Here's a useful site for converting media files to different format.
http://www.mediaconverter.org/
Monday, May 25, 2009
'This Way Up'
This is a link to 'This Way Up' podcasts. This way up is a programme on New Zealand National Radion, Saturday's 12-2pm.
http://www.radionz.co.nz/podcasts/thiswayup.rss
Radio NZ - This Way Up with Simon Morton
This Way Up is a weekly two-hour radio show broadcast on Radio New Zealand National Saturdays from 12pm-2pm - it explores the things we use and consume.
Things we use and consume..what on earth does that mean?
Go on have a taste - we've covered superstitions, the history of scrabble and monopoly, ethical tea, how deodorant works, fair trade chocolate, hitchhiking in Cuba, jetlag, the laws of beachcombing, global butler shortages, tartan, the largest Swiss army knife, supermarket food labeling, homebrew, energy saving light bulbs, getting kitted out for the duck hunting season, the physics of toilet paper, why your urine smells funny after eating asparagus, how to buy a bra, the history of chewing gum, what makes camouflage so fashionable, using mobile phones on planes, things you'll find on your keyboard and why people eat together....and that's just for starters!
Give us your ears..go on, we'll give them back, promise! You might even enjoy it. Sign up to our weekly show preview by emailing thiswayup-join@lists.radionz.co.nz
http://www.radionz.co.nz/podcasts/thiswayup.rss
Radio NZ - This Way Up with Simon Morton
This Way Up is a weekly two-hour radio show broadcast on Radio New Zealand National Saturdays from 12pm-2pm - it explores the things we use and consume.
Things we use and consume..what on earth does that mean?
Go on have a taste - we've covered superstitions, the history of scrabble and monopoly, ethical tea, how deodorant works, fair trade chocolate, hitchhiking in Cuba, jetlag, the laws of beachcombing, global butler shortages, tartan, the largest Swiss army knife, supermarket food labeling, homebrew, energy saving light bulbs, getting kitted out for the duck hunting season, the physics of toilet paper, why your urine smells funny after eating asparagus, how to buy a bra, the history of chewing gum, what makes camouflage so fashionable, using mobile phones on planes, things you'll find on your keyboard and why people eat together....and that's just for starters!
Give us your ears..go on, we'll give them back, promise! You might even enjoy it. Sign up to our weekly show preview by emailing thiswayup-join@lists.radionz.co.nz
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Videos
The following video post should be helpful in explaining a few of the terms we've been talking about or you may have heard in the media. These are video with creative commons licence which means they are able to be freely destributed with out copywrite.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
A study on social networking
Here's an interesting article about the effects of social networking site. Taken from www.stuff.co.nz
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Short Flickr Video
Here's a short video about Flickr from YouTube. It's not so much a how to as a description of the site. The slideshow below provides a better instruction. For those who have not used Youtube videos before it's best to pause the video until it completely loads up (red line at bottom).
How to Get started with Flickr
This is a tutorial on getting started with Flickr. It also covers some of the services Flickr offers. This tutorial goes into more depth than what we are asking students to do for terms and may provide a good reference point for anyone wanting more information than that covered in our tutorial. You can click on the slideshar icon to open this PowerPoint on the original site which will provide a clearer view.
Thanks James
Thanks James
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Getting started on Blogger
Some students might want to get a head start on their blogs. The following slide show provides an introduction to getting started on Blogger (this is the host site we will use). If you are feeling confidant please feel free to start a blog and investigate the tools that are available. This will allow you to do more in the tutorials as well being able to offer assistance to other students.
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