Carole Hunter, Lynn Flynn and Janet Bucan are educational designers and learning media coordinators from Charles Sturt University. They joined Allan Carrington a learning designer from the University of Adelaide to become the ASCILITE2006 Podcast Team.
Little did any of them realize what an enriching personal experience the podcasting project would be. At the end of the conference they sat down to do yet another podcast episode but this time it was different. It was a personal sharing of reflections on the experience.
This honest and frank episode looks at such things as:
• Why did four educators volunteer to work 16 hours a day for 5 days straight?
• Why were they willing to leave their comfort zones and become educational journalists … with no prior training?
• What did they learn?
• What did this project mean to each of them?
• Where did all the passion come from?
• How come podcasting helped them put all the puzzle pieces together?
• How do you increase the number of people that will listen to these podcasts?
• How do you use these podcasts to increase the knowledge inheritance from educational conferences?
• How can they do a better job of podcasting future conferences?
Please add your comments here and we invite you to subscribe to these podcasts and experience some of the passion and knowledge construction from this great conference.
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