Jan 19 2008

Join me in a discussion

Published by Mike Temple at 9:15 pm under Podcasting

Following a reasonably successful Talkcast using TalkShoe, I invite you to come and join in with the conversation next week at 8pm GMT, 3pm EST Sunday 27th January

Check if this time works for you

We will be discussing Edublogs and web 2.0 tools

Please feel free to email me with more specific things you would like to discuss and I’ll add them to this post

Many thanks to the patience of Patricia Donaghy from Ireland who joined me and helped iron out some of the operational issues, as we were both newcomers

This Talkcast is now available on the TalkShoe site - search for 12223 and it will be on your screen to listen to or to download. Please be aware that the forst couple of minutes of the recording sound like I’m gargling with water. It is also available on iTunes under Edublogs Tutorials Talkcast or the fresh (ungargling) edited version on Edublogs Tutorials GCast with in and outros

Have a look at Patricia’s post Join in Interactive Discussions with TalkShoe

In order to get the widget player thingy in your sidebar:

  1. Log in to your TalkShoe account
  2. at the bottom of your player, there’s a ‘get & share’ button
  3. click on this and then choose ‘embed’
  4. click the ‘copy’ button to get the code
  5. Log into Edublogs dashboard
  6. Click on “Presentation” in the main navigation bar.
  7. Click on “Widgets” in the sub-navigation bar.
  8. Get yourself a “Text” widget - scroll down to the “Text Widgets”section and give yourself a new widget by increasing the number in the drop down box by one.
  9. Drag your new widget (They’re alphabetical) to the sidebar where you’d like it to appear.
  10. Click on the edit button for your new widget (On the right side).
  11. Paste in the code
  12. hit save
  13. take a look at your new TalkShoe player - voila


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One Response to “Join me in a discussion”

  1.   pdonaghyon 27 Jan 2008 at 6:26 pm

    Hi Mike
    I had the same problem as you when trying to add the embed code to my existing edublog site. Thought it might be related to templates so created a new site and added the code, changed to my template and it worked perfectly!!!!

    The only way I can get it working in my existing site is to copy and paste the kml code from a blog post into a text widget in the sidebar.

    //[kml_flashembed movie="http://widgets.clearspring.com/o/46dff17ccb8aec6c/47935bb56673afdc" width="160" height="337" wmode="transparent" /]//

    A bit messy but the workaround should solve your problem
    Patricia

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