Wednesday 26 October 2005 at 8:17 pm
Josie Fraser
EdTechUK has set up a
frappr edubloggers group map.
Frappr is an online tool that lets you map out the zip code where you live, work, vacation, or anything else! You can then share your unique URL with friends and find out where the rest of them live and work in relation to everyone else.
It would be even more fun if you could edit the shoutouts, mine is a bit of a mess.
Sunday 23 October 2005 at 9:21 pm
I've added a comment system to
Radio Sandaig using
HaloScan Commenting and Trackback
Seems pretty simple to set up, the
Radio Sandaig listings are parsed from the
rss feed using
MagpieRSS so it was easy to add the HaloScan stuff.
Wednesday 19 October 2005 at 09:43 am
Not Lucida Grandie, I was wondering about that.
I got rid of the dotted line between the columns too, and played about with the templates, not that it makes much difference but it beats doing whatever work it was I was going to do this morning.
Tuesday 18 October 2005 at 4:16 pm
Listening to Bob Sprankle's
Bit by Bit Podcast: 14 which is as usual full of good ideas.
I was comforted to hear him discuss the problem of children without access to the internet getting to hear the podcasts. It is easy to get the idea that other places are a lot btter connected than we are. I was excited to here a solution
send home an audio CD, great idea. I am going to burn a CD with the
Radio Sandaig podcasts for children at school to take home. We just sent some audio to our partner school in Holland, so the idea chimed with me. I think I'll include a bunch of podcasts from different school as examples to the Radio Sandaig team.
Tuesday 18 October 2005 at 08:25 am
I am also really starting to think about the
Naace Primary Conference Fri 25 & Sat 26 Nov 2005 where I am talking about podcasting. At the stage of thinking that just giving my
del.icio.us podcasting links would be more useful than anything else I could say.
There is now so much information out there about podcasting: back in May when I talked to the Glasgow Masterclass about blogs and podcasting there was about 5,020,000 google hits for podcasting. Today I got 32,000,000!
I am really looking forward to working out what I am going to say as it should help me figure out what I think about podcasting. The
Keepers poem for National Poetry Day blog and podcast we did the other week got more responses than anything we have done for a while, so I am pretty excited about podcasting at the moment.
