Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts

Thursday, June 20, 2013

EdCeptional #45



It may be summer, but EdCeptional is still going strong.  Join us for episode #45 at http://edreach.us/edceptional



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Friday, February 15, 2013

Podcastomatic


Have you ever wanted to listen to a blog post instead of read it?  Podcastomatic does just that.  It takes a standard RSS feed and uses Text to Speech and turns it into a podcast.  In fact if you are interested in receiving this blog in podcast for you can subscribe to this link - Podcastomatic RSS Feed or subscribe to it in iTunes - Podcastomatic iTunes Feed.  You can do this for any blog you follow.

Podcstomatic is light on features.  It has one voice (my ear says it's Alex), and one speed.  If this site continues I would hope they would expand the choices.  I do have to say the conversion is extremely quick and easy to do.

Thanks to Lifehacker for sharing!



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Monday, October 17, 2011

INData Project & Podcast



Jeremy posted recently about using podcasts to Listen & Learn, and I found at least one that I had not hear of before.  Wade Wingler (@indataproject) hosts a weekly podcast about AT, answering questions & interviewing leaders in the field.  This podcast has become one of my favorites!

Wade always starts off the podcast reviewing a ton of AT news and products, and there is so much that I learn just for those few short minutes.  He typically answers a few questions and does an interview.  One of the most recent was with Claudio Guigliemma of the Lucy Environment project.  A project whose aim is to create an accessible computer environment available anywhere you use a computer (based in the cloud), what a fantastic idea!!!

There is tons more information shared on the blog - http://blog.eastersealstech.com - so make sure you check that out too!  You can download the Assistive Technology Update from the blog or via iTunes.

Patrick


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