Podcasting and the Classics

Announcing...

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... the first podcast of the APA Annual Meeting 2009

Below we post the recorded talks from Podcasting and the Classics, a panel at the Annual Meeting of the APA 2009, sponsored by the Outreach Committee. In order to listen to the recordings, please click on the brown title link itself. It should launch a listening application in your browser.

We invite comments within the blog itself (see entries below), as well as e-mail reports of all problems and suggestions. Please write camatteo@mac.com.

Introduction: Chris Ann Matteo

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Stone Bridge High School, Ashburn VA & Smart's Mill Middle School, Leesburg VA

SUPPLEMENTS TO THE AUDIO FILE:

• CLICK HERE for a transcript of this brief introduction.

Lars Brownworth: 12 Byzantine Rulers

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The Stony Brook School, Stony Brook, NY

SUPPLEMENTS TO THE AUDIO FILE:

• Question and Answer for Lars Brownworth: CLICK HERE to hear the recording of questions about 12 Byzantine Rulers

Patrick Hunt: Tracking Hannibal with Imagination Instead of Images--Podcasting Satellite Maps to a Real Audience

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Stanford University

SUPPLEMENTS TO THE AUDIO FILE:

• Question and Answer for Patrick Hunt: CLICK HERE to hear the recording of questions about Tracking Hannibal

Henry Bender: To Pod or Not to Pod--Podcasting AP Vergil and Latin Literature

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The Hill School, St. Joseph's University, and Villanova University

SUPPLEMENTS TO THE AUDIO FILE:

• Handout: CLICK HERE to download the handout distributed at To Pod or Not to Pod

• Question and Answer for Henry Bender and Pieter Ouwerkerk: CLICK HERE to hear the recording of questions about howTo Pod or Not to Pod

• Pieter Ouwerkerk: CLICK HERE to hear the recording of a discussion with slides about how To Pod or Not To Pod was created

• Pieter Ouwerkerk: CLICK HERE to a .pdf of the slides that accompanied To Pod or Not To Pod

Bret Mulligan: Using the Ear to Train the Eye--Experiments in Podcasting Latin

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Haverford College

SUPPLEMENTS TO THE AUDIO FILE:

• Handout: CLICK HERE to download the handout distributed at Using the Ear to Train the Eye

• The Catullus VCast: http://www.haverford.edu/classics/audio/Catullus/Catullus1pres.mov

• Assignment Review: http://www.haverford.edu/classics/audio/PensumReview11_24.m4a

Jennifer Sheridan Moss: Present Imperfect--Perhaps Future Perfect?

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Wayne State University

You're Invited!...(and CLICK HERE to listen to details)...

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This page and this brief podcast introduce our plans for the "Podcasting and the Classics" panel. This will be the first experiment by the American Philological Assocation and the Archaeological Institute of America to podcast a session at their joint Annual Meeting.

We will be meeting and podcasting at the following time and place:

Saturday 10 January 2009

11:15 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown
Grand Ballroom L
Philadelphia, PA

The public is heartily invited to join us!

ALSO drop by and tune in to the Listening Lounge
for Podcasting and the Classics
Book Exhibition

Franklin Hall, located on 4th Floor of the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown
Listening Lounge hours will be:
January 9 3:oo p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
January 10 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
January 11 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon

Hosted by Ed DeHoratius, Wayland High School, MA