Tue, 27 February 2007
Episode 061: Jack Clark of Blast the Right Podcast Tuesday, February 27, 2007 Playing time: 30:46 My guest this week is Jack Clark, host of Blast the Right Podcast, one of the best of the progressive-left podcasts. Jack is a retired attorney from the east coast now living on the west coast. Theme Music: T. Nile, Get Together. (T. Nile's CD, At My Table, is available from Festival Distribution and through iTunes.) Blog: http://checkthisoutpodcast.com Email: jim.milles@gmail.com Comment line: (716) 989-4422 or Skype "jmilles" Add your pin to the Frappr Map. Comments[0] |
Sun, 25 February 2007 CTO! Films Presents: Grass-Roots Academic Podcasting Sunday, February 25, 2007 Playing Time: 41:09 This is a video of my presentation on "Grass-Roots Academic Podcasting" at PodCamp Toronto on Sunday, February 25, 2007. My presentation focuses on my other podcast, UBLaw Faculty Conversations, and what I hope to achieve with it. Comments[4] |
Thu, 15 February 2007
Episode 060: PodCamp Toronto Thursday, February 15, 2007 Playing time: 27:48 Next weekend Canadian correspondent Connie Crosby and I will participate in PodCamp Toronto, one of a growing number of regional podcasting conferences. Connie and I talk about the PodCamp concept, what attendees can expect, and what Connie and I will be doing there. (Registration for PodCamp Toronto is free, so anyone interested is encouraged to attend.) For more podcasting goodness, please listen to UBLaw Faculty Conversations. Check This Out! is a Top 10 Legal Podcast at Blawgs.fm. Theme Music: T. Nile, Get Together. (T. Nile's CD, At My Table, is available from Festival Distribution and through iTunes.) Blog: http://cto.libsyn.com Email: jim.milles@gmail.com Comment line: (716) 989-4422 or Skype "jmilles" Add your pin to the Frappr Map. Comments[1] |
Mon, 5 February 2007 Episode 059: I Finally Get Second Life! Monday, February 5, 2007 Playing time: 58:33 After numerous failed attempts to figure out Second Life, I finally get it, thanks to my patient guide Meg Kribble, Reference/Instructional Services Librarian at Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University Law Library. Meg is one the lead member of the Nova Southeastern staff building a virtual presence for the law library. Join us on a guided tour of this virtual world. Theme Music: T. Nile, Get Together. (T. Nile's CD, At My Table, is available from Festival Distribution and through iTunes.) Blog: http://cto.libsyn.com Email: jim.milles@gmail.com Comment line: (716) 989-4422 or Skype "jmilles" Add your pin to the Frappr Map. Comments[2] |
Thu, 1 February 2007
I'm pleased to share this item with all of you: I hope to see some of you in Toronto in a few weeks! (Toronto, ON) – Podcamp Toronto (www.podcamptoronto.org), a 2-day
unconference which will be held at Ryerson University on February
24-25, 2007, will teach people how to plan, produce and publish a
podcast. Attendance is free. A podcast is a multimedia file that’s syndicated over the Internet. Similar to an Internet radio program, podcasting allows people to download audio or video content when they want to view or listen to it. “Both hobbyist and companies are using podcasts to communicate with fans or clients,� says Leesa Barnes, one of the organizers behind Podcamp Toronto. “There’s a guy who uses his podcast to teach people how to knit and there’s a large corporation that uses their podcast to give end users tips on how to maintain their computers.� The very first Podcamp was held in Boston in September 2006. It was born out of the desire to share information about audio and video podcasting and related subjects. Podcamp Toronto is a 100% free, volunteer-driven, sponsor-supported event. Otherwise known as an unconference, Podcamp Toronto focuses primarily on allowing people to share ideas, interact with each other and learn in an open environment. “Using the unconference method means that attendees will learn from those in the trenches, the very people who are producing podcasts on a day to day basis,� says Barnes. “Whether you’re a seasoned podcaster or someone who’s just curious about this new medium, Podcamp Toronto will allow you to learn at your own pace.� Sessions includes Interviewing Techniques, Video Podcasting for the Average Joe, Podcasting 101, 7 Ways to Monetize Your Podcast, How to Create Hollywood Effects from Your Living Room and Podcasting in Public Interest. There are a number of panel discussions, including Will Podcasting Kill Radio, Using Podcasting in Secondary Schools and What’s Hot in Marketing Your Podcast. The hosts of 2 of Canada's most listened to podcasts - In Over Your Head and Galacticast - will be on hand to answer questions about replicating their success. These are just a sample of the 25+ sessions and panels being offered. A blog is updated almost daily with news about Podcamp Toronto. Sponsors include Scotiabank, the first Canadian bank to produce a podcast called The Money Clip and BabyTel, a voice-over IP company. Visit http://www.podcamptoronto.org for more information or to register for free for Podcamp Toronto. Media Contacts: Category: general -- posted at: 10:47 AM Comments[0] |
