18 days? Has it really been 18 days since my last podcast? Wow. How did so much time go by? That means I’ve only done two podcasts in the month of May. That just isn’t right.

Well, I finally have a new one for you. It’s a carcast, and mostly revolves around a hot topic in the blogosphere right now. We know that teachers teach and students learn, but behind both of them is the nature of learning itself. Technology may not be changing everything, but it is certainly changing our traditional notions of learning. This podcast explores some ideas that have been bouncing around in my head and hopefully will make you think just a little bit.
Enjoy the show!

Direct link to the podcast

• Podcast: The show without a catchy title
• Podcast: On fame and some features I want to see
• A CarCast, an ADDCast, and even more EduPodcasts
• Podcast: Early morning NECC reflections
• Podcast: Mothers, don’t let your babies grow up to be filtered.

Casey Hales
5/21/2005

OK, first things first, I kinda miss the trunk rattle. Certainly have missed your podcasts. Get with the program, Mister!
I did my first podcast on my PPC. What flavor are you using? Did you prefer it over your iPod? If so, why, or why not? Perhaps the limitation on recording time is a hindrance. I have an iPAQ 4350/55 with a 512 memory stick. I can rip DVD’s and play them on it. I love it! I want a gig stick now.
Glad you’re back, enjoyed the cast!

Dean Shareski
5/24/2005

Interesting stuff. I’m currently writing a paper for my Masters reading class on Change principles relating to technology implementation. I quote a number of ideas from Willard Dagget. He addresses some very critical ideas relating to change. Have a look.

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