January 18th, 2010 at 13:56 by Andrew

As promised, the record­ings of the the Human­i­ties 324 lecture’s have been pod­casted and were just accepted into the iTunes store. Here are all the links.

  • Sub­scribe in RSS reader
  • View and stream on the web
  • Sub­scribe in iTunes
  • New episodes should post Fri­day afternoons.
  • I’m using an iPod Touch 2nd gen. with head­phones and included mic. The record­ing qual­ity will get bet­ter as I exper­i­ment with where to sit and where to set the mic (I’m try­ing to be unobtrusive).
  • Also, some­body told me that UNC-A did or per­haps still does offer a pod­cast of these lec­tures. I couldn’t find it on their web­site, can any­one con­firm or deny?

I really think that these lec­tures are valu­able and infor­ma­tive and should be avail­able to the pub­lic. Many of the top tier col­leges like MIT, Har­vard, Yale, Colum­bia, et cetera offer pod­casts of their classes to the pub­lic. After all, schools are in the busi­ness of sell­ing degrees, not infor­ma­tion. Let’s eman­ci­pate the infor­ma­tion from the lec­ture hall. Enjoy!

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