Podcasts

NOTE: You can download these podcasts (mp3 audio files) into your desktop computer and open the files into your media player. You do not need an mp3 player such as an iPod.

While podcasts are great if you happen to miss a meeting, we strongly urge you attend the meetings. After all, you can't ask a podcast a question or to clarify a point. Also, if you attend a meeting, you can use the podcast to refresh your memory. Come and join us.

Podcasts and PDF Downloads of Featured Speakers

We do not recommend this for dial-up connections.

For smaller files (5 minutes or less), simply click on the headphones icon () to listen.

Otherwise, we suggest saving the file to your computer first:

For a Windows computer,

• Right Click the headphones icon () to the left of the referenced title.
• Click "Save Target as" or "Save Link as."
• Browse to where you want to save the file.
• Click "Save."
• Go have a cup of coffee — it may take 2 to 3 minutes.
• Once downloaded to your computer, open the podcast in your media player or copy it to your mp3 player to listen.

Open the PDF files by simply clicking on the PDF icon ().

Speaker Programs

Program Date	Podcast	Length	PDF	Program Title & Description	Speaker
Sept. 7, 2006		62:57 min		"Podcasting: The Sheer Audacity!"		Jerry Franklin
Dec. 7, 2006		69:52 min		"MadCap Flare and the RoboHelp Saga" - Main Presentation		Mike Hamilton
Dec. 7, 2006		46:47 min		"MadCap Flare and the RoboHelp Saga" - Questions and Answers		Mike Hamilton
June 7, 2007		52:09 min		"Project Management: When Good Projects Go Bad"		Meryl Natchez
Jan. 11, 2010		52:22 min		"Writing in the Open: Using Wikis to Create Documentation"		Jeffrey Gardiner
Feb. 4, 2010		73:31 min		"Let Your Illustrations Do the Talking"		Scott Allshouse
May 13, 2010		66:21 min		"Trends in Technical Communication" (podcast produced by TechProse and used with permission)		Panel includes Yas Etessam, Meryl Natchez, and Clark Quinn