iterating toward openness

pragmatism over zeal

1. Tom October 29th, 2005
   21:52 GMT

   This screencast is a must-see for anone who is new to this stuff, especially for teachers seeking new ways to reach students. I loved that the podcast of the quantum physics lecture was on the top 100 podcasts list. People are curious. One more thing: this screencast didn’t work for me in Firefox, so you may have to use something else.
2. Christopher Sessums October 31st, 2005
   11:14 GMT

   This indeed a marvelous screencast for educators new to teaching & learning via technology. Thank you for posting it.
3. Jean-Claude Bradley October 31st, 2005
   15:42 GMT

   Thanks for letting me know about the Firefox issue – we’ll fix this shortly.
4. Bill Mulvey November 4th, 2005
   6:15 GMT

   I’m interested in using screencasting for teaching in my library. Being new to this technology I am unable to get this “must see” to play. Do I need any special hardware/software? What little I’ve seen has me thinking of the endless possibilities for engaging students…………… Thanks for the help!
5. Jean-Claude Bradley November 8th, 2005
   4:30 GMT

   Could you please let me know what browser and OS you are using? On my PC using IE or Firefox I have no problems. Maybe try updating your Flash at http://www.macromedia.com

   For Powerpoint presentations, audio and a webcast see:
   http://tinyurl.com/8ubrt
   OR
   http://drexel-coas-talks-mp3-podcast.blogspot.com/2005/10/villanova-panel-on-rss-in-education.html
6. iterating toward openness - Great Screencast on Screen/Podcasts in Education | Tom's Two Cents February 1st, 2009
   10:00 GMT

   [...] was borrowed from David Wiley’s site, iterating toward openness – Great Screencast on Screen/Podcasts in Education: “I never thought I’d see a screencast in a screencast, but that is just what I got [...]

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