Another Audio Post

November 18, 2009 | | Leave a Comment

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Sample Post with Audio

November 18, 2009 | | Leave a Comment

Hey there, here’s a post with an audio file in it.

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Hope it works.

This set of flash-based online tools provides high-level features without the trouble of downloading (or handing over money). With the exception of Picnik, few of these tools are replicated elsewhere. Many of the tools are for creating, editing or adding effects to graphics and photos.

Myna, an online audio editor allows direct recording from the desktop for clips up to one minute and ten-track editing. Myna provides fewer options than Audacity but is much easier to get started with.

http://aviary.com/

David Truss writes about using educational technology in the K-12 classroom. He produces both pedagogical and technical pieces from the K-12 point of view.

http://pairadimes.davidtruss.com/

This site is the organizing resource for a digital storytelling workshop presented by Alan Levine and Bryan Alexander. It includes tools, examples and explanations useful in teaching digital storytelling in a face-to-face or online classroom.

http://web2storytelling.wikispaces.com/Workshop

The Future of the Internet is a provocative book that can be used in whole or part to generate discussion on a number of issues. I disagree with many of Jonathan Zittrain’s conclusions but this eBook is reasonably well researched and comprehensive.

This specific hosting of The Future of the Internet uses the CommentPress theme for WordPress, making it possible to comment directly on each paragraph. This is my first example when showing instructors how CommentPress can be used for document or literature critique.

http://yupnet.org/zittrain/

Create a Blog Post

June 23, 2009 | | 1 Comment

Here is a short video explaining how to create a blog post.


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