In part#2 of our discussion with Miguel Guhlin and Wesley Fryer we get our guests thoughts on webcasting itself as well as practical steps edtech practitioners can take to effect positive change. In a record setting post-show, the EdTeechTalk gang gives rapid birth to yet another member of the family - NewMediaTeaching.Net

This was a great discussion with Miguel Guhlin and Wesley Fryer. We started out talking about DOPA and concerns about social networking in the classroom and then moved on issues like professional development and the politics of EdTech..  Part#2 uploading soon...

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EdTechTalk#48 - 1 year anniversary and Back to Basics show
June 4, 2006

Our 1 year anniversary show. For the first 20 minutes we do a review of the year that was in the industry and in our show. And then the last half an hour was spent doing another back to basics episode. Wanna start using edtech? It's all here... well... alot of it.

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EdTechTalk#47
May 28, 2006

A special episode dealing with the o'reilly web 2.0 conference debate. We were fortunate to have been joined by Doug Symington, Tom Raftery (THE [email protected] GUY) and Harold Jarche who all gave their 2 cents on the issue. I must say, holding down the fort without Jeff is not nearly as fun as having him around. This is an important issue I think... and one we'll probably see again. Several representatives of O'reilly.net were contacted and offered a spot on the show. John Battell replied, but said family committments would not allow him to join us. (I'd like to apologize to Tom for getting his name wrong 18 times during the show... hee hee. oops.)

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EdTechTalk#46
May 21, 2006

A special interview with Will Richardson. We talked about his book. Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms We also talked about many of the challenges facing teachers who are trying to use these tools. Conversation wandered over many related topics... Will's always a good interview.