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The Welcome Back Podcast
Welcome to bobCast #20 This is the Welcome back podcast for Friday August 25, 2006.
The first Duty Day for Fall semester 2006 was at the Omni Auditorium on North Campus. There were a lot of tables setup and people were presenting the things they were doing at the college. This was done last year and it seems that it was an even bigger success this year.
Of course, Instructional technology was there and we had several tables set up showing the things we are doing to incorporate technology into the classrooms of Broward Community College.
Sharon Rifkin and company had a table showing off their E- Learning Group program.
Included in their demo was WebCt lite and the new WebCt version 6.
Mary Diaz was promoting The Mentor&Mentee Project. This is a project where faculty work with faculty to complete a project allowing them to bring one of the technologies into their classroom.
We had the bobCast booth setup and we had several people stop by to say hello. I attempted to record all these folks but I was unable to get my equipment to work so I am going to do the best I can to remember what they had to say.
The first to drop by was the lovely Kate LeGrand.
Kate was followed by Terri Hayes.
We had a visit from Neil Linger
Pam Kull stopped by.
A member of the South Campus OST Faculty .... Husan Abbasi
Several others stooped by but we too shy to say anything on the record.
Tech Events for the Fall Semester on developing podcasts for the classroom:
We have several Podcasting workshops scheduled for the Fall Semester at BCC.
Beginning Podcasting
Description: This is the first of three workshops on podcasting. Faculty will learn the fundamentals of podcasting, including locating and subscribing to educational podcasts, outlining presentations, and scripting.
Presenters: Robert Buford & David Shulman
Workshop Date: 09/08/06
Time 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Central Campus
Bldg/Room 9/ 102
Pre-Approved Hours 2.00 Professional Development Credit
Intermediate Podcasting
Description: In this second of three podcasting workshops, faculty will move from the beginning level into the intermediate stage of recording podcasts with hardware and software tools. Use of microphones, headphones, & audio file editing will be covered.
Presenters: Robert Buford & David Shulman
Workshop Date 10/06/06
Time 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Central Campus
Bldg/Room 9/ 102
Pre-Approved Hours 2.00 Professional Development Credit
Advanced Podcasting
Description: In this final, advanced podcasting workshop, faculty will also learn to use application software to create feeds for publicizing and publishing their podcasts. Faculty will also be introduced to video podcasting.
Presenters Robert Buford & David Shulman
Workshop Date 11/03/06
Time 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Campus Central
Bldg/Room 17/ 219
Pre-Approved Hours 2.00 Professional Development Credit
Advanced Video Podcasting
Description: This is an advanced workshop that requires faculty comfort with basic video techniques and podcasting. Special topics will enable faculty to create, edit, and publish educational video podcasts.
Presenters: Robert Buford & David Shulman
Workshop Date: 12/05/06
Start Time : 1:00 PM To 3:00 PM
Central Campus
Bldg/Room 17/ 219
Pre-Approved Hours: 2.00 Professional Development Credit
Podcasting Resources:
http://www.Lynda.com ...instructional resource website
Movies on Technology
In-depth online instruction
Can be subscribed to Monthly or Yearly
DVDs can be purchased for each on-line workshop/demo
The TWIT Podcasting Network ... radio for geeks
Nine different podcasts about technology presented by Leo Laporate
Some of the ones that I listen to or watch are:
This Week In Tech ... News from the world of technology
Security Now ... Now to improve youe computer security
Inside the NET ... what is happening on the internet
Daily Giz Wiz ... all types of techno gadgets
Mac Break ... Podcast about the macintoshcomputer
Musical Selection
The closing music for today's bobCast is by Mark Heimonen ... entitled "Celebration". This songs as well as all the music on the bobCast can be found at http://music.podshow.com. This is a part of the Podshow Network. If you haven't checked it out yet, you should give it a try. These songs are not that expensive, and most of the money that you pay (if not all) goes to the artist and not some large music company.
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Thursday, August 31, 2006
Sunday, August 20, 2006
bobCast #19 A Mid-Summer Night's bobCast
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In this bobCast, I talk about setting up of two roundtable podcasts, and introduce the newest podcast in town known as the "ToddCast".
The ToddCast
This podcast is produced and presented by Dr. Todd Westerfeld of the Student Affairs Department on Broward Community College's South Campus. Todd covers events that come under area of Students Affairs which includes some of the workshops to help improve student performance. The ToddCast can be accessed at http:www.broward.edu/~twesterf/podcasts . Check out this podcast and drop us an email and let us know what you think of the new show or even the old show for that matter. You can reach me at rbuford@broward.edu and Todd at twestf@broward.edu .
Roundtable Discussions
The Broward County Library approached me a few weeks back about creating a podcast on a couple of events they were having at the South Campus. The first of these was Roundtable discussion on Terrorism and the second was Roundtable on Fatherhood in different cultures. The first event was to be held in the "Mass-media Room" of the Library and the second was to be held in what we refer to as the "South Campus Theater" also known as the Teaching Auditorium by some of the old timers at the campus.
I learned several things about location recording from working on these programs. One was do not assume that your recording equipment will interface with the house systems without a good deal of trial and error, and one has to check out the scene and the equipment in person to make sure that things will go as planned. You might think that any old idiot would know such things, but I soon discovered that I was somehow a special type of idiot when I found myself running around trying to get things to work at the last minute.
At any rate, things did work out and the events were posted to the web at there own website. You can link to the podcasts at http:www.broward.edu/~rbuford/podcasts/roundtables . This was the first podcast to be posted to our new podcast webserver which was funded by a grant from SPD this past year. I would like to thank the folks in the Information Technology Department for their help and support in getting us up and running. We will be gearing up for several workshops this next year on how to create your own audio podcast and/or video podcast and upload it to the new server.
Music Featured On This Podcast
The music on this podcast was by a group know as 20-2-12 and featured a very talented young lady named Nina Black. You can checkout more of Nina's music at her website http://www.ninablackmusic.com/. Nina not only sings but writes music as well. We are very glad to have her talents on our podcast.
Next bobCast
Our next bobCast will be on opening day at the Omni on North Campus on August 17,2006. Be sure to drop by the Podcast Group Table and be a part of the next bobCast.
In this bobCast, I talk about setting up of two roundtable podcasts, and introduce the newest podcast in town known as the "ToddCast".
The ToddCast
This podcast is produced and presented by Dr. Todd Westerfeld of the Student Affairs Department on Broward Community College's South Campus. Todd covers events that come under area of Students Affairs which includes some of the workshops to help improve student performance. The ToddCast can be accessed at http:www.broward.edu/~twesterf/podcasts . Check out this podcast and drop us an email and let us know what you think of the new show or even the old show for that matter. You can reach me at rbuford@broward.edu and Todd at twestf@broward.edu .
Roundtable Discussions
The Broward County Library approached me a few weeks back about creating a podcast on a couple of events they were having at the South Campus. The first of these was Roundtable discussion on Terrorism and the second was Roundtable on Fatherhood in different cultures. The first event was to be held in the "Mass-media Room" of the Library and the second was to be held in what we refer to as the "South Campus Theater" also known as the Teaching Auditorium by some of the old timers at the campus.
I learned several things about location recording from working on these programs. One was do not assume that your recording equipment will interface with the house systems without a good deal of trial and error, and one has to check out the scene and the equipment in person to make sure that things will go as planned. You might think that any old idiot would know such things, but I soon discovered that I was somehow a special type of idiot when I found myself running around trying to get things to work at the last minute.
At any rate, things did work out and the events were posted to the web at there own website. You can link to the podcasts at http:www.broward.edu/~rbuford/podcasts/roundtables . This was the first podcast to be posted to our new podcast webserver which was funded by a grant from SPD this past year. I would like to thank the folks in the Information Technology Department for their help and support in getting us up and running. We will be gearing up for several workshops this next year on how to create your own audio podcast and/or video podcast and upload it to the new server.
Music Featured On This Podcast
The music on this podcast was by a group know as 20-2-12 and featured a very talented young lady named Nina Black. You can checkout more of Nina's music at her website http://www.ninablackmusic.com/. Nina not only sings but writes music as well. We are very glad to have her talents on our podcast.
Next bobCast
Our next bobCast will be on opening day at the Omni on North Campus on August 17,2006. Be sure to drop by the Podcast Group Table and be a part of the next bobCast.
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