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Small global E-Group of podcasters, with examples of good practice. Based in London, Yorkshire, Scotland, Singapore, Los Angeles and Georgia USA.

[Reference also in the Web2.0 Wiki]
Well presented video by Professor Michael Wesch lookign at Web 2.0 from a point of view including how the web has changed from HTML to XML the differences, how this has helped mash-ups and changing the online community.

David Noble in Scotland Booruch project. See Recap Wiki. Via Google "podcast & education".

Access podcasts via "Info". I listened to one on drugs for teenagers - not very audible. Couldn't see me using this as a teacher - need more of a summary of content for each one, otherwise too much time needed to select quality from rubbish. Writing summary / content pages / index obliges brevity, makes reviewable.

Wikipedia entry on file sharing giving background and history to the methods used.