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Episode 18: Review of Dave Warlick's Keynote Address for the K12 Online Conference
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This is my critique of David Warlick's keynote address, which you can listen to here.
I thought I'd be really clever and videocast my review. In fact, I even wore a tie for the occasion. Everything went perfectly except for one small factor: I forgot to click on "Play" at the start of the session!
Fortunately, because I thought I might issue the review as a podcast as well, I recorded it separately with a higher quality microphone. You can hear the sound of the computer, and I haven't inserted any music or anything, so this is a really basic podcast, but I hope the content is interesting enough for you t forgive the lack of finesse. It lasts about 10 minutes.
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I thought I'd be really clever and videocast my review. In fact, I even wore a tie for the occasion. Everything went perfectly except for one small factor: I forgot to click on "Play" at the start of the session!
Fortunately, because I thought I might issue the review as a podcast as well, I recorded it separately with a higher quality microphone. You can hear the sound of the computer, and I haven't inserted any music or anything, so this is a really basic podcast, but I hope the content is interesting enough for you t forgive the lack of finesse. It lasts about 10 minutes.
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