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Classcaster News

This is the news blog for the Classcaster site. It will be used for system announcements. To keep track of what is going on with Classcaster, subscribe to this site's feed.

Play It Now! ready right now

elmer | August 30, 2005 - 16:37

This is the official launch of this particular new feature. 'Play It Now!' uses an embedded Flash player to play the MP3 directly from the website. Along with download capability and RSS2 feed with enclosures, 'Play It Now!' gives the author and the reader maximum flexibility in accessing podcasts on Classcaster. If you want to hear me go on about it a bit, just chose a link below.


Click here to download the ClassCaster audio.

Play It Now!



Testing the Play It Now! feature.

elmer | August 30, 2005 - 13:45

Update: It worked! So, now you call up, record, save and the MP3 is playable from the site, downloadable, and included in an RSS2 feed for podcasting. Nice:)

If this worked right, there should be an embedded Flash object that will play the MP3.

Click here to download the ClassCaster audio.

Play it Now!


Another test for enclosures.

elmer | August 29, 2005 - 09:12

We have a couple of odd things going on here, but I hope this works. There should be an enclosure tag in the RSS2 feed.

Click here for the ClassCaster audio.


CALI Radio Launched

elmer | August 26, 2005 - 15:28

Our first Classcaster-based blog, CALI Radio, is live. CALI Radio is a little podcasting venture that will initially feature interviews with CALI authors. You can pick up the feed here.

KELO et al. v. CITY OF NEW LONDON et al. - Decision Syllabus

elmer | August 23, 2005 - 11:31

This is a reading of the syllabus for Kelo v. City of New London, decided by the Supreme Court on June 23, 2005

Click here for the audio.


Spell checking

elmer | August 19, 2005 - 08:44

Steve Nelson wonders about spell checking for posting. There are 2 really good answers to this question that add spell checking to any text box in your browser. For MSFT IE, try ieSpell, and for Firefox/Mozilla try SpellBound. Both do the same thing: add spell checking capabilities to browser-based text boxes. The cool thing is that they work not just with Classcaster, but with any web form including web email clients:)

Also, Steve, you may want to enable comments on posts that ask questions:)


 
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