This is the personal site of Jeff Lebow. I am not a very active 'blogger', but do spend a lot of time online building Worldbridges communities, teaching at PUFS, and LearningCall. Currently, my 'bridge building' is focused on keeping Koreabridge chugging along and bringing EFLBridges back to life, but I also spend time webcasting at EdTechTalk, talking about webcasting at the Academy, MOOC'ing, and lately hanging out a lot with Google+. Most of my content will posted elsewhere in the Worldbridgosphere, but I will sometimes post significant webcasts and project updates here.
Since Google+ has made Hangouts On Air available to all users, the guide below is probably unnecessary for most people. Still, it is useful if you'd like to have more control over what gets recorded from the Hangout, your screen, and/or computer audio. A guide to using Google+ Hangout On Air is here.
The screencast and guide below show how I stream and record Google+ Hangouts (or group skype conversations) to a webcasting service like Ustream.tv, Livestream.com or Justin.tv. Settings will vary depending on which hardware and operating system you use. Everything below applies to streaming on a Windows7 machine. For Mac Users, check out Lorna's excellent guide to Streaming Media on a Mac or Paul's Mac Settings for LiveCasting. For Windows XP Users, check out the Webcast Academy's guide to recording skype conversations and live streaming .
EFL Teacher Hangout w/ Graham Stanley July 27, 2011
ELT Mover & Shaker, Graham Stanley (aka Baldric Commons) relects on his langauge teaching journey and assorted projects including blog-efl, Digital Play, Avalon, & aPlanet.
Koreabridge Hangout July 25, 2011 Participants: Britt Kee, Chris Backe, & Jason Teale, Jeff Lebow, & Steve Miller Topic: The inspiration and economics of producing creative works (blogs, paintings, photos, videos, websites) in Korea
Single Computer HangoutCasting Trial July 22, 2011 Streaming with Google+ Hangout using a single computer for the first time. Screenshot of my Windows 7 Audio settings here - stay tuned for a screencast soon.