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 [Teacher Dude's Grill and BBQ] the wiki so far: Actually, I as loaded it from my ibook onto her mobile phone, which can play mp3s it suddenly occurred to me that this same phone could be used to create a similar podcast (with photos) about Thessaloniki.I know that I’ve mentioned this idea before in previous posts but I could now see how such a project could be done with equipment that many of my students carry with them, a mobile phone and then be transferred effortlessly to a PC where it could be turned into a podcast using readily available programmes which can either be download free from the internet or come with Windows as standard.

 [General Disarray] An entirely new Odeo: First off, it’s really no longer necessary to download podcasts directly to the hard drive, since they’ve basically perfected Flash-based playing and recording[*]. So rather than being subscribing to the podcast in iTunes and messing with automatic downloading, deleting, etc., you can just keep an eye on your Odeo inbox (you can subscribe to the feed if you want) and listen to everything online.

 [Hot From Silicon Valley] Chase Norlin, Founder, Pixsy.com at Under the... : Chase Norlin is in business development, has been involved in several ventures, and is a founder of Pixsy.com, an online search site for images and video. Chase founded ShareYourWorld Inc. in August, 1999 and built it into the largest user-generated digital image and video clearinghouse on the Internet.

 [Podtech.net] PodTech.net: Silicon Valley, Technology, & Media Podcast » Blog ...: When you think about that large audience, of folks that feel comfortable in the email environment”¦we looked at that and said, “Well, if our goal is really to bring RSS to the masses, isn’t that where the masses are?” How can we bring the idea of personally relevant content to them where they are? (Which is email, which is where they feel comfortable.) Ethan and my teams have worked really closely together to actually figure out “how do we do that” and “how do we make Yahoo Mail the place to consume RSS?”

 [Tinyscreenfuls.com] TinyScreenfuls.com: The podcast is coming back, BTW) has begun blogging again, over at a domain I used to blog at (anyone remember that?) and kept around for just such an occasion - GeekBlog.org. (EDIT: Oops.

[Linuxuser.thepodcastnetwork.com] ThePodcastNetwork :: The GNU/Linux User Show: idea to write a book about Podcasting in the GNU/Linux community. I don’t know much, but I figure by now I know as much as anyone else (well, except for Linc, Dan, Pat, and Allen) about this crazy podcasting thing so it’s time to immortalize some of it (the knowledge that is).

 [Speedofcreativity.org] Moving at the Speed of Creativity: There are many other fantastic educators featured on the showcase page, including one of my favorite podcasting teachers, Eric Langhorst of Liberty, Missouri, who produces the superb “Talking of History” podcast. Eric’s classroom website for his 8th grade American history students is one of the best I’ve ever seen.

 [Rss-specifications.com] Article Directory for RSS Related Articles: RSS for Business - While RSS was at one point only considered to be a means to deliver news headlines, RSS has quickly become a powerful medium to disseminate all kinds of information. As traditional marketers are attempting to rein in content delivery, measuring e-mail open rates, click-throughs and conversions, Internet users are fighting to gain control over the content they receive.

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