Ed-Tech mailing list members,
Are you interested in learning more about Podcasting and some of the things happening with Podcasting here at UM? Come to the "Podcasting 101" workshop on Thursday, March 30, and see John Allen, Apple Computer, demonstrate the complete process of creating, publishing, accessing, and listening to a podcast. Here about iTunes U, a place for "Coursecasts" to be stored and accessed. Stay after the session to further discuss related issues.
There will be two sessions, one at 11:00 AM and one at 2:00 PM. To sign up, go to the http://www.snurl.com/podcasting101 web page. Here is the blurb on the IAC's Lunch and Learn Series page.
Podcasting 101John Allen
Apple Computer, Inc.Do you know what Podcasting is? If not, come to this workshop and find out. If so, come and learn what plans are being made to support Coursecasting (recording and distributing recordings of course sessions) at UM. John Allen, Apple Computer, Inc., will demonstrate the entire process of creating, posting, subscribing to, and listening to a voice recording. The session will last 75 minutes (one period) with lots of time for Q&A if you can stay longer. The same presentation will be presented in the morning and in the afternoon. This workshop is designed for faculty who are interested in learning about the Podcasting process, but it is open to anyone at UM who would like to know more about this exciting method of communication.Thursday, March 30, 2006
Two identical sessions: 11:00 am-12:15 pm; 2:00 pm-3:15 pm
Whitten University Center
Room 226 C/D (Flamingo Ballroom C/D)Registration is required. Use the On-Line Registration Form at http://www.miami.edu/podcasting101 to register.
Note that this is being set up by the IAC so that faculty can learn more about this new technique, but it is also open to staff and students.
Bill Vilberg
305-284-3949 (work); 786-218-3052 (cell); 305-255-9138 (home)
