Episode #6 of The ToolBar is live!
In it, Brian Dusablon and I create our wish list for a full-course elearning authoring app while I drink Chatoe Rogue Single Malt Ale and Brian drinks Shiner Blonde. (Warning: gratuitous Flash on Shiner’s website… sigh.) Enjoy Episode 6!
And by the way, a special thanks from both of us to the listeners who have left a rating or review for us oniTunes. Cheers to you!
In the best episode yet of The ToolBar, Brian Dusablon and I discuss elearning design apps for iOS, including DesignJot by Allen Communications, ID Guru by Connie Malamed, the Float Learning Primer, Kineo’s Top Tips, and more.
Also, I drink Conflux #2, a superb collaboration by Deschutes Brewery and Boulevard Brewery, and Brian drinks just another brown ale.
Enjoy Episode 5!
In Episode 4 of The ToolBar, Brian Dusablon and I discuss why, how much, and whether your development tools matter, drawing from several E-Learning Guild pubs including their recent Top Tools report. And we get confused about how many kinds of Lawnmower Lager there are. All in an unprecedented 37 minutes, 33 seconds.
Drink up and enjoy.
The second episode of The ToolBar, a new podcast featuring Brian Dusablon and yours truly, is now live.
In Episode 2, we talk about mLearnCon 2011, Lextensions (where did they go?), Google+ (probably waaaay more than you wanted to hear), and Zebra. And we drink Black Butte Porter.
You can now Like us on Facebook and subscribe on the website, just like a real podcast. We’ll also be on iTunes soon.
Update: Now on iTunes.
I’m happy to report that the first episode of The ToolBar, a podcast project I’ve been working on with Brian Dusablon, is now live.
The ToolBar extends our conference experience of Learning Solutions 2011, and the concept is pretty simple: It’s us, talking about software – primarily elearning software – and drinking tasty beverages. We’re sparing you the karaoke.
In Episode 1, we talk about the upcoming ZebraZapps and drink Belgian beers.
The ToolBar is part of Emergent Radio, a larger project that Brian is starting. He’s curating conversations with some next-level thinkers, so whether or not The ToolBar is for you, stay tuned.