![Listen via iTunes [80x20, 4K]](http://cephalopodcast.com/img/icon_itunes3.gif "Cephalopodcast via iTunes"){kind=icon}
![Download the Cephalopodcast via Odeo [80x15, 4K]](http://cephalopodcast.com/img/icon_odeo.gif "My CephalOdeo"){kind=icon}
![Listen to the Cephalopodcast via Yahoo [120x17, 4K]](http://cephalopodcast.com/img/icon_yahoo.gif "Cephalopodcast via Yahoo"){kind=icon}
This episode was recorded live at Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY as part of the National Marine Educators Association’s 2006 annual conference. For shownotes and additional versions of this podcast, visit the official Cephalopodcast @ NMEA2006 webpage.
Monday, July 17, 2006
11:15am, Room H 513Podcasting offers schools, zoos, museums and research centers a new opportunity to create and distribute timely information to the public. Through the online distribution of syndicated audio and video content it is possible to create readily updated audio tours of aquarium exhibits, nature trails, public programs and more. Learn how to harness this new technology through a demonstration of the ever increasing and easy to use technology available for creating and distributing online video and audio content.
Thanks to everyone who attended the session. I’ll be updating this page with audio from the presentation. Below is the Keynote presentation.
![I'm a sucker for the Cephalopodcast, science edu+ocean info, cephalopodcast.com [180x150, 39K]](http://www.cephalopodcast.com/img/cephalobanner1.jpg "Cephalopodcast Fans")
