D'Arcy Norman, PhD

By D'Arcy Norman

An occasionally-updated podcast, generally about learning technologies and innovation in teaching and learning practices in higher education.... more

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November 25, 2004Links - 2004-11-25
I babble a bit about Pachyderm, and then talk about a few of the interesting items to come over the wires. Grab a copy here
Links from today’s episode:
Pachyderm Project Weblog
Stand Up Eight: My First Podcast
Unmediated: How content aggregators change navigation and control of content
James Farmer: More Podcasting
James Farmer: Enterprise Blogging in Drupal
Open Artifact: Ending closed learning tools
James Farmer: 2004 Academic Weblog Awards
Flickr: SFMOMA Skylight
Auricle: Web page commentary as an educational tool?
Kathleen Gilroy: Blogosphere Data
Brian Lamb: WIKI Radio
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19h 24min
November 19, 20042004-11-19 Week in Review Podcast
Time for another brain dump. This time, I talk about the Pachyderm development process. listen in
Format of this podcast - not just barfing out links today - maybe next episode
Pachyderm development
Josh was in town for the week
VNC + Projector + couple of extra keyboards on USB
Spent much time on:
generation process
apollo integration
interface implementation - d2w
XCode really needs a “collaboration” mode - someone sets their XCode to be a “server” and other developers connect to it, and edit code (something like SubEthaEdit), and share a single project file. This would be much more efficient than just Subversion or CVS to sync changes
BBEdit 8 is really nice - and don’t forget to install the command line tools and set bbedit as the EDITOR so you can use it for Subversion or CVS commits instead of vi/emacs
EduPodcast Aggregator - could do the same thing in Bloglines, but this is more edutech-oriented
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8h 14min
November 12, 2004Podcast Links - 2004-11-12
Episode #4 of Links. I rant a bit about wiki spam, and babble about some of the more interesting items to come across my NetNewsWire subscriptions over the last couple of days. Full links to stuff I talked about today…
Cognitive & Logical Rationales for e-Learning Objects
Metadata Repositories Meet Semantics
RSS Enclosures are a fish with legs
Podcasting with Adam Curry
1000th Post - Weblog as Lego
International Journal of Web Based Communities
Blogs, Courseware and Control
Wired for Sound by the Miracle of Wikiphonics (Radio Free WIKI)
Audigone - History of Panic and Audion
James Farmer on Podcasting
Learning Objects: Toys or the Real Thing?
Weblogs@UPEI
Shaw Blocking Traffic?
SIMILE Project
John Dowdell on learning stuff on MP3 players
CBC Radio: Quirks & Quarks (show archives)
...more
18h 44min
November 08, 2004Learning Commons Links - 2004-11-08
The Links 2004-11-08 episode is now available. I added the Super Cheesy Intro, and tried recording using Audacity (after Snapz Pro X 2.0 refused to recognize my iSight camera/microphone). Levels are still messed up, and it’s essie as heck, but I’m still working on the process ;-)
Here are the links from today’s episode:
John Dehlin on IRC
Codebase: Lazy WOComponent Initialization
Codebase: Programatic WODisplayGroup
Edupodding
New Map of North America
Who owns metadata?
James Farmer returns!
The Tragedy of the Comments (signal vs. noise…)
Some thoughts on metadata (and audioblogging)
Internet as Distributed Cognition
Internet as Extended Memory
Steven Frank on QuickSilver
MacOSXHints - Dismissing QT Registration Dialog Remotely
Speech Assessment Tool
W3C Workshop on Metadata for Content Adaptation
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12h 3min
November 04, 2004 Podcast Links Episode 2 - Flickr
I just did another quick podcast recording, this time talking about one of my favorite online tools: Flickr. I babble on about the Tags interface, and some cool stuff that happened via Flickr.
Podcast is available here (or via the RSS feed for you podcatchers out there…)
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8min
November 03, 2004First Attempt at a Podcast
I just threw together a quick and dirty podcast using my iSight camera as a microphone, and a folder of flagged RSS posts as content. Talked for a few minutes about the links, and used Snapz Pro X 2.0 to record the works to disk. Extremely low production quality. Minimal content. Mostly done as an experiment to see if/how this all works. I may do
more podcasts/audioblog entries (heck, it was kinda fun, once I stopped being so darned self conscious about my voice ;-) ). I’m sure the levels are goofy, and I’m sure I’m not close enough to the mic. Sorry in advance ;-)
Grab the podcast here (or throw the RSS feed into iPodderX your podcasting app and get it automagically).
Links from today’s podcast:
Joshua’s Journal: Holding My Breath
Teaching and Developing Online: Implementing Podcast/Flickr/Wiki in the classroom.
EdTechPost: Application Profiles and the LOM Standard
Brian Lamb: Social Bookmarking
James Farmer: Smacked down by The Man
Blogsperiment: Blogs as process not solution
Portals and KM: Engaging Generations with Blogs and Social Networking
elearningpost: Why categorize?
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7min

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