Slides: Using Podcasts for Teaching English

Posted on July 5, 2008 by xpatasia

With a lot of acknowledgement to Joe Dale and his wonderful blog for most ideas I have used here, particularly those gleaned from this article Joe wrote recently, I have tried to compile some ideas onto slides for a presentation that I must do on Monday. I need to also acknowledge Jess McCulloch who also writes and now podcasts a lot in this area.

Now that I have been a good boy and acknowledged some sources. Let me reveal that I have also not been very good at acknowledging the creative commons photos that I used from Flickr.
Can anyone tell me an easy way to do this or do I have to cut and paste every name and title for photos after copying the photo itself?

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2 Responses to “Slides: Using Podcasts for Teaching English”

  1.   Joe Dale, on July 6th, 2008 at 4:21 am Said:

    Hi Paul,

    I good way of including attribution is using John Johnston’s site:
    http://johnjohnston.name/flickrCC/

    Hope that helps

    Joe

  2.   xpatasia, on July 6th, 2008 at 11:04 am Said:

    That is a really useful link for blog attribution Joe. Thanks I will use that!
    I really needed one for using Flickr CC photos as a part of powerpoint backgrounds, which I do a lot.
    Perhaps it is just a workflow thing that I need to get used to doing. (i.e. having a text file open where I just copy photo at author name as I copy the photo to the clipboard.
    Cheers

    Paul

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