Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Re: broadcasting podcasts??

Might also want to go even "lower tech" by talking to the local PBS/NPR rad=
io station to look at their options including PSA channels.


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----- "Chris Bigenho" <bigenhoc@greenhill.org> wrote:

> I would think that a local broadcast unit such as those used to
> broadcast music coordinated with Christmas lights would do the trick.
> What a cool idea. I would not consider anything that would encourage
> the parents to get on their wireless computer or phone during carpool.
> That would just be an accident waiting to happen. However, the other
> would simply broadcast a local signal to an FM station far down the
> dial. Interesting idea...
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> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Jayme Johnson
> Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 9:31 AM
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> Subject: Re: broadcasting podcasts??
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> This is a GREAT idea! I am very interested in hearing "solutions" to
> this question.
> ~Jayme Johnson
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> On 4/13/10 7:23 AM, "Marti Weston" <mweston@gds.org> wrote:
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> Podcasting has become a passion of mine these past several years, and
> we
> now have a library of perhaps 60 -- all describing student activities
> or
> classroom learning units. More are produced every month.
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> I'd like to find a simple, not to expensive way to broadcast them to
> parents in the afternoon carpool line.
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> We tried a not-to-expensive set-up with a Conter Wave-2000H Lower
> Power
> transmitter but after working for hours and not getting it to work
> with
> our set-up we are going back to start over.
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> Do any of you out there have any ideas?
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> Many thanks!
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