Streaming Studio
Archived Webcasts
A webcast is a live, interactive, audio (sometimes video) conversation on the internet. Many of these webcasts are archived after the live stream.
Upcoming LIVE Events |
(typically, monthly around the 22nd of the month) |
Archives
- December 18, 2009 - Earthcast Echo - Click for archive.
- Interview with Florence Reed of Sustainable Harvest International. This webcast is part of the Earthcast Echo series.
- December 15, 2009 - Earthcast Echo - Click for archive.
- We spoke with Mr. Michael Harrison of Timberland while he was attending the UN Climate Change Conference (COP15) in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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April 22
Earth Day Webcast-a-thon; all day;
RJH will broadcast at least one hour during the 24 hour period.
Our first experience was on February 8, 2008. We were able to talk with a Pearl Harbor survivor, Paul Goodyear. He was stationed on the USS Oklahoma during the attack. Several schools across three time zones were involved in the conversation while Paul was at home in Arizona. Our students were able to ask questions directly and/or use a chat room set aside for this conversation. This webcast was also streamed for others to listen in.
Education on the Road - Antarctica #1
Interviewed Robin Ellwood, a teacher who will be traveling with a research team to Antarctica again in Nov. 2008. This will be the first in several opportunities to talk with Ms. Ellwood before her trip. We hope we will be able to broadcast from Antarctica too! Stay tuned! Robin's journal is located at www.ryejrhigh.org/ellwood. There will be a link to her official PolarTREC website too. In this episode, Ms. Ellwood described how she got connected with the research team, her duties, her SCUBA diving under the lake ice, and answered questions from a 1st grade class in NH.