Podcast Equipment Options…
From Your Living Room to the World, via Podcast:
The Sunday New York Times has an article by Anne Eisneberg outlining the equipment options for the production of a podcast.
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October 30th, 2005 13:36
Tim, we need a podcast setup like that in our schools…yea right! dream on…wink wink. That will never happen, I am lucky to have my personal iPod and iTalk that I use to record my students. Last year, I wrote three grant proposals for equipment to podcast with, and was not lucky enough to have any of them funded, so I bought my own equipment.
John Blake