Everything that does not have a home, just a big old stinking pile of posts.
I could not be more excited then to see all 36 drawings of tornados for the first day of the Seven Day Daily Create Challenge (and I realize my tweets and blog posts may be bordering on annoying in frequency, but hey, go take it up with my Drill Sergeants). I hope to see y’all […]
I’m bad ass and am kicking sand in your face. We are just about half way through the first year of the ds106 Daily Create, a site we created to inspire people to do small acts of creative challenges every day. It is something I believed in from the start, from even before we launched […]
cc licensed ( BY NC ) flickr photo shared by Jeremy Brooks It’s way too easy to activate the cynical reflex with the wave of MOOC Hysteria – e.g. from the perch of The Atlantic (frankly a red flag goes up over any written thing wrapped in the phrase of “revolutionizing education”) In a recent […]
I’m trying to be the relentless dog who will not drop the bone. Believe it, you cannot find everything on the web, and in this case, what I find on the web is something repeated so much, that people accept it as truth. I am calling agents of information literacy to help me find the […]
cc licensed ( BY NC SA ) flickr photo shared by sebastien.barre
For this week’s live broadcast of the ds106 group radio shows I came up with an entirely new contraption for managing different sources, in contrat to my previous methods of using Nicecast.
I still prefer using Nicecast, and do so for voice broadcasts or voice mixed with music (DJing)- but in the past I have ran into problems doing it with something like Skype as one of the sources, though I have mixed it in with the application mixer, the missing piece is for someone on Skype to be able to hear back what is on the stream.
The new thing in the mix is the free Icecast broadcastng software, Ladiocast. I cobbled together the approach below with a combination of Tim Owen’s Ladiocast tutorial (critical for setting up Ladiocast) and Scott Lockman’s setup for doing his Second Life to Google Hangout broadcasts.
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cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog My response for today’s Daily Create… Your assignment for today: Make a photograph of a plastic object that you’ve used today. http://t.co/kZwOydTI — The Daily Create (@DS106TDC) July 5, 2012 which naturally led me to think of this classic cinema moment which led me to […]
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog So many swirls of emotions on getting back to my little place in Strawberry AZ, arriving Monday night. It’s like… I just left, it’s that sense of belonging and being in sync with myself. The dry cool air, the smell of pines, the quiet of […]
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog I do not know my finch from a grackle- my extent of observing birds is being able to say, “there’s a bird”. During my visit in Vancouver, I was fortunate to spend an outing with my colleague Michelle Lamberson from UBC, who continually astounds many […]
cc licensed ( BY NC ND ) flickr photo shared by maistora I’m in the darkness, literally and figuratively. I started to write a very depressing, whingy, what the beelp and I doing in life post, and frankly, I bored myself. There you go. There I blog. Really, I have no illumination save the laptop […]
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog As part of doing some sessions at UBC in June, I got some gift cards to use at the bookstore, and picked up some heavy pieces of literature. That was sarcasm, but I also got a Philip K Dick novel, a mini guide to post […]
