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 BUFS, and LearningCall. Currently, my 'bridge building' is focused on keeping Koreabridge chugging along and bringing Englishbridges 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.
So, I've 'started' my personal blog a few times already and never really got it going. Now, armed with a fresh Drupal 5.0 beta and a Flock .7 I begin again.
I'm thinking that I should at least start by using this as a 'public personal archive' of the content I'm involved with producing and a To Do list/calendar of what's ahead.
Podcast Academy Coverage - An Experiment in Mobile Webcasting The 2nd Podcast Academy was held at Boston University on April 28 & 29, 2006. BU provided a high quality Real Video stream of presentations. During breaks, Jeff used his 'mobile webcasting setup' to interview presenters and attendees while Doug anchored the stream in Victoria
A special EdTechTalk, where the host became the guest. An in depth interview with Jeff Lebow, founder of Worldbridges, talking about EdTechTalk, the WebcastAcademy and the vision behind the whole operation.
As our discussion with Scott Fletcher continues, we begin addressing the effect that podcasting and new media might have in politics and society. We are joined by Rob Walch, Stephen Downes, and John Mullaney.
What are the does and don’ts for podcasting politicians? What role will podcasters play in shaping the public debate and the electoral process? Why would five charming guys like ourselves spend New Year’s Eve discussing such things on a webcast? We attempt to address these and other fascinating questions as the clock ticks down to 2006.
This is the personal site of Jeff Lebow. I am not a very active 'blogger', but do spend a lot of time online building 
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