Listening to Webcasts After-the-Fact
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Subject: [ProfessionalDevelopment 1230] from Catherine, Listening to PD Webcasts after the fact
From: Taylor, Jackie jataylor at utk.edu
Date: Mon May 21 17:14:31 EDT 2007
Elizabeth or an EVO team member:
Would you please explain how those of us who were unable to attend the
various Webcasts scheduled to fall over the May 18-20 weekend can still
play them back, if at all? If the would-be listener didn't set things
up to somehow record them....is there an archive of these discussions
which we can access after the fact?
This is on my TO DO list of technical things to learn for myself! I
noticed Marian Thacher recommended a related podcast that I hope to now
listen to, after the fact. Thanks, Marian! It sounds great!
Catherine Green
Subject: [ProfessionalDevelopment 1231] Re: from Catherine, Listening to PD Webcasts after the fact
Date: Dafne dygonza at yahoo.com
From: Mon May 21 17:37:58 EDT 2007
Hi Jackie, Catherine and all,
The WiAOC was a total success. Stephen Downes, George
Siemens, Etienne Wenger, Barbara Ganley among other
keynote speakers and presenters, contributed to what I
would call a networked 21st Century event for PD. We
had the opportunity to listen to them live, but also
to interact with them while at the same time we were
trying a wide variety of web 2.0 tools.
Yes, the complete recordings (slides, text-chat,
voice, etc.) will be available soon on the event page.
For the time being, we only have the raw voice
recordings at http://webheadsinaction.org
It was an extremely intense 3-day journey, but it was
indeed a memorable event.
It is worth to take the time to listen to as many of
them as possible :-)
Elizabeth and I were at Tapped In as scheduled, but
unfortunately, nobody from this group showed up :-(
Cheers
Daf
