Podcast Recommendations-Do you have one?

[Cyndi Danner-Kuhn]

Teachers from the trenches:
The TECS 390 students listen to four Podcasts each week and reflect on what they have learned. Talk about staff development at it best!!! They choose three from this list below and then one of they find themselves. Could you make a suggestion or two for Podcasts they should make sure to listen to in the coming weeks. They access them mostly from iTunes, but I have included the websites as well just in case. Plus is is always handy to be able to get to the show notes.

Moving at the Speed of Creativity by Wesley Fryer Website: http://www.speedofcreativity.org

The TechTeacher by Brad Neissen Website: http://thetechteacher.libsyn.com

Driving Questions by Kevin Honeycutt Website: http://web.mac.com/khoneycuttessdack

KidCast by Dan Schmidt Website: http://www.intelligenic.com/blog

Connected Learning with David Warlick Website: http://davidwarlick.com/connectlearning

[Betty J Mick]

I also enjoyed Women of Web2. And I love Jan Brett. Thank you everyone for sharing all this with us. It makes this an awesome class to have access to so much!

[Marci Edgington]

Durff,
I listened to the Women of Web 2 podcast. I thought it was very good. Thank you for sharing!

[samccoy]

I recommend Jan Brett's website, http:www.janbrett.com.
Jan has a monthly "Hedgie-Gram", as she calls them.
http://urltea.com/1gwz
Very few authors have such child centered, teacher oriented website. She was a pioneer and continues to develop new online and real time venues for her work.

[Mathew Needleman]

Here's a good list of podcasts:
http://edcommunity.apple.com/ali/story.php?itemID=11850

[Cyndi Danner-Kuhn]

Ginger: Love your first one, i left a comment but hit the button by mistake before I edited typos, Please forgive!!!

Christine; I agree, I love November too, but sometimes his are not the best audio. and Vicki Davis is just amazing. I probably should add her to my required list to select from.

[Christine Southard]

I like Alan November (although sometimes the audio isn't the best), The SmartBoard Podcast, and Vicki Davis. Visit the edtech section of itunes podcasts.

[Ginger Lewman]

In addition to those above, I've got a few I like to listen to:

Ben Wilkoff's Discourse About Discourse
http://yongesonne.edublogs.org/

Paul Bogush's Turkey Crossing:
http://turkeycrossing.podomatic.com/

Steve Dembo's Teach42
http://www.teach42.com/

I've also got one that's, while growing, still in development stage and could use some feedback. If you don't mind this self-promotion:
GingerSnapz!
http://gingerl.podomatic.com/

[Cyndi Danner-Kuhn]

Never fail to amaze and inspire me!!! The teachers that share always teach this old dog a new trick or two and Durff, you are just incredible, I sure hope I get to meet you in person someday.

[Mathew Needleman]

I would recommend the following:
flickschool.com (currently down but should be back up soon)
techsavvygirlz.com
http://www.mpsomaha.org/willow/radio/

[jcalvert]

I try to catch the Kojo Namdi show every week. Though it's more tech related than edu-tech.
http://wamu.org/programs/kn/