This is a Sounds Special - being broadcast live from the Jisc Next Generation Technologies in Practice conference in Loughbrough, UK. The programme will be co-presented by Graham Attwell and Josie Fraser and will feature live interviews with George Roberts on Open Space Technology, Mark van Harmelen on Personal Learning Environments, Nicola Whitton and Rosie Jones on the potential of Alternate Reality Games for enhancing teaching and Bob Rotheram on Supporting learning using audio feedback.

You can listen to Sounds of the Bazaar live by going to http://tinyurl.com/6df6ar in your browser. The url should open your MP3 player of choice. And if you would like to join in the fun, Steven Warburton will be in our chatroom at http://tinyurl.com/sounds08

Just add your name - no password required

In the second part of the show Vance Stevens talks about multiliteracies and Andreas Auwaerter, Doug Symington and Matt Montagne talk about EarthCast09, a 24 hour live radio show from around the globe to celebrate Earthday.

Cristina Costa hosted the chat room and collected the following links from the discussion:

Open Habitat

http://www.openhabitat.org/

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/whatwedo/programmes/usersandinnovation/habitat.aspx

Dave White's blog: http://tallblog.conted.ox.ac.uk/index.php/author/whited/

MOOSE

http://www.le.ac.uk/beyonddistance/moose/

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/whatwedo/programmes/usersandinnovation/moose.aspx

ThoughtFest 2009

http://www.pontydysgu.org/thought-fest/

Multiliteracy EVO Session

http://goodbyegutenberg.pbwiki.com/Week5

Earthcasthon 2009

http://earthbridges.wikispaces.com/

Email earthbridges community at earthbridges@gmail.com if interested in participating in Earthcast09.

You may want to continue the discussion about MUVES here: http://tinyurl.com/akjte

The music for this show is from the French Rock-Reggae-Band Drunksouls. We feature their album On verra plus tard .... You can find this album and a lot more music on the great Creative Commons music site Jamendo.com.

To listen to the show in your web browser click here.

 To download the programme or for other listening options head over to the Pontydysgu web site.

You can listen to the show by going to  http://tinyurl.com/6df6ar in your browser. The url should open your MP3 player of choice. And if you would like to join in the fun, Steven Warburton will be in our chatroom at http://tinyurl.com/ajc7hn. Just enter your name - there is no need for a password. And you can come on the programme LIVE with your questions and comments - juts skype to Graham Attwell - skype name GrahamAttwell.

Web2Rights is a JISC funded project, whose purpose is to develop a practical, pragmatic and relevant toolkits to support the projects funded within the JISC Users and Innovation Programme in their engagement with next generation and Web2.0 technologies and emerging legal issues, such as IP, libel and accessibility. There are a number of ways in which these projects will engage with Web2.0 and the resources created here will be relevant for projects which are:

• Adapting and deployment of pre-existing tools, technologies and software
• Developing new tools, technologies and software
• Adapting and using own content
• Use of third party created content

• Do IP rights exist in a virtual world and, if so, who owns them?
• Who owns the rights in works that are a result of collective collaboration?
• What happens if you can’t find the rights holders?
• What are the legal risks associated with Web 2.0 engagement?
• How can risks associated with content reuse be sensibly managed?

We have posted two versions of the presentation. The first is an MP3 audio recording and the second an M4a Enhanced version (this includes slides and can be viewed on iTunes or an iPod).

Click here to listen to Podcast

Click here to view the M4a version.

Or head over to the Wales Wide Web for more listening and viewing options.

Full programme listings to follow. Many thanks to all who helped on the programme especially our technical team, Joe and Dirk and Cristina who ran the chatroom.

Click here to listen in-line. Or head over to the Wales Wide Web site for more listening options.

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And Emerge will be well represented at the conference.

Amonst others, Emerge members Dai Griffith, Geroge Roberts, Neil Witt, Steven Warburton, Gilly Salmon and Steve Wheeler are all making presentations at the conference. The Open Habitat, Moose and Emerge projects will run demonstrations on the Jisc stand. We will alos be distributing handouts about all of the Emerge supported Users and Innovation projects.

And we are also runing a series of fringe activities and events.

On Wednesday 3 December at 2030 CET is the Edubloggers meetup in the Ambassador lounge bar Sorat Hotel Ambassador Berlin, Bayreuther Straße 42 · D-10787 Berlin (Five minutes walk from InterContinental).

On Thursday 4 December at 11.00 CET we broadcast Sounds of the Bazaar radio LIVE from the conference. ICWE stand B54. If you cannot make it to the conference listen to the programme live - go to http://tinyurl.com/6df6ar in your web browser. The programme will open in your MP3 player of choice.

Thursday 4 December at 19.30 CET we are hosting a Microblogging debate in the Marlene Bar at the Intercontinental Hotel.

On Friday 5 December at 11.00 CET we will broadcast the second Sounds of the Bazaar show, LIVE from the conference. ICWE stand B54. Friday 5 December.

Also on the Friday at 13.00 CET Emerge is hosting two Special Interest Group Lunchs. Th firts with josie Fraser ins on microblogging and teh second hosted by Graham Attwell is on MOOCs. These will be in the Bellevue Room at the InterContinental Hotel Further Special Interest Group Lunches to be announced.

With the exception of the conference presentations and Special Interest Group lunches all these events are free and open to anyone regardless of whether you have registered at the conference. If you are in Berlin just drop in and find us. Between events you will have a good chance of finding one of us on the Jisc Stand. To keep in touch with what we are doing follow the Twitter block on this site. Or join our Sounds of the Baazaar Facebook group.

On Monday we broke new ground with Eneging our Sounds of the Bazaar radio show. We produced a special issue of Emerging Sound of the Bazaar entitled 'Into the Dragons Den'. The programme was a fly on the wall special following the progress of a Dragons Den session organised by the Jisc Emerge project.

The session was organised as part of the Users and Innovation Design Model process. As part of that model, at different times during the project development, project developers get invited to a session where they are quizzed by 'Dragons' on the progress of their project. The Dragons Den session featured on Sounds of the Bazaar podcast is the Preview project which is developing and piloting models for Problem Based Learning in Second Life. Maggie Savin-Baden represented the project. Paul Bailey and Chris Fowler were the dragons.

I'm not sure the Dragons roared. In fact, I think Maggie slayed the Dragons. But judge for yourself. As always many thanks to all those who took part in the programme including our phone in guests. Production and music by Dirk Stieglitz.

You can listen here. Or for more listening options head over to our post on the Wales Wide Web.

The Dragons Den session featured on Sounds of the Bazaar is the Preview project which is developing and piloting models for Problem Based Learning in Second Life. Maggie Savin-Baden will represent the project. Paul Bailey and Chris Fowler wil be the dragons. It is going to be great fun.

This programme will be a litte different in format to previous Sounds of the Bazaar broadcasts. It is a documentary. And we want you to skype us with your reactions to the programme. Our skype line - just search for GrahamAttwell  in skype - wil open at the start of the programme and will remain open until half an hour after the programme. It will also be open from 10.00 - 1300 UK time, 9.00 - 12.00 tomorrow, Tuesday, 25 November. We will record all your reactions and broadcast these as a follow up podcast. Please participate - it is a new experiment for us in broadcasting your views. 

The programme will last about 45 minutes. To listen to the programme just go to http://radio.jiscemerge.org.uk/Emerge.m3u in your browser. The stream should open in your MP3 player of choice. And if you'd like to chat during the programme Crsitina Costa will be in the chat room at http://tinyurl.com/soundschat. Just add your name in the text field (leaving the password field blank) and chat away.

Te Dragons Den sessions are organised as part of the support process has been through the four stage Users and Innovation Development Model. At different times during Users and Innovation sponsored projects, project developers get invited to a session where they are quizzed by 'Dragons' on the progress of their project. The Dragons Den session featured on Sounds of the Bazaar is the Preview project which is developing and piloting models for Problem Based Learning in Second Life. Maggie Savin-Baden will represent the project. Paul Bailey and Chris Fowler wil be the dragons. It is going to be great fun.

The programme will last about 45 minutes. To listen to the programme just go to http://radio.jiscemerge.org.uk/Emerge.m3u in your browser. The stream should open in your MP3 player of choice. And if you'd like to chat during the programme Crsitina Costa will be in the chat room at http://tinyurl.com/soundschat. Just add your name in the text field (leaving the password field blank) and chat away.