Last week was our most recent meeting of our Ocotillo Online Learning Group (OLG) meeting– OLG is an open meeting once a month at different college sites at Maricopa. The October meeting was at South Mountain Community College, featuring a topic of Copyright, Not Copywrong.
As our trend this year, we captured two of the segments simply by plunking down an iRiver MP3 recorded in front of the room and they are connected into our OLG Podcasts.
At this meeting, we had librarian Hazel Davis of Rio Salaod provide an overview of Copyright in the Online Environment— the link there will take you to the presentation, handouts, and the 51 minute audio recording:
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/ocotillo/olg/audio/olg_oct05_davis.mp3
I did a 5 minute song and dance about Creative commons (mostly links in the notes).
We then had a counsel form our legal department do some Q&A with the audience, also recorded:
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/ocotillo/olg/audio/olg_oct05_mcconnell.mp3
It was a great turnout for a late Friday afternoon, and the audio seems to add a lot more in terms of later value (we hope).
Howdy! Great job! I took your advice, bought an iRiver T10 (although it doesn’t work with Linux ) and used it to great effect at the TCEA TECSIG Fall 2005 meeting. You might be interested what folks–like EdTech Director for the Texas Ed Agency, Anita Givens–had to say Friday, 10/14/2005 online at:
http://www.mguhlin.net/blog/archives/cat_tecsig.htm
Take care and thanks for the idea of the iRiver T10!
Miguel Guhlin
mguhlin@yahoo.com
http://www.mguhlin.net/blog