Art. Education. Technology.
My 44th podcast is a recording of my presentation on Creative Commons that I gave back in November. I included my presentation slides (Not PowerPoint – I made them in OpenOffice) as artwork in the mp3 file.
Show Notes:
Yahoo! Creative Commons Search
Oh, and don’t forget to put a pin in my Frappr Map!
My 38th podcast is a few days late, due to some technical difficulties. My computer feels better now.
My 36th podcast is, for a change, not about the Art Club.
After the book plug, I spend the rest of the podcast talking about my views and experiences with copying throughout my life. A lot of the skill I’ve acquired as an artist is due to the fact that I’ve copied a lot of the artists that came before me. That’s one of the reasons why Creative Commons licenses are so cool. Without giving up what we own, we let future generations learn by copying what we’ve done and building on it.
[EDIT: There seems to have been a problem with Ourmedia.org posting the audio file. I think it’s fixed now, though.]
My 35th podcast is a two-for-one deal – I recorded half of it yesterday, and the other half today.
I got some of the kids to start using Blog Meister while the rest of them worked on some altered books. I haven’t taken pictures yet, but I will.
My 33rd podcast’s audio is messed up, but I don’t know how to fix it. It isn’t normally full of pops like this, honest!
Every now and then (Ok, more often than that…) I feel the need to show off what my students can do. Recently I did a lesson with my 5th graders that involved making posters for the Red Cross. I uploaded several of them to my Flickr account, and thought I would dedicate a blog entry to them as well. Enjoy!
Oh, and don’t forget to donate to the Red Cross. The outpouring of funds has been wonderful, but they’re not done down there yet.
32 is just like 42, except there’s not as much of it.
Podcast Alley: Education Podcasts – C’mon, you know you want to vote for me … right?
30 is wordy, but I’ve summarized it below.
2. When adding anything, ask if it will support or get in the way of that content.
It sounds simple, but you’d be surprised how many things you can add to a page that you really shouldn’t add.
WebPagesThatSuck.com – a great site that teaches good web page design through bad design. They also have a book and a sequel.
Podcast Alley: Education Podcasts – C’mon, you know you want to vote for me … right?
Ok, so I did get lost on the way home today, but
I finally got my 27th podcast uploaded.
On to the sessions!
Session 1:
Session 2:
Crayola Dream Makers – Fred the bug says “hi.”
Session 3:
National Museum of the American Indian … I think I got the name wrong for this one when I was recording …
A different session:
I didn’t actually get to attend this session, but I got to see some cool sculptures that were made with clothes hangers, wood, elmer’s glue, and water based paint. (Step 1, Step 2, Step 3)
Podcast Alley: Education Podcasts – C’mon, you know you want to vote for me … right?
25th podcast! Only 75 more to go and I’ll be celebrating my 100th podcast!