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June 12, 2006
How to Podcast Workshop Resources
Our first How to Podcast Workshop was well received with nearly all participants giving it a 'thumbs up' on the 'thumbOmeter' at the end and several staying after to discuss their ideas for implementation.
Based on such strong interest, we'll schedule another half day introductory course for late July and will run a more advanced session covering Organisational Applications, Quality Recording, and Marketing later that same day as a follow up to the workshop last Friday and open to all who have the basics of Finding, Subscribing, Creating, and Publishing.
Limited spaces in these can be reserved now by sending an email to seriouslymobile.
Many were interested in the Capital One example I mentioned, you can read an article about their success with Podcasting here, and download the slides presented by Capital One at conferences.
Here are some great ideas to Market Podcasts gathered by Matt O'Neill of Activ-Media.
Here are 8 Rules of Podcasting to get you started thinking about how to create good ones!
Additional learning resources on Creating Quality Podcasts and the video overview of how the BBC is using Blogs, Podcasts and Wikis which is being created with Seriously Mobile Series sponsor Datmedia will be posted here soon. You can view a demo of Datpresenter streaming video to a mobile phone at our first event here, or access the full event archive with presentations focussed on the needs of mobile workers here.
Happy Podcasting!
Posted by Ron Edwards at June 12, 2006 09:15 AM
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I wanted to take a moment and share with you and your readers a conference I attended Wednesday.
I had the pleasure of listening to a group of ladies and gentlemen speak about what LMA, LMS, LMC and Hot Lava had affored them the opportunties to do.
I learned about ‘Chunking content into appropriate Nuggest for m-Learning.’ I found out there is a Mobile Content Developer Certification program in the works out of Singapore, that was very much interesting.
Listened to a sharp gentleman from Mem-Cards Corporation was there speaking on that product and how it was using LMA and Mobile Learning to get their product out to people. You can visit www.mem-cards.com and click on ’suggested uses for Mem-cards’ under ‘corporate programs’ to see what is available. We were given a sample of a set of cards they did for Club Med, using CM’s color scheme. What a great personal coaching tool these little cards are.
Heard a gentleman spoke about ‘Using LMA in solutions on higher education & capturing feedback.’ Speaking in relation to the University level and how these students were using their Razor phones, or even Ipods to help with their continued education.
And a very fascinating individual from Naois spoke about IMELS (Integrated Education and Learning System) enabling the disabled access, via mobile technology, the educational content they might need to become more independent. Did you know that 6.4M students are in some way utilizing some form of Assistive technology? These individuals have physical, cognitive, and speech disabilities.
60% of disabled students never use a computer, verses 25% of non-disabled students. 9:1 student have computers in urban areas. Less than 10% of disabled students have internet access (38%).
Also, the potential for this technology to be used in the Restaurant world to train new employees, or retrain old employees. It’s not just the Restaurant world, what of the Service area, HVAC service Techs, or even Auto mechanics. Tracking of inventory, performance evaluations, etc.
This is some pretty amazing stuff.
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at June 30, 2006 10:03 PM
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