Why, yes, I have started a podcast. It's embedded on my web site and you can find it here: https://bit.ly/3J0jtfP or embedded on my web site https://bit.ly/4axTBUo wherever you find podcasts. My audience is IT folks in schools. Please share.
@garyackerman Well congrats :)
[1] And happy to help with it...
-Maybe do some questions,
-Maybe send you some audio this time to edit!
[2] Also let me know if you prefer me not to comment or help out...
I naturally want to help and think I'm measurably right (and happy to say when I'm not) but that might not be your aim or not with others...
I'd like to be part of it and more hands on. So have a think about that.
[3] The name of podcast is slightly off - I'll keep this short not to go too deep about it but let me know if you want more about this point.
[4] The web link for this post (or next potential post) would more friendly as " https://hackscience.education/ " and logical for people to click than masking it with random looking bit.ly.
Just saying. Not looking to debate it. More on that below if you are interested else can end reading message here.
The bit.ly address people not sure about it's usually used as tracking, marketing, stats and redirects etc, and therefore less likely to be clicked - probably rightly so! Not asking for reply on that. I'd put your action website as that makes sense as words and direction of where link is going...
@freeschool Thanks for the feedback.
1) Send some audio files, It'd be great to have some "feedback" episodes :)
3) The name of the podcast comes from a theme I have developed in my book that has been released under Creative Commons. I've had some good feedback on it from faculty/ students using it in their courses. I'd enjoy reading/ hearing your thoughts.
4) Thanks for the reminder to doublecheck this before posting. I use and an automated posting service for days when I know I am going to be occupied. When I create twitter posts first, it automatically shortens URL's. I need to a better job making sure they don't slip through!