Podcamp NYC in 60 Seconds
April 11, 2007
A single shot (with a single cut to shorten) through the exhibit floor ends with a quick micro-interview.
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[...] I spent most of the time walking around the exhibit tables, and in a 60 second video tried to capture a little but of this wonderful event, offering an opportunity to talk with friends and colleagues, and attending a couple sesssions too. The first was a session by Peter Yanke, Vivian Vasquez, and Kathy King on the uses of podcasting in education, providing a good overview of tools, techniques, and challenges, especially in terms of using podcasting beyond delivering lectues, but as part of instruction and homework. You can learn more about this at Podcast for Teachers, a site and podcast providing professional development for teachers with resources, news, interviews and commentary on podcasting and related technology. [...]
How fun, I love the tags.
Just found your site from Podcamp Philly page. Bummed that I couldn’t make this event but I’m planning on making the Philly one in September.