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THATPodcast Episode 2: Introducing Omeka

February 25th, 2008 · No Comments

Jeremy and Dave are at it again. This time on THATPodcast they give us a video introduction to Omeka. Sticking with their two-segment format, the first half of the show features a discussion (in part by me) of the aims and values that underlie Omeka. The second half features a very helpful […]

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Tags: Audio · Digital Humanities · Omeka · Tools · Video

THAT Podcast

January 25th, 2008 · No Comments

I just finished watching the inaugural episode of THAT Podcast (”The Humanities and Technology Podcast”), the new video podcast from CHNM creative lead, Jeremy Boggs and CHNM web developer, Dave Lester. Wow. Considering Jeremy and Dave’s technical chops, I wasn’t surprised at the excellent production values. I guess I shouldn’t have been […]

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Tags: Audio · Blogs · Digital Humanities · Video

Digital Campus Update

November 7th, 2007 · No Comments

The Digital Campus podcast rolls on. In recent episodes Dan, Mills and I discuss how to stay productive in a world of constant digital distractions; the pros and cons of moderated listservs vs. less mediated forms of scholarly communication such as blogs and social networking sites; the proper relationship between a museum’s virtual and […]

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Tags: Audio · Digital Humanities · Friends

History Conversations

September 21st, 2007 · No Comments

Well, nearly four months after it launched, I have finally managed to record and post the first real episode of History Conversations, this blog’s sister podcast. Episode 1 kicks off with a conversation with Peter Liebhold, Chair and Curator of the Division of Work and Industry at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. […]

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Tags: Audio · Museums · Public History

Podcast Roundup

June 14th, 2007 · 1 Comment

I haven’t mentioned our Digital Campus podcast since Episode 2 in March, but Mills, Dan and I are still going strong. In my opinion, the last few shows have been among our best, featuring guests Jeremy Boggs and Bill Turkel in Episode 6 and Episode 7 respectively and an extended discussion of training for […]

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Tags: Audio · Digital Humanities · Mozilla