Comments on: When And How to Stay Committed to Podcasts http://fitspirit.wordpress.com/2006/08/29/when-and-how-to-stay-committed-to-podcasts/ Philosophy, Culture, Education, Science, Technology Sat, 13 Jun 2009 20:38:49 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Music College Student http://fitspirit.wordpress.com/2006/08/29/when-and-how-to-stay-committed-to-podcasts/#comment-5118 Music College Student Sun, 01 Jun 2008 18:38:50 +0000 http://fitspirit.wordpress.com/2006/08/29/when-and-how-to-stay-committed-to-podcasts/#comment-5118 I agree with the first commenter, I also use Podcasts as a personal development tool. I listen while driving, sitting on the bus, while in the car etc. I no longer feel as if that time is just wasted away. I attend McNally Smith School of Music in St. Paul Minnesota and in one of my classes we are working towards creating our own. It's become pretty popular among the student population. I agree with the first commenter, I also use Podcasts as a personal development tool. I listen while driving, sitting on the bus, while in the car etc. I no longer feel as if that time is just wasted away.

I attend McNally Smith School of Music in St. Paul Minnesota and in one of my classes we are working towards creating our own. It’s become pretty popular among the student population.

]]> By: obradley48 http://fitspirit.wordpress.com/2006/08/29/when-and-how-to-stay-committed-to-podcasts/#comment-3 obradley48 Fri, 10 Nov 2006 19:45:47 +0000 http://fitspirit.wordpress.com/2006/08/29/when-and-how-to-stay-committed-to-podcasts/#comment-3 I agree! I have come to the same conclusion about podcasts and now use them as "on demand" professional development (mowing the lawn, commuting to work, exercising, etc.) I blogged about this on my own blog not too long ago (http://digitalmusiceducator.wordpress.com) I find that I can glean at least 1 or 2 gems of knowledge that I follow up on- and it often leads me in new directions I hadn't known that I want to explore! I also have my own podcast- an Academy of Performing Arts podcast that currently only my faculty can listen to, but I find that they enjoy the way it brings us closer regarding issues in the classroom. I agree! I have come to the same conclusion about podcasts and now use them as “on demand” professional development (mowing the lawn, commuting to work, exercising, etc.) I blogged about this on my own blog not too long ago (http://digitalmusiceducator.wordpress.com)

I find that I can glean at least 1 or 2 gems of knowledge that I follow up on- and it often leads me in new directions I hadn’t known that I want to explore!

I also have my own podcast- an Academy of Performing Arts podcast that currently only my faculty can listen to, but I find that they enjoy the way it brings us closer regarding issues in the classroom.

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