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Podcasts (5)

Name	Views	Post date
EDUCAUSE Now - #19 - Implications of Social Media on Pedagogy, The EDUCAUSE 2009 Awards, Accessibility for Students with Disabilities Play \| Show Notes \| Download (16.66 MB audio/mpeg)	576	09/10/2009
Podcast: Growing Up Tech: Beyond the Hype and Fear Play \| Show Notes \| Download (39.63 MB audio/mpeg)	270	04/22/2008
Podcast: Challenging IT Leaders to Mashup, Twitter, Tag, and Poke: New IT Strategies for a Digital Society Play \| Show Notes \| Download (38.75 MB audio/mpeg)	1,327	03/26/2008
E07 Podcast: Tomorrow's Students: Are We Ready for the New 21st-Century Learners? Play \| Show Notes \| Download (27.52 MB audio/mpeg)	5,028	10/29/2007
On-the-Scene Reporting: Allan Carrington with Joel Cooper Play \| Show Notes \| Download (4.63 MB audio/mp3)	4,564	10/20/2005

Blogs (4)

EDUCAUSE hosts a number of blogs for its members. To view a list of all our blogs, click here.

Title	Blogger	Posted	Views
Australia's Digital Education Revolution	Catherine Howell, La Trobe University	06/11/2008	623
Podcast of Professor's Thoughts on Podcasting in Education	Matt Pasiewicz, EDUCAUSE	11/08/2007	717
Music Discovery Services in the Classroom	Catherine Howell, La Trobe University	11/28/2006	4,540
MP3 Sneakers	Catherine Howell, La Trobe University	03/16/2006	4,477

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