Sat, 29 September 2007 About our Podcast From The Art of Storytelling with Children podcast, Brother Wolf interviews iTales.com Founder, Mary Margaret O’Connor. On his weekly podcast show, Professional Storyteller Eric Wolf (e.g., Brother Wolf) interviews someone about a different aspect of the art of storytelling with children. In this show, the focus is on the vision and plans for iTales.com. The site Founder talks about the emerging digital storytelling revolution, plans for iTales.com and recommended mp3 audio stories from the website. About our Podcaster Eric James Wolf was born three minutes after the taxi arrived at a Brother Wolf tells several genres of stories: modern fairytales, morality tales, peace stories, historical characterizations and personal tall tales. These stories all have one common theme to them - they teach children to have a magical, mystical and imaginative world view. For more on Brother Wolf, or to subscribe to his weekly podcast, visit him at The Art of Storytelling with Children.
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Sun, 17 June 2007 Denise Howell, Esq. is an appellate and intellectual property litigator, and a 1990 graduate of Boalt Hall. She enjoys broad industry recognition for her expertise on the intersection of emerging technologies and law. Denise has gained deep familiarity with several leading edge sectors of technology law, including the legal considerations surrounding online publishing and syndication, digital copyright, digital rights management, and Internet jurisdiction, as well as the nuances of Creative Commons and other generalized licensing strategies. Denise writes one of the original law-related weblogs, Bag and Baggage and is a ZDNet blogger. She hosts two podcasts: this WEEK in LAW and Sound Policy. Denise is also an Advisory Board Member for Lisensa, a provider of copyright transaction solutions for user-generated content. Direct download: iTales_interview_with_Denise_Howell_6-8-07_final.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 2:58 PM Comments[0] |
Wed, 30 May 2007 iTales.com Founder, Mary Margaret O'Connor, discusses the vision and basic site rules for this new user-generated storytelling community. iTales was launched in 2007 and has stories for every interest and age group. Stories are in mp3 audio format and can be downloaded to any mp3 player. Story prices start as low as 49 cents per download. Comments[1] |
Wed, 30 May 2007 iTales.com is a new user-generated storytelling community where users can either listen to or share stories. Todd Harvey is a Folklife Specialist at the American Folklife Center, Library of Congress and curator of the Alan Lomax Collection. Todd also curates the Folklife Center's Pete and Toshi Seeger Film Collection and the International Storytelling Collection. Previously, Todd's research interest in the 1960's folk revival led to a post-doctoral fellowship at the Smithsonian Institution's Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage and the publication of the book, The Formative Dylan. The book examines the lyric and melodic roots of seventy songs from Bob Dylan's early repertoire. Todd holds a library science degree (MSLS) from the Catholic University of America as well as degrees in music composition (MM, DMA) from Ohio State University. Comments[0] |
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iTales Podcast iTales is a community of storytellers and listeners.
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