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I just read about a San Francisco Radio Station Going All Podcasts. For a while now, we’ve had traditional radio content being released in podcast form. However, this is the first time that I’ve heard about podcast created content being broadcast over the radio waves! They’re billing it as a radio […]

I’ve had the week off this week, so I sort of checked out from the network world. I sent out a slew of resumes, got a lot of personal things done, but stayed away from the microphone, my bloglines account and Wordpress. I have a few thousand blog posts to scan through, and […]

I think I’m going to have to buy into this one. iPodder has no provided people with a way to create a custom podcatching client preloaded with the feeds of your choice. You buy the client, for a nominal fee. Then you preload it with feeds of your choice and make it […]

I wish I knew where I found this one through (don’t you hate when you lose your breadcrumb trail?), but this site has a ton of cheat sheets for common IT tasks, ranging from Microsoft Office keyboard shortcuts, to cabling tutorials, html code lists, UNIX commands, and much more. Definitely a site worth bookmarking […]

Got a great email from Flickr a day or two ago.
You may have heard on the grapevine that we planned to
reward our dear Flickr members who bought a Pro Account in
the early days. Well, it’s true! And since you’re one of
those lovely people, here’s a little something to say YOU
ROCK!
Well, I must agree with them, […]

If you live in Chicago, you’re going to love this one. Adrian Holovaty has taken Google maps and figured out a way to lay the CTA (that’s Chicago Transit Authority to you tourists) over it! The CTA map isn’t perfect, but it’s pretty darn impressive. Find your location, click on CTA Map […]

Yes, another podcast for you to listen to and enjoy. I’m sort of all over the place in this podcast, but most of it DOES tie together. It starts off discussing the fact that my sister, Laura, discovered my blog and podcast the other day. Quite a revelation to discover that her […]

Back in 1986, my father brought home our first computer. He’d probably say it was his first computer, but he’s wrong. He bought it for himself but by letting me play around with it he launched a hobby/passion of mine that has temporarily turned into a career. For those of you that […]

I love to write. I may not be the greatest or most eloquent writer in the world, but I always enjoy the act of writing. It’s one of many reasons that I personally enjoy blogging. I used to write poetry and songs, and way back when I even began a novel. […]

Why the Seinfeld episode? Well, to be honest, I really didn’t have anything in particular to talk about when I started recording. I just felt like creating a podcast and seeing what came out. So it’s sort of a show about nothing, hence Seinfeld. I wound up talking a bit about […]

About a week ago, I got an email from Dean Shareski asking if he could use the resources that I’d gathered together for a workshop that he was conducting. I asked him to record it if he could and to share it with the greater community. Well guess what? He did and […]

A few days ago, I wrote a post about an article that was circulating around the EduBlogoSphere about a principal supposedly banning blogging. When I wrote the article, I had not seen the post on Boing Boing with the principal’s reply. However, the article didn’t make much sense to me so I […]

Simul-blogged on On The Cutting Edge-ucation
I love podcasting. I love listening to other educators try to wrap their minds around new ideas and figure out how to incorporate them into their own individual arenas. I love creating podcasts. It is mind boggling how many new people I’ve met through these half hour […]

This article by the Rutland Herald has set off quite a few responses in the EduBlogoSphere. I’ve had the article open in my browser for about a week now as I’ve been trying to figure out exactly how I feel about it. I’m hoping that Brendan McKenna got some information wrong, and based […]

Well, in the spirit of taking you on a whirlwind tour of a specific tool or site, today we’re visiting the Wide World of Warlick. David Warlick is an educator, a consultant, a presenter, a blogger, a podcaster, and the designer of some seriously essential tools for teachers. If you’ve listened to my […]