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PodCamp Toronto 2007 Media Archive
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SATURDAY
10:00 AM
- Orientation & Opening Presentations
10:45 AM
- What to Podcast - Jim Milles and Connie Crosby
- Live Interactive Podcasting - Mark Juliano from TalkShoe
- Building Your Personal Brand Through Podcasting - Mitch Joel
11:30 AM
- It Isn't Just a Video Game: Second Life for Events - Jay Moonah & Bryan Person
- Building a community - Mark Blevis, Bob Goyetche and Chris Brogan
- Corporate Podcasting Tactics (panel) - Leesa Barnes, James Harris, Richard Sharp, Christopher Penn, John Wall
1:00 PM
- Video Podcasting out of the Box - Jenni Hayman, Heath Milo
- Giving Your Podcast A Google Presence - Julien Smith
- Podcasting Adds Personality to Employee Communications - Sabita Singh
1:45 PM
- LibriVox: How to Get 2,427 People to Podcast for a Common Cause - Hugh McGuire
- PodPresence (aka "Awesome Sounding Podcasts") - Peter O'Connell
- Expanding the Conversation - Michael Bailey and Jeff Persch
2:30 PM
- Using Podcasting in Secondary, Elementary and Middle Schools - Nina Silver
- Editing Techniques and Decisions - Mark Blevis
- Award Winning DIY Special Effects - Casey McKinnon and Rudy Jahchan
3:15 PM
- Citizen Journalism: Getting Started with Videoblogging - Tari Akpodiete
- Making a difference: What Return on Influence (ROI) really means - Whitney Hoffman, Chris Brogan and Mark Blevis
- Podcast Marketing: Five tools and strategies to grow your audience TODAY - Christopher Penn
4:00 PM
- Getting Your Podcast Out of the Studio - Andrew Stanley-Jones
- Plan A Killer Podcast - Leesa Barnes
- Podcast 401 - 5 steps to a bigger audience - Christopher Penn
4:45 PM
- Let's MAKE Something - Chris Brogan
- Portable AVCasting - Michael Bailey
- What's Hot in Marketing Your Podcast - Mitch Joel and John Wall
SUNDAY
10:00 AM
- Teach Me Podcasting! - Heartless Bitches International
- WinAmpCast and Google Gadget Podcast Kit 1.0 session. - Christopher Penn
- How to Make Money In Podcasting as a Journalist - Leesa Barnes
- Quicktime Video (no audio...will fix soon)
10:45 AM
- Community Building Through New Media - Chris Brogan
- Atwater Digital Literacy Project - kids and podcasting - Hugh McGuire
- Should Your Company Be Podcasting? (panel) - Mitch Joel, Michael O'Connor Clarke, Luke Armour, Donna Papacosta, Michael Seaton
11:30 AM
- Trust Economies: What they are and how to be a part of them - Chris Brogan and Julien Smith
- Banking on a Podcast - Michael Seaton
- Will Podcasting Kill Radio? (panel) - Leesa Barnes, Heather Vale, Bill Sweetman, Jay Moonah, Tim Posgate, Steve "Snowball" Saylor, Mike "The Birdman" Dodd
1:00 PM
- Vlogging: Getting started for the Average Joe - Mike Moon
- 7 Ways to Monetize Your Podcast - Heather Vale
- Grass-Roots Academic Podcasting - Jim Milles
1:45 PM
- Recording and Editing Audio Podcasts with Your Windows-Powered Pocket PC or Smartphone - Tari Akpodiete
- The Name Game: How and Why to Develop a Catchy Podcast Name - Bill Sweetman
- Where We've Been, Where We're Going (panel) - Casey McKinnon, Rudy Jahchan and Julien Smith
2:30 PM
- A Quick Introduction to the Concepts of Mind Mapping and "Getting Things Done" (GTD) - Tari Akpodiete
- Monetizing Your Podcast - Mark Juliano from TalkShoe
- 3 Ways To Beat PODFADE - Vergel Evans & Brent Morris
3:15 PM
- Web Tools For Podcasting Success (panel) - Bob Goyetche, Julien Smith, Brent Morris, Michael Bailey, Jay Moonah, Steve "Snowball" Saylor, Bob Goyetche
4:00 PM
- Whisper to a Scream: making Compression, Limiting, Normalization & Noise Reduction your Friends - Jay Moonah
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Comments (3)
Anonymous said
at 10:00 pm on Feb 26, 2007
I've been watching some of the sessions I missed and all I can say is this is great!
We've created a really valuable resource for everyone. I hope these archives can be preserved for a while to share with everyone.
Anonymous said
at 10:23 am on Feb 27, 2007
Thanks Doc! The plan is to keep these up indefinitely which I agree is amazing.
Anonymous said
at 8:59 pm on Mar 1, 2007
Its awesome. I intend to go back and view through a bunch of the sessions I missed.
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