Purdue is pursuing podcasting aggressively. They have in place a program to get podcasts to the students immediately.

There is a great step by step web site on the basics of podcasting including recording your phone conversations. There is one caveat, the how to comes off of a political web site. Just skip the politics.

I wish I had known about this web site sooner. Someone has gotten a site exclusive for teachers.

I am not familiar with this Journal. It appears to be slanted for education majors, but, it no doubt has benefits to others in education as well.

There is some work being done on advising online dissertation students. This missive requires Adobe Reader which you can download here.

CNR has a program with Dell to supply all incoming freshman with brand new laptops. Even the School of Nursing is in on the program.

No one has thoguht of all the ways to use RSS. The people at Duke are using it to keep people informed of help desk issues. Real Simple Syndication is available from most online content providers including the New York Times and the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Apparently MIT faculty are having the same kind of seminars regarding podcasting and it’s influence in the classroom.

Giving gifted high schools students access to something out of the normal.

Trying to oust determined students engaged in on campus political activism usually involves stopping food deliverys, maybe even water, but did anyone forget to turn off internet access?