Phonecasting with ipadio « Douchy’s Weblog. It has never been easier to have your students make a podcast and publish it to the Internet. I’ve been looking for something like ipadio since Utterli discontinued its support for Australian phone numbers around this time last year. The ipadio service allows a student to pick up any telephone and record their phonecast (or “phlog”) directly to the web. Best of all, its completely free. Even the call is to a freecall 1800 number! Ipadio works seamlessly, too. The best way to set this up is to first create a class blog (I use WordPress – but you could alternatively use Posterous, LiveJournal or Blogger). That’s really all there is to it! Obviously there is no easy way to edit your recording or add jingles and sound effects in post production (because there is no post-production!)
Lively e-learning - An interview with Cathy Moore. "A Renaissance of Audio: Podcasting approaches for learning on campus and beyond" The European Journal of Open, Distance and E-Learning – EURODL is an electronic, multi-media journal on distance and e-learning distributed on the Internet. It publishes the accounts of research, development and teaching for Europe in its most inclusive definition, exploring the potential of electronic publishing.
EURODL presents scholarly work and solid information about open, distance and e-learning, education through telematics, multimedia, on-line learning and co-operation. We are delighted to inform that the EDEN Executive Committee assigned Dr. Ulrich Bernath, Chair of the "Foundation for Research in Open and Distance Learning", Senior Fellow of EDEN, as Chief Editor of EURODL. Dr. EDEN is pleased to inform that, an Agreement is now signed between EDEN, as owner of EURODL and the Versita/De Gruyter Open company, providing publishing services for over 400 journals. Current issue. Podcasts: Changing the Face of e-Learning. E-learning insights. Levelator software. As of the end of 2012, the Levelator is no longer supported or being updated by The Conversations Network. We have therefore stopped accepting donations. Please continue to download and use the most-recent versions. Windows Requires Windows XP, Vista or 7 Download The Levelator® for Windows (version 2.1.1) Latest build: 4261 Download previous versions: Requires OS X 10.4 (Tiger) or later Tested with OS X 10.7 (Lion) Universal binary (PowerPC and Intel native support) Download The Levelator® for OS X (version 2.1.1) Latest build: 4261 Download previous versions: Linux Built and tested on Ubuntu (Feisty Faun) Requires Python 2.5 and wxPython Download The Levelator® for Ubuntu Feisty Faun (Python 2.5) Will NOT work with Ubuntu Edgy Eft or Python 2.4 Latest build: 1893 (relelase 1.3.0) Support, Bugs and Updates Upgrading from Previous Versions Simply install the new version.
Change History The Levelator® change history is documented here. What is The Levelator®? Do you believe in magic? XplanaZine. Casting the Net Podcast. Beginner's Guide to Podcast Creation. Beginner’s Guide to Podcast Creation By Kirk McElhearn ● Monday, July 11, 2005 Ever since Apple’s release of iTunes 4.9 with built-in support for podcasting, hundreds of thousands of people have discovered the wide range of free audio programs now available as podcasts. While most will be content only to listen to podcasts, some - perhaps including you - may be ready to create their own radio-style programs. After all, distribution through iTunes is now easy, and subscriptions are the only thing separating listeners from your thoughts and ideas.
Creating podcasts isn’t simple, but it’s not too hard, either. First Things First: The Plan Amazingly enough, this first step is the one many podcasters skip: develop a plan. Next Up: The Gear You won’t need much hardware to record a podcast: typically, you’ll start with a Mac or PC computer with a recent version of either Windows or Mac OS X; Windows XP or Mac OS X 10.3 or later are recommended. Recording Software Converting Your Podcast.