Last weekend was Australia’s first Podcamp, right here in Perth. It was pretty good with an engaging mix of tech, talk and interesting folks. I don’t have time to hunt down all the many, many blogposts and photos from Podcamp, but Simone van Hattem links to most of them in her blog, or else you can check Technorati or Flickr. I was intending to add audio to my presentation slides, but the audio didn’t quite eventuate. However, Stewart Greenhill did an excellent job capturing video of many of the Podcamp sessions, and so if anyone wants to hear the session on Podcasting in Education which was led by Sue Waters and I, here you go:
(Yes, I do use a lot of gestures!)
For those who prefer a static image, here’s one picture of me attempting a ‘Presentation 2.0’ style of slides mainly because I wanted to try something a bit different (but also to keep my co-presenter Sue happy):
I also rather like this photo, of white and black Macs at play:
(Photos by CW.)
PS Yes, it’s October 31st, but, no, most Australian don’t celebrate Halloween. However, if we did, I’d definitely give the most candy to anyone who knocked on my door who was geeky enough to be wearing this.
What can I say about the audio? For some reason the …. ipod is playing up with recording the audio. There must be a slight connection problem with it which makes it fail intermittently. Just happened to be when you talked not when I talked. 🙁
Pondering why everyone feels the need to keep Sue happy? Are they worried I will rant? Come on you felt good for doing it?
Very interesting. Natural speaker you are. I would so attend your lectures, you know… if I was still going to uni.
Which I will be… but err… you don’t teach speech pathology, do ya? Hee.