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I just walked away from the Apple booth and guess what? As I suspected, they unveiled iTunes 4.9 today complete with full podcasting support! After checking it out briefly, I raced out to the hall to find a wifi spot with an outlet and am downloading it right now. This really is […]

Bah, appearantly the June 20th podcast got cut a little short. I have now uploaded the correct MP3 file. So if your copy was only five or ten minutes long, download this one instead.
Direct link to the show

Well, this started off as notes, which of course became a blog entry, but I realized that it really warranted a podcast as well. There aren’t really show notes, there’s basically an accompanying blog entry instead. If you read or listen to one, you don’t necessarily need to check out the other, there’s […]

Ok, this is indicative of how crazy life has been lately. I recorded a podcast last Wednesday and I’m just now getting around to uploading it. Yikes! So here is a podcast almost a week stale now, but still just as juicy. I’d love to give you a great writeup of […]

Well, it had to happen didn’t it? Someone has created a site called PodCastAwards.com where you can currently nominate your favorite podcasts for the voting. Categories include Best Produced, Comedy, Food and Drink, Business, Technology, Gaming, and a bazillion others. Oh yeah, there’s also an education category!
Right now it’s only in the […]

While reading through the weblog of Dan Weinstein, the winner of the Flickr Pro account, I found a post of his encouraging podcasters to try to keep them a bit more concise. I entertain no doubts at all that I tend to ramble on quite a bit, so I decided that I’m going to […]

Via the Educational Mac:
Every NECC they have a social mixer in the form of a dance. Yes, it feels like homecoming all over again. This year, they are going to be adding a late night Podcasting Lounge hosted by Apple! Sounds like a fantastic place for all the Educasters out there […]

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 […]

Ho boy, this is going to be a fun one to listen to. The Presidential Awards for Mathematics and Science Teaching are having their award recipients create podcasts!
PAEMST, with assistance from Apple Computer, Inc., is pleased to announce a new project utilizing Apple iPods in learning. During 2005, PAEMST recipients will be invited to […]

Couple of interesting podcast items from the Chicago front. First of all, the local chapter of NBC is now producing three podcasts daily, one about the news, one about health and one about entertainment. They claim that they are the “first major market TV station in the country to offer daily podcasts.” […]

Warning: Once again, these are notes that I’m taking during a meeting which has a few presentations in it. Forgive the grammar mistakes, forgive the seriously informal voice, and most of all forgive the tangents. It’s just the way I interact with material I’m experiencing. Just go with the flow!
I’m taking […]

I’ve been thinking about why there aren’t more teachers drinking the blog Kool Aid. At every conference, blog sessions tend to overfill their rooms. Blog was the word of the year last year! Everyone has heard of it, but it still seems to me that relatively few educators are actually making use […]

Found this Podcast Hosting roundup today. Podcasting is so new that the companies targeting it are just barely starting to crawl out of the woodwork. However, I have to admit that so far I have yet to be thrilled with any services directly aimed at podcasters. From my experience, LibSyn.org does do […]

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 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 […]