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This post links to the first of what is intended to be a regular podcast on educational technology and education and training in Europe - Sounds of the Bazaar.

I have been boring all my friends with my podcasting craze. Its such fun making the podcasts. some two weeks ago I put up what I called a beta.

Well here is the sequel and I am fairly happy with the results.

Sounds of the Bazaar No. 2
This week Graham Attwell spends time providing further reflections on ePortfolios and Personal Learning Environments. Due to the feedback received after last weeks Sounds of the Bazaar, he has plenty to talk about!
This week also sees the introduction of two new regular features:
Blogspot and Website of the week.
There is also the first in a series of interviews.
This week Graham interviews Georg Spottl.

If you want to listen to the whole programme but can’t wait to hear a particular segment, here are the start times for each section:

1:20 mins
Further reflections on the development of ePortfolios and PLE’s
7:04 mins
Website of the week
8:30 mins
Interview
15:40 mins
Blogspot
17:03 mins
Wrap up

To listen to the broadcast head over to the bazaar web site.

For those only wanting certain sections of the broadcast the individual segments are available on the site.

I am going to try to produce Sounds of the Bazaar on a fortnightly basis. If you have ideas about future features on the programme or would like a plug for your project or research then please get in touch.

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Great initiative Discussion Topic 0 replies 25-May-2006 Wilfred Rubens
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I love this initiative and I am looking forward to hear the results from the Salzburg-conference.

By the way: your RSS-feed has been changed. I missed several contributions. That's why I hadn't hear of your podcast passion before. A USB Microphone is on my birthday list!

CU

Wilfred Rubens