Free, online webcasts from UC Berkeley
http://webcast.berkeley.edu/
If you're wondering how podcasts can be incorporated into your course site, check out the University of California-Berkeley webcast link above.
The site offers podcasts both for classes and for events that have occured on the campus.
You can download individual podcasts or subscribe using an RSS feed (to iTunes or other RSS scrape).
For the events, there are also video casts (vodcasts).
This site shows an appropriate use of media. The production values are modest and the media content is compressed to reasonable sizes.
The one shortcoming is the lack of text-transcripts of materials. There are still needs for academia to have access to much better speech to text translation software. IBM has completed research and is developing better speech recognition tools, including ViaScribe. Information about this development is available at: http://researchweb.watson.ibm.com/journal/sj/443/bain.html
If you're wondering how podcasts can be incorporated into your course site, check out the University of California-Berkeley webcast link above.
The site offers podcasts both for classes and for events that have occured on the campus.
You can download individual podcasts or subscribe using an RSS feed (to iTunes or other RSS scrape).
For the events, there are also video casts (vodcasts).
This site shows an appropriate use of media. The production values are modest and the media content is compressed to reasonable sizes.
The one shortcoming is the lack of text-transcripts of materials. There are still needs for academia to have access to much better speech to text translation software. IBM has completed research and is developing better speech recognition tools, including ViaScribe. Information about this development is available at: http://researchweb.watson.ibm.com/journal/sj/443/bain.html
posted by Technology Bites | 10:32 AM
1 Comments:
Thanks Steve. This was an excellent podcast on MIS! Joy
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