• August 4-6, 2008 Educational Vodcasting Workshop
  Change the Way You Teach
  Join educationalvodcasting.com for three days at the base of Pikes Peak to learn about how to make video podcasts (vodcasts) for your classroom. Read the brochure to learn more and register.

• 5/2/2008 Education: Teachers turn class work on its head, Pikes Peak Courier View.

• 1/31/2008 Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams, science teachers at Woodland Park High School and founders of Educational Vodcasting, are featured on Colorado Springs KKTV Channel 11 News for their innovative uses of SnapKast. View the TV story now or read it.

• 11/1/2007 Educational Vodcasting, a pioneer in Pre-Vodcasting for K-12 teaching and learning, endorses SnapKast.

• 10/2/2007 Boise State University recommends SnapKast in its Podcast Primer for Educators.

• 9/4/2007 Transformation Education reviews SnapKast on SnapKast- Podcasting and Presentations in Snap and Power and recommends SnapKast on its TE Resources Area.

• 8/3/2007 Bernards Township K12 School District Selects SnapKast to Enhance Communication
  In an effort to increase the level of communication between the Bernards Township School District and the members of the school community, the district has selected SnapKast software to create video podcasts. SnapKast video podcasts were used in the past year to communicate course information to parents as part of the district curriculum. Supervisors recorded the video podcasts in their offices and then posted them to the district website. Parents and students who could not attend the district curriculum presentations were then able to access the same information given to parents on those evenings, enabling them to make more informed decisions with their children for course selection in the upcoming year. The initiative began as a pilot with several administrators in 2006-2007. "As an administration, we felt this tool would be a great way for us to communicate with everyone in the school community at their convenience. We understand not everyone can attend evening functions and they appreciate the abiliy to access the same information as everyone else," said Brian Heineman, Supervisor of Science and Technology.

  This year the Bernards Township school district will be expanding its use of this method of communication and utilizing SnapKast to create training opportunities for faculty and program specific podcasts to help parents stay informed. District Director of Curriculum Sean Siet believes this tool will also enable everyone in the township to learn about specific initiatives taking place within the district. "We are really excited about the curricular opportunities that we've been able to create for our students. By showcasing them through the use of video podcasts, we believe that we can increase community support by providing a broader understanding of programs taking place in the district."

• 6/28/2007 Montclair State University has adopted SnapKast for faculty based on ease of use and simple integration with iTunes.

• 6/10/2007 A Web of teaching: 2 Woodland Park High science teachers convert lectures into podcasts with SnapKast.

• 5/14/2007 Virginia Commonwealth University will provide SnapKast to all faculty in the Tablet PC program in fall 2007 as per Jeffrey S. Nugent, Associate Director, Center for Teaching Excellence

• 4/23/2007 Seven minute audo review of SnapKast by Dr. Kathleen King of Podcast for Teachers (excerpted from here). Dr. King is Professor of education and Director of the Regional Educational Technology Center (RETC) for Professional Development and Program Director of the M.S. in Adult Education and Human Resource Development at Fordham University's Graduate School of Education (her bio).

• 3/17/2007 SnapKast Review University of Nebraska:
  Web Page and check out the Video.

• March 2007 SnapKast Release