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From Steve Brooks at edugadget.com:
“podcasting tools are quickly evolving

What:Podcasting tools are evolving quickly and it may be time to stop panicking and start embracing it. I wrote about podcasting 42 days ago and basically said the tools weren’t easy enough to use for non-techies. That is changing quickly and will continue to change even more in the near future. Here are some developments.”

			<p><a title="Auricle" href="http://www.bath.ac.uk/dacs/cdntl/pMachine/morriblog_more.php?id=381_0_4_0_M">link to website</a><br /> From Derek Morrison at Auricle<br /> &#8220;In previous Auricle articles I&#8217;ve alluded to the Internet and intranets as e-learning filling stations and, so, I thought it was time to engage with podcasting as one way of &#8216;filling up&#8217;. For this article I was particularly interested in tracking down podcasts and raw MP3 files with high production values. I know, there&#8217;s some real gems in amateur sites with access to limited production facilities or expertise, or in conference/presentation recordings, but some podcasts engage and involve because they have the listeners of the recording in mind and so &#8217;speak&#8217; to their particular audience&#8221;

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