Sorry about the technical difficulties in the live cast – here’s the whole thing!

This week’s links:

Tech fun:

Amazon Warehouse Deals

Vudu

Woot

Manage Twitter

Tweetdeck

Hootsuite

Evernote

Coding

Sunlight Foundation

LiveCode (and HyperCard)

SuperCard (and HyperCard)ift

Scratch

Blockly

IFTTT

David Dickens has a conversation with Dave Cormier, the 2012 CALI Conference for Law School Computing Thursday plenary speaker. Download here

Dave’s day job is the Manager of Web Communications and Innovations at the University of Prince Edward Island.  He is also well know as prime mover in the EdTechTalk community (http://www.edtechtalk.com/) and has been involved in such for quite a few years.  I find it hard to describe Dave in just a few sentences, though I have read, listened and watched his work for many years.  He is an explorer and fellow traveler in the ed tech space. He has a prolific presence and freely shares his ideas and insights in writings, videos and MOOCs.  Dave blogs at http://davecormier.com/.

We talked about lots of great tech news this week, from personal URL shorteners to the return of Ze Frank to DYI tech news magazines.

Links for this podcast:

YOURLS: Your Own URL Shortener

Shorten-It – an URL shortener that Elmer Masters is working on

Domainr – Worldwide domain search

Can Libya’s government bring down URL shortener bit.ly?

Ze Frank’s A Show

Woodstock Wire – great tech news source

Zite – create personalized magazines for mobile devices

A Baseline for Front-End Developers

Knockout for JavaScript

Enyo – framework for JavaScropt

Bound by Law – comic about copyright issues

iVerse Media Launches Library Initiative With ComicsPlus Library Edition

In this week’s LSTT, we talked about our favorite April Fool’s jokes, tech news, and CALI Con:

April Fools:

Google Maps 8-bit for NES

GMail Tap

On the more serious side, 3/31 was Word Backup Day.

We learned that we could make any printer AirPrint compatible.  Even on Unix.

And, of course, we discussed the 2012 CALI Conference.  You can find videos from older conferences here.

Catching up on all the latest tech news, including Apple’s latest publishing initiative.

This week’s links:

Ben Chapman’s Storify

eLangdell printing announcement

Apple no longer will replace glass under a 1-time policy

Making eBooks for Fun and No Profit

Writer2ePub

Calibre

InDesign

Other authoring apps

In this episode, we discussed the library tech exprience with special guests Susanna Leers and Ken Hirsh.

This week’s link:

Welcome to the post-digital world, an exhilarating return to civility – via Facebook and Lady Gaga

In this episode, we discussed the experience of technology as well as student engagement.  Special guest: John Mayer from CALI.

This week’s link:

Welcome to the post-digital world, an exhilarating return to civility – via Facebook and Lady Gaga

In this week’s episode, we reminded ourselves that legal professionals also Tweet (and use other social networking tools) well.

This week’s links:

Social Media Law Student (some good resources if not current)

Duty to Protect the Confidentiality of E-mail Communications with One’s Client

Amazon’s Kindle Fire Tablet Raises Potential Privacy Concerns

Amazon Silk FAQ

Defining “creepy tree house”

Check below for this week’s show on tech news.  Links from the show:

Arrington, Huffington, AOL, Editorial Integrity, and the Battle of Thermopylae

Michael Arrington Wars with AOL, Fired from Editorial Position

WikiLeaks Controversy Could Impact Newsgathering

FTC Publishes Final Guides Governing Endorsements, Testimonials

Ebook Services – Digital Comps

FileOpen

OverDrive

Law School Tech Talk returned on Monday, August 29, 2011 11:00 AM EDT with a back-to-school edition.  We spoke about what we saw during orientation this year, what we need to do, and what we anticipate as being the ongoing challenges for the new year.