Various Resources and Notes to Support Presentation
Podcast Presentation
These are my PowerPoints from my podcast presentation at West Coast MoodleMoot 2013, Portland, OR.
PowerPoints, 3 per page
PowerPoints, 6 per page
PowerPoints, 1 per page
Supporting Demonstrations
Get Rick's podcast from iTunes
Access Feed File in Firefox
Access Feed File in Chrome
Access Feed File in IE
Access Feed File in Safari
Adding RSS Block in Moodle
Putting your podcast on iTunes
Rick's "Videos, Videos, Videos" Webpage Example
Apple's Podcast Specification
You can find this, along with other information from Apple's Website.
Apple's "Podcast_Demo" feed (slightly modified):
http://www.rjerz.com/ise/workshops/Making_Podcasts/Apple_Example_Feed.xml
You can try putting (copy & paste) this URL into various software "aggregators."
Example of using Flash to direct a student to one podcast episode
Student, I have this video to help you understand how to log into Moodle.
(URL = http://www.rjerz.com/v/rjPlayer/rjPlayer.html?crs=rjmoodle&vid=3)
or, a diiferent approach, focusing on just the one video ...
Student, I have this video to help you understand how to log into Moodle.
(URL = http://www.rjerz.com/v/rjPlayer/rjPlayer.html?crs=rjmoodle&vids=3&vid=3)
Feed Editors (that Rick has used)
Feed EditorMy favorite feed editor for the PC. There may be better, but this is one that I found and have been using for awhile. It is also inexpensive.
FeedForAllMy favorite feed editor for the PC. There may be better, but this is one that I found and have been using for awhile. It is also inexpensive.
iTunes and XML Mapping
A graphic from Apple showing how XML data gets mapped to the podcast items on the Apple store.
Training Possibilities
Lynda.com training videos (these are quite good).
Adobe "classroom" series books.
Many other books from the library or bookstores.
Various methods for directing users to your podcasts.
Some of these are more automatic than others.