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I just read some interesting iHistory post that reflected that whilst much of our new technology gathers half-formed thoughts, putting pen to paper still helps to finish things off. Some of my colleagues roll their eyes when I talk about podcasting but I think that the team at Eaglehawk SC are on the right path ( Read more... )

Bill Kerr recently discussed the significance of podcasting, reflecting on its position compared to blogging. I was distracted by the the end of his article that discussed how audio podcast files can be searched with an index automatically generated with podscope and podzinger software.

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It was fascinating listening to podcast files on the train with my MP3 recorder whilst I was working as a Melbourne Commonwealth Games volunteer. I notice that they have an RSS feed with a collection of M2006 podcasts about the games, Melbourne attractions and events. BigPond also published a collection of sample broadband M2006 video clips. If you ( Read more... )

My little MP3 player is seeing some use on the long train rides to and from the city. Like my trip last month, I loaded it with some podcasts of cool science and radio shows that I have been meaning to catch up on. At least if something interesting was missed, I could easily pause the player, wind back and replay the section ( Read more... )

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Had a good meeting today with Bill and Tony. Gosh, these guys both know so much and have oodles of energy. We discussed many things to do with the ASISTM grant and I agreed to start work on a monthly podcast, drawing upon all the talents of our cluster. I had blogged some experiences of doing this once before with creative commons sharing on ( Read more... )

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