Lynn Marentette's blogs in podcast format, via Odiogo
Human-World Interaction, Multimedia, and Emerging Technologies
Technology-Supported Human-World Interaction: The posts on this blog reflect what I've been discovering during my mid-life return to higher-education studies. The topics in this blog include technologies that support human-world interaction on and off the desktop: ubiquitous and pervasive computing, human-computer-interaction, collaborative technologies, info-viz, usability, and interaction design. I sometimes post examples of things I've nominated for the "usability hall of shame".
Interactive Multimedia Technology: This blog focuses on topics such as games in education, serious games, interactive multimedia applications for prevention and intervention, such as health promotion, stress management, and mental health, and exploring new ways that interactive multimedia can support efficiency in learning, cognition, and communication. This includes multi-touch technology on displays of all sizes.
TechPsych: The posts on this blog are geared for psychologists, special educators, media specialists, educational technologists, teachers, speech and language therapists, and others who work in education or related fields. I look at ways that technology can be used to support important efforts in the schools, such as Universal Design for Learning, Response to Intervention, Positive Behavior Supports, and health promotion. I also touch on assistive technology, the use of technology in psychology, counseling, and related fields.
Here are links to the podcast feeds for my blogs, courtesy of Odiogo:
Technology-Supported Human-World Interaction
Interactive Multimedia Technology
This should be great for those of you who like to listen to podcasts. Odiogo uses a nearly-human sounding speech system. What you'll hear is a male voice. I guess I should find out if the settings can be changed!
Update: I still haven't found out how to change the settings.
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The beauty of Web 2.0!
Cathy,
I'm glad we've had the opportunity to share information. I'd like to see your chapter when you have it completed.
We live in the "Information Age", but it is increasingly difficult to keep up and manage everything we'd like to know using traditional methods.
Three to four years ago, I relied on half-read journals, handouts from conferences, print-outs from on-line articles, and trips to the library to find what I needed. My home file cabinet was ready to explode.
I couldn't find what I was looking for half of the time. You really can't do a quick "search" through a file cabinet, even if it is half-way organized.
Now my blogs are my file cabinets, and I don't mind sharing them.
With Web 2.0, there
Please take a moment and visit my other blogs!
Interactive Multimedia Technology Technology-Supported Human-World InteractionGreat resources, Lynn. Thank you!