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This week Cole, Allan, and Brad are joined by Chris Stubbs in the 210F Studio. We discuss the Symposium Tag explosion, Twitter's role in community building, the non-conference, and a new project related to location aware content.
Educational podcasting at the Pennsylvania State University
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Back in the 210F Studio, Cole, Allan, Brad, and Chris Stubbs sit down to talk about our reactions to the 2008 TLT Symposium, discuss some interesting new thoughts with the Blogs at PSU, and reflect on the new Flickr video announcement.
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This week Cole, Allan, and Brad are joined by Chris Stubbs in the 210F Studio. We discuss the Symposium Tag explosion, Twitter's role in community building, the non-conference, and a new project related to location aware content.