Podcasting anyone?

I just viewed the suggested Weekend Project show where I observed the step by step guide to producing a podcast. I know I should wait until I am in a different frame of mind, but given the way the week looks, here goes! I've reached my saturation point regarding technology for a while. I can absolutely see the application of podcasts in the classroom and the library. I foresee students and faculty alike, coming to the library for assistance in locating podcasts of their choice. I'm just a bit overcooked on the whole idea.

Having said this, the Weekend Project show was very simple to follow. The announcer gave clear steps and took time to explain things without too much jargon. It was tedious, however, to view and review the cnet and jeep ads . . . boy, I am grumpy, aren't I?

It's a beautiful day, here in Holliswood and I spent most of it in front of a laptop getting some technology work out of the way before the new class this weekend. So, that explains it! It's time to say goodbye to this virtual world for a bit, and enjoy the July 4th celebrations. I hope yours are REAL! I'm looking forward to seeing you all in Manhattan on Saturday!