Thing #21 Podcasts You don’t need an iPod! (Week 9 Podcasts, Video & Downloadable Audio )

I found this feed a could help on the blog I am building as well helping me learn about podcasting.
I added it to my Google Reader. It would be nice to find something like this for each area.

http://homepage.mac.com/deyestone/meet/code.xml

http://www.digitales.us/ Stories made up by elementary students

http://feeds.feedburner.com/K12online07video

http://www.loc.gov/rss/cataloging/lists.xml

DreamExtreme - 6th grade pod casts like a News cast on student info... movies, book review, and more.
http://davidcosand.hipcast.com/deluge/07ebc6a4-9061-f7a7-8abb-03ccfd3edc45.mp3

I found a lot of neat things on many many sites. One problem I see. Or maybe I should say Don't see... When I am listening to audio podcasts I find I loose focus of what is being said. When they add pictures or video then I am focused. Same thing I found when I study the Bible online. I stay focused with the words in front of me as they read the scriptures. Other wise, in one ear and out the other. Something to think about with students.

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Just in case someone is interested here are the various sites I listen to the Bible from... Goes with this class. I have been using these sites for years to hear the Bible. Now I am learning how to do them. amazing technology.
http://www.biblegateway.com/
http://bible.cc/ -
http://bible.crosswalk.com/ this one has podcasts and videos

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How can I be productive? Let me count the ways - Tells about many, many Document Sites. Less known than Google Docs and Zoho. May want to check it out.
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