Dr. Joseph Pisano’s Recent Podcasting Venues About Education And Music
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Sphere: Related ContentHello all,
It’s been busy this month. We’re in the “thick” of things at the college here in Grove City, PA. Snow has been coming down for weeks like water over Niagra. It’s been hard to keep up with mustech.net (and all the snow shoveling!) and the great questions, tips, and ideas we’ve been getting here! I have not even been able to keep up with the finishing of many of the half written articles that have been in the “works” for weeks! Wow… it’s good to vent!
Despite the hectic schedule, I’ve been doing a lot of podcasts on others sites over the last month and wanted to let you know where you can find these great informative audio informational gems. I also have one coming up on this Wednesday the 5th that you’ll want to catch live and even…participate with!
Kieth Mason and I had a great conversation that he posted over at MusicTechForMe that talked about blogging, the ME blogger campaign, and other great music technology related information. As Keith is located in Nashville, we used SKYPEto make this work. We had a few audio glitches along the way, but the podcast was a great success and I encourage you to “check it out” and have fun with it.
Robert Brannon and I had a great interactive LIVE podcast that utilized both a chat room and a multi-user SKYPE session to talk about topics that are very current regarding blogging, websites, english as a 2nd language, music, and various classroom topics. The podcast was about an hour and part of their great music group and project, the music is free, and can be found here at his site, and here at Musicbridge.com.
Darren and I also started up our 2nd season of podcasts. You can bet that these podcasts are some of the most informative and ENTERTAINING music education and related topic podcasts you will ever listen to. You can listen to these directly from our site from the left sidebar podplayer, find our complete list here, or visit our hosting site at http://mustech.podomatic.com.
GREAT UPCOMING LIVE OPPORTUNITY TO TALK WITH ME AND LEE ANN BABER OF EDTALKTECH.COM THIS COMING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5th, AT 9:00 P.M. EST!!! Here are some related links about this upcoming venue, I’ll be posting more about this on TUESDAY of next week:
- Join us for the show live when it’s happening:
http://edtechtalk.com/live - Find community shows at EdTalkTech:
http://edtechtalk.com - The Teachers teaching Teachers, venue:
http://www.edtechtalk.com/About_EdTechTalk
I hope you’ll tune in live and be part of the show! EdTechTalk is the leading educational related podcast/blogcast venue on the web for educators and is an amazingly professional outfit that provides the educational community, as a whole, a great service.
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- Catch Dr. Joseph Pisano Live Tonight And Join In The Conversation At EdTechTalk.com
- Mustech.net Welcomes V. Kieth Mason To The Music Education Blogosphere
- Sound Reinforcement, Live Music and Jazz, Part II: Podcast, E7
- Blogging, Blu-ray, HD-Radio, And RSS: Podcast E11
- Great Audio Broadcast With Dr. Pisano And Lee Ann Baber On EdTechTalk
March 2nd, 2008 at 12:33 am
Hi again, guys. Just a thought related to something Joe mentioned on E2 regarding the fair use of copyrighted material for promotional material like web sites. Rather than using copyrighted material, why not consider something composed and produced internally? Wouldn’t it even be more effective to promote the program by using an original work by the music teacher, a commissioned work, or even a student composition? I’ll bet you might even be able to find an unpublished composer who would be willing to let you use his or her work for free with some sort of credit or cross-promotion?
March 2nd, 2008 at 9:53 am
Joe! I feel your pain about the hectic winter! I just blove your site. I am here often as I use it to find other great music ed & tech sitesKeep up mthe fantastic work and know you are making a differnece!
Barb
March 2nd, 2008 at 9:57 am
OK this might be a shameless promotion but… If any of you need music, I bet my students would be happy to send you some. You can here a sample of student music on the Greenwich High School podcast at:
http://167.206.79.135/staff/bfreedman/ghs/podcasts/Welcome.html
March 2nd, 2008 at 10:14 am
Stengel99,
Thanks for commenting. I’m not sure exactly what the context was of of E2, I’d have to go back and check it out again. I think you’re right about using created materials in any context. As musicians we certainly have an “edge” in that department.
I’ve had a number of people ask me about using their materials for our “intro”, “outtro” music for our podcast and to be honest, I’m pretty happy with the “Penguin” that we are using from Jason Davis. I love his music and he and I are very good friends.
James Frankel and Owen Bradley use compositions that they have made from within their classes in various podcasts and other ways on their sites and podcasting. It is quite interesting and no doubt effective for them.
Regardless, of whay you decide to use for your website, podcast, or online venue, you still have to receive permission to use the materials in such a dispersive free way. If you use someone’s unpublished work, your friend the composers, or even your own works, you have to obtain someones permission (even if it’s your own) to do so and you should state it on whaterver medium you are using… Although, I’m for a revision and re-vamping of the copyright policy for a “fairer” fair-use section, I have personally decided to try to remain with the legalities of what is allowed and not within the “ethicalities” of what I might believe to be fair.
I do think that you might be surprised as to the answers you will get regarding using “non-mainstream-popular” music with regard to a copyrighted purposes. Don’t be afraid to ask! Just because something is marked as copyrighted, it doesn’t mean “hands” off”, it means “ask for permission”. You’ll be surprised by the answers you get.
On a related note, I’ve been asked to include others “promotional materials” at the begining of our podcast in a cross-promotional way but so far I’ve stayed away from such type of advertising. I’m not against it, but I have been trying to not clutter up mustech.net with too much advertising. Mustech.net does take alot of time and resources to keep operating and I do appreciate when people dontate money to us or simply click on the non-obtrusive links that I do have. I may be adding a little more paid spaces soon.
I’m also working on an exclusive free opportunity(ies) for the ME bloggers that will literally be the first of it’s kind offered from the “industry” for free to the ME bloggers. Stay tuned!
I’m not sure if answered your questions or they were rhetorical, but regardless the’re great ides!… For what it’s worth
March 2nd, 2008 at 1:25 pm
Just to clarify, no I wasn’t asking rhetorical questions. Your scenario with Jason’s music is exactly what I was thinking of.
By “cross promotion” I was thinking something along the lines of a high school band album featuring previously unpublished new compositions. It would promote the band as well as the composer.
Thanks for your reply.
March 2nd, 2008 at 4:38 pm
You can easily license music from http://www.youlicense.com the online music licensing marketplace if you need.
March 5th, 2008 at 1:46 pm
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