3.13.2009

Post - 004 : Podcasting

Hello, this is Gort. I am your Web 2.0 channel robot for sector 001-BK. So far we are having journey-fantastic time Web 2.0-ing. This is the Podcasting portion of the Library Blog. Please, let us welcome 004-BK, Electra Robot and her Podcast of well, Podcasting.


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Thank you, Electra Robot. Do you have anything else to add?





No.



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Should I?


It would be most informative to the beings reading this Web 2.0 Library Blog if you were to provide some more data that would enlightening them further.




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A Roomba? That sounds like a most enjoyable occasion.




Yes. It will be. Now, here is the information as indicated by the Podcast:


Create: Podbean.com

Listen: Podcast.com

Both: Podcast Pickle

May I please go now?


One more question, if you would please. Do you think a library could benefit from podcasting?




Did you not hear the podcast? May I please go now?


I heard the podcast, but please Electra, for beings reading this Web 2.0 Library Blog.



Yes. Fine. A library could use podcasting in a variety of useful and creative ways. For instance, times for stories for small beings, announcements of upcoming events at library locations, book reviews by patrons, computer classes; the possibilities are nearly endless. Here is a library that uses podcasting: Denver Public Library. May I please go now?


Yes. Thank you for your information, Electra Robot, 004-BK. Perhaps we will acquire more information from you in the future as we progress. That is all for now.



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