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Students at Frankley High have returned to their experiment with podcasting which I was helping to support last year. It’s taken a while to get back but we’re hoping to create a learning group where those who worked with us last year begin to show the teachers how to use the kit.
We also went [...]
Please read this sobering but accurate post from Gia Milinovich after her first visit to TED – the place where the currency is quality ideas, focussed leaders, ambition for change worth working for.
Stephen Fry starts podcasting. What a voice. What a mind.
The stories of Birmingham City Council’s failure to establish a relaible system for paying it’s bills has made number one on computer weekly.com. The site makes a podcast each week from it’s 5 most popular stories. Our blessed financial frippery made number one slot. Link to the site is a touch [...]
Techcrunch has some guestimates from eMarketeer that reckon the number of active podcast consumers in America was 6.5 million last year (who yielded advertising worth $165 million) and will grow to 25 milion in 2012. Now the bold use of future numbers (licked finger in air) is why I’ve always struggled with a business [...]
I thoroughly enjoyed PodcampUK at the beginning of this month, but the session which I found most helpful was from Joe Dale. Joe teaches French at a Middle School on the Isle of Wight and what caught my interest were his blog rules.
They help manage the tricky problem of comments, which really motivate pupils [...]
Podnosh blog is written by Nick Booth, a television and radio documentary maker turned social media doer, teacher and consultant.
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