Podcasts, Open Source, and EDUCAUSE_ANNUAL

This 45 minute recording provides coverage of the 2005 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference Session entitled Pachyderm 2.0: Multimedia Authoring Made Easy.

This 43 minute recording provides coverage of the 2005 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference Session entitled Eliminating Redundancy and Error: Streamlining the Curriculum Approval Process Through Web-Based Open-Source Solutions.

This 46 minute recording provides coverage of the 2005 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference Session entitled Community Source ERP: What? Are You Crazy?

In this 14 minute recording, Brad Wheeler shares his thoughts on open source, community source, and the prospects for centralizing research computing.

In this recording, Brian Yuhnke and Vidya Ananthanarayanan join with Larry Johnson and Rachel Smith of the NMC for a brief discussion about Pachyderm.  The running time for this recording is about 7 minutes. 

In this recording, I sit down with Carlton A. Samuels, CIO at The University of the West Indies ... an organization that operates multiple campus environments on islands representing several countries.  Tune in as we gather his thoughts on disaster recovery, open source, the digital divide, and more. The running time for this recording is approximately 23 minutes.

In this podcast, we'll listen in as Brian Yuhnke interviews Randy Williams the CIO at Benedictine University following the EDUCAUSE Annual Session entitled "An Eye to the Future with a Brief Look Back at the Past"  The running time for this recording is approximately 5 minutes.

This five minute recording covers reaction from Joel Cooper and gathers his thoughts on open source, digitial natives. 

In the attached recording, Matt and I join Carl Berger in a wide ranging and entertaining conversation that we recorded on October 19th.  This 25 minute interview address blogs, wikis, podcasting and myriad of other topics that might pique your interest. 

In the attached mp3, podcast correspondent Brian Yuhnke catches up with an attendee just after finishing up the preconference session on Developing and Participating in Open Source Communities.  Listen in as he interviews Keith Folsom, Director of Systems and Communications at Pacific Lutheran University.