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FAP667: Podcasting 101 Session from MASFAA

13 November 2007 1 views 3 Comments

FAP667: Podcasting 101 Session from MASFAA

I did a presentation at the MASFAA 2007 Annual Conference on Podcasting 101. Lee Anne Hannula was kind enough to record it for me, and here it is, via Blip.tv.

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The slides for this presentation are available. Click here, 37 MB PDF.

Links and Resources
+ The Show with Ze Frank on brand
+ Mitch Joel’s  personal branding presentation at PodCamp Toronto

Reminders

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3 Comments »

  • Mark Smith said:

    You mentioned that you would put a link to Mitch Joel’s 45 mins video on personal branding…

    Can’t seem to find it, thanks.

    # 17 November 2007 at 11:26 am
  • Ricky Mondello said:

    “Drunken couple in Minnesota, recording an hour long rambling every other day.”

    Dawn and Drew won’t be happy. ;)

    # 13 November 2007 at 11:58 pm
  • Inland Empress said:

    THANK YOU!!!

    I not only love the podcast, I make it a point to listen to it because the financial aid podcast + Suze Orman = my source of financial information as I’m getting through college and getting ready to move out of the home. It’s REALLY scary but I’m glad that I have this information.

    I am also really interested in New Media and am looking into New Media colleges to attend in the next couple of years. Right now, I’m working on two Associates degrees in Video Production and Graphics Technology but I’ll be done in Spring of 09. All I will need is something like podcasting to apply these skills to and I have a few ideas for podcasts of my own.

    # 13 November 2007 at 8:03 pm

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