Neuroscience
You may know (as I do) SXSW as a musical venue. But did you know there was a technology component, too? And they are podcasting? I heard some of last year's SXSW podcasts on iTunes (tho' they're no longer there).
And you can hear some of them at the SXSW web site.
First up for me? Kathy Sierra (she of the Creating Passionate Users blog)'s opening remarks. About which they say: "By merging technology and cognitive science, Sierra brings an entirely fresh perspective to the challenges faced by today's new media professionals."
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Neuroscience
SXSW Podcasts
You may know (as I do) SXSW as a musical venue. But did you know there was a technology component, too? And they are podcasting? I heard some of last year's SXSW podcasts on iTunes (tho' they're no longer there).
And you can hear some of them at the SXSW web site.
First up for me? Kathy Sierra (she of the Creating Passionate Users blog)'s opening remarks. About which they say: "By merging technology and cognitive science, Sierra brings an entirely fresh perspective to the challenges faced by today's new media professionals."
- "my Beautiful Broken Brain" Coming To Netflix In Mid-march
"My Beautiful Broken Brain" is a documentary by filmmaker Lotje Sodderland about her life after experiencing an hemorrhagic stroke. It was a Kickstarter-funded project. It is co-directed by Lotje and Sophie Robinson. Both are joined by David Lynch as...
- Finding Cogsci Podcasts
In case you're wondering ... here are some ways to find nifty cognitive science & other podcasts. Here's a Google search trick I use to find podcasts of interviews with folks whom I'd like to hear: inurl:podcast + "name of person" (in...
- Lita's Top Tech Trends Podcasting
LITA's (ALA's Library & Information Technology Association) got some podcasts going over at the LITA Blog. Yay! Now if you didn't go to ALA's Midwinter Meeting, you can still hear various library thinkers talking about their Top Tech Trends....
- Sirsidynix Institutes Are Podcasting!
Check out SirsiDynix's podcasts! I've posted about their Instutites before -- they cover topics like wikis for librarians, customer service, and the one I saw, on electronic resource managers. They feature well-known names in library-land talking...
- Some New Podcasts
Linda Fox, who attended my CDLC presentation on Monday, suggested two great podcast diectories. The Education Podcasting Network links to podcasts created by various educational institutions, including elementary schools, middle schools, high schools,...