Yep, I know a lot about “a lot of stuff” but there lies my problem; as Bill Watterson (Calvin & Hobbes) says:
The more you know, the harder it is to take decisive action. Once you become informed, you start seeing complexities and shades of gray. You realize that nothing is as clear and simple as [...]
Tag archives for podcasting
What Advice Would You Give?
Taking the stress out of talking about podcasting
After I posted on the stress of talking about podcasting – Zemina Hasham (Senior Director, Client Services for Elluminate) contacted me and “offered to meet up with me to better understand my presentation and share some ideas on how best to include these and minimize my stress!” So yesterday morning we meet up in her [...]
Tools of the Trade
Darren at Drape’s Take did an excellent post today on Why Every Teacher Should Have A Google Account. This is a list of basic tools that I recommend to lecturers:
Bookmarking
Definitely a bookmarking site is a must. It is so great to be able to bookmark a website online that you can then view [...]
The trials and tribulations of a podcaster
I often get asked how long it takes to create my podcasts. Well it all depends on the type of podcast I am creating; is it a video or an audio podcast. My video podcasts normally take considerable time because I like to put lots of images to go with the information whereas audio [...]
Beyond Text: Voice Online
This week has been full on networking with friends who had come to Perth for the WA Training Forum and meeting new people, one of which was Michael Coghlan. I have to say I am pleased that I had the opportunity to spend time with Michael – not only because he is a nice [...]

