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I got an email the other day from a school librarian I met (well, virtually, anyway) through an online Rutgers course. His students are studying endangered species and he has been doing some experimenting with podcasting. He wanted to know if I would be interested in doing a Skype interview and answering some questions about zebras for his kids. Who could turn down a request like that?

So here's a clip of Ilia Kirstein and I talking zebras for the kids at South Orange Elementary School. Ilia's not happy with the way he sounds, and I didn't realize I talked so fast... but all that aside, it's way cool that it's possible to do things like this!


2 Responses to “More Technology”

  1. Anonymous Anonymous 

    This is terrific.

    Was it hard to set up? Can you pls explain technically how it was done, so that other educators returning might do an interview and post to a blog?

    Thanks!

    Meg Warren
    Earthwatch Institute

  2. Anonymous Anonymous 

    Meg,
    Well... it wasn't hard for me because all I did was talk to Ilia on the phone and then post the link he sent me. He did all the work! My advice to other Teach Live teachers is to make friends with a podcaster!

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  • Hi! My name is Shayne Russell, and I'm the Library Media Specialist at Kenneth R. Olson Middle School in Tabernacle, NJ. Come along with me on an adventure to Kenya, Africa! We will be working as volunteer researchers, side-by-side with scientists who are studying the endangered Grevy's Zebra. Let's see what research looks like... outside of the library!

Photos from the Field


A herd of Grevy's Zebras grazing.

Zebra Day 3/2/06


Leader of the Herd

Mrs. A and Mrs. Havers

Mr. Stecher wore his zebra tie!

A good time was had by all.

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