more general note, I've put together a Podcasting 101 1-sided pdf
http://workingpathways.com/workbetter/archive/podcasting-101-sheet/


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On Jul 27, 2005, at 7:15 AM, Michael Stephens wrote:


> Greetings! Here's a post I did back in March rounding up some sites  
> that really got me thinking about podcasting and its place in  
> libraries.
>
> http://www.tametheweb.com/ttwblog/archives/001033.html
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> M.
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> Michael Stephens ~ Librarian | Technology Trainer | Writer
> Blogs @ http://www.tametheweb.com
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> Tame the Web: Libraries & Technology: http://www.tametheweb.com/ 
> ttwblog
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> "Learn all the time without even thinking about it. We are born to  
> learn, but somewhere along the way many of us pick up the idea that  
> we must be taught in order to learn. We think that if someone  
> doesn't stand up in front of us and talk to us with either a  
> chalkboard or PowerPoint slides, we cannot learn. We must regain  
> our sense of wonder and our desire to learn."
> Roy Tennant, "Strategies for Keeping Current," Library Journal,  
> 9/15/2003, p. 28.
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