Stained glass, books, paintings and more....

Stained glass, books, paintings and more....
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Rock and/or roll...

My 60 Second Dog Story

Back in May 2005, I was intrigued by the 60 Second Story contest, a web site set up for people to share a digital story that was told in less than 60 seconds. Just for the fun of it, I collected some still photos of a very special dog (the Dalmation that drove out to Arizona with me in 1987), loaded them into iMovie, and published "Dominoe".



As a vodcasting test, I loaded the original QuickTime movie into OurMedia:
http://www.ourmedia.org/node/212974

and am going to test and see if a direct link to the QuickTime file will end up in my Feedburner podcast feed. You never know until you try!

Audio From Glendale Demo

Just to keep this podcast rolling along, here is another hour+ audio recording of today's presentation at Glendale Community College.

Listen Now [53:54, 12.3 Mb MP3]

And automagically, this is added to my Feedburner podcast feed:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/cogdogbloglab

Live at Glendale

They are really wowed now. WOW

This was a live demo done for Podcasting, Schodcasting at Glendale Community College. Johnny Cash was not here.

Listen how wowed they were (Actually this was a bit of audio grabbed from Monday's presentation at GateWay, I clicked the wrong button on the recorder ;-)

Audio Recording Demo at GateWay

This recording was made as a quick demo of recording audio with my $99 iRiver MP3 recorder, doing some quick editing in Audacity.

By posting the link here, in this Blogger site, it automatically becomes part of a podcast feed, since I have this blog connected to FeedBurner, which creates a podcast feed (see left side)

This quickr ecording demo with two participants speaking is only 40 seconds long (320k!):
Listen now!

Live At GateWay Community College!

I am doing the session today at GateWay Community College on Podcasting, Schmodcasting- What's All the Hype?. The audience is charged and they have various iPods in their hands...

I recorded the entire session as a one hour MP3 (27 Mb!):
Listen now!

Plenty of "umms"

How Does That Sound?

This is some preliminary set up for a series of podcast demos I am doing next week. You can find all about it on my WikiSpaces site: Podcasting, Schmodcasting- What's All The Hype?


I am dabbling here with adding a link to an audio file, and seeing how Blogger works for generating a podcast feed (with a little help from FeedBurner):

At the February 3, 2006 meeting of the Ocotillo Online Learning Group, Mike Ho from Paradise Valley gave an overview of how he started the podcasts for his Student Life Program:

Mike Ho: Student Life Podcasts at Paradise Valley (27 minutes)
Download audio [15.7 Mb MP3 audio]




One more thing! I need to insert this little bit of stuff to stake my claim for Odeo (more about that later):

My Odeo Channel (odeo/d5a25a79330eb1dd)