Tim Holt's Blog – September 2007 Archive (8)

The answer is here:

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Click on "Technology in the Fine Arts: Music Making"


I hope that this might stimulate a larger discussion.

Enjoy.
Tim

Analog vs. Digital Schools

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Pretty much says it all.

T

I wrote a blog entry about the business of education. Here is the beginning:

We live in interesting times.

If you have been around for as long as I have, you can remember vinyl records, 8 tracks, and cassette decks. You may even have about 25

Disney movies on VHS and are wondering if you should upgrade to DVD

since all of them are now on the iTunes music store. Still have that

film…

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Hi everyone!



I gave a presentation to the membership of the Texas Distance Learning Association (Far West Area) meeting, September 13, 2007.

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I have posted the podcast that was made last week on "Technology Where You Are."

As you may recall, this was an experiment with Skypecasting.

Four participants took part.

Places:
Australia, Kansas, Texas

The podcast is 48 minutes and pretty interesting.

Here it is:

Enjoy,
Tim

I have recently posted two podcast on my Bytespeed website regarding El Paso Texas' attempt to create a public wifi network.



I spoke with two of the major players, who discuss how EL Paso is doing it, what are the obstacles, and how they plan to over come them.



The El Paso project is interesting because it differs from most public wifi projects in a number of significant ways.



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Last November I began my Byte Speed website,

I had never blogged before. I had never podcast before. But I wanted to show my team that if I could set up an ed tech website, anyone could.



So I started. And, even though I have no idea who reads me, or how many people visit a particular post ( a peculiarity of the program iWeb I am afraid, not the unwillingness of the author) I have, I think, put together at least a moderatly interesting site.



So tonight, I posted another… Continue

Steve Hargadon and I had a very nice conversation about Classroom 2.0.
Of course, it became a podcast.

Here it is:


Steve Hargedon and Classroom 2.0

I hope you enjoy.
Tim