In this supplementary show, I talk with Barry Reed, colleague and Craft Instructor. Barry is interested in ICT and Web 2.0 technologies. We chat about podcasting, del.icio.us, Flickr etc and how they can be used in the classroom. We end with a look at what constrains the use of social software in schools.

In this week's show, I talk about: companies offering podcast production services, podsafe music, photosharing, how to record VoIP conversations, Google Video, Skype, my Independent Living podcast project, The Education Podcast Network, and 3 podcasts that I have listened to this week and feel would be relevant to the classroom.

In this week's show, I talk about: Podzinger, using Flickr photo sharing in the classroom, the MyGermanClass video podcast, my del.icio.us page, listener emails, and the TappedIn community.

In this week's show, I talk about: recommended podcasts, del.icio.us, co/constructivism, Carl Rogers (person-centered), my wiki (used for collaborative planning of my independent living podcasts), Frappr.com, the iRiver 899, and the Recap podcast directory. You can get links to the sites which feature in the show by going to http://del.icio.us/dafc1885/booruch.

In this week's show, I talk about the latest progress in my 'podcasting in the classroom' project; introduce the work of Andy Carvin at the Digital Divide Network; give my ideal microphone/voice recorder choice; review some podcasts that I have listened to; and start to think about theoretical bases for Web 2.0 and social software.