The Spooky Men of the West sing their version of CAKE's "When You Sleep".
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By sgreenhill
Tags : cake, choral, chorale, spooky men of the west, when you sleep, where do your fingers go
Stilgherrian talks about the Australian federal election on social media. Unfortunately, I lost the end of the talk when the camera battery went flat.
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By sgreenhill
Tags : 2007, Stilgherrian, election, perth, podcamp, podcampperth2007, social networks
Nick Cowie looks at mobile devices and social networking.
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By sgreenhill
Tags : 2007, mobile, perth, podcamp, podcampperth2007, social networks
Kathryn Greenhill gives some ideas on where to get your "Blog Fodder".
Tiang Cheng presents an introduction to VideoBlogging.
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By sgreenhill
Tags : blog, podcampperth2007, videoblogging
Tama Leaver and Sue Waters : Exploring the role of podcasting in education, not just the 'record and spread existing content' but also how we can engage students by getting them podcasting, too!
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By sgreenhill
Tags : education, podcampperth2007, podcasting
Dan from Bam Creative shows off his home-grown photo management app at Webjam/Perth (http://www.webjam.com.au)
By sgreenhill
Myles Eftos (http://myles.eftos.id.au) discusses "Canvas Text Replacement" at Webjam/Perth (http://www.webjam.com.au/)
By sgreenhill
Bronwen Clune (http://www.norgdom.perthnorg.com.au/) talks about co-working and the "Silicon Beach House" at Webjam/Perth (http://www.webjam.com.au)
By sgreenhill
Nick Hodge (http://www.nickhodge.com) talks about LOLcode at Webjam/Perth (http://www.webjam.com.au)
By sgreenhill
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