During CreateWorld 2008 the Podcast Team (Allan Carrington, Kate Foy, Cat Hope, Ian Green) cruised the conference, audio recorders in hand, looking to grab both presenters and audience members for conversations about key issues.
The aim of these short interviews was not just to summarise or rehash the presentations, but rather to talk around them a bit, to see them in their broader context, and to tease out their implications for learning, teaching, research and creative performance in higher education.
We hope you enjoy these podcast episodes. But please don’t just listen. Make sure you also add your ideas and comments to this blog. Connect with your colleagues. Be part of the conference wisdom.
And if you have ideas, comments, critiques etc. about this sort of podcasting, or you would like to be part of our investigative and developmental team, please contact us at:
allan.carrington@adelaide.edu.au
ian.green@adelaide.edu.au
Allan Carrington is a Learning Designer with the Centre of Learning and Professional Development at the University of Adelaide. 
Dr Ian Green teaches and researches in areas of researcher education, elearning and linguistics at the University of Adelaide. 
Dr Kate Foy is a freelance creative arts consultant and practitioner, and an e-learning researcher. She was until recently Associate Professor and Deputy Dean Faculty of Arts, University of Southern Queensland. 
Cat Hope runs the composition, music technology and postgraduate programs in music at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) at Edith Cowan Univeristy in Perth, WA. She is a composer, performer, installation artist and active music researcher and writer. 
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Very impressive – thank you for an excellent contribution to the AUC community
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This is a great addition to and extension of the whole conference experience. It allows people who attended, and those who didn’t, a chance to catch up on the CreateWorld08 conference sessions’ information and personal experiences of presenters and attendees.
Very well done! I hope more conferences take advantage of the benefits of using modern (Apple) technologies!!
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