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		<title>Episode 2: Introducing Omeka</title>
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<p>At the start of this episode we mention the inaugural <a href="http://thatcamp.org">THATCamp</a> that THATPodcast is co-sponsoring. It&#8217;s a barcamp-style digital humanities unconference that we&#8217;re hosting here at <a href="http://gmu.edu">George Mason University</a>.  If your interested in..<em> THAT</em>.. visit the THATCamp website.  We&#8217;re happy to have reached over 100 subscribers after our first episode, and look forward to each monthly episode.  Thanks for your support!</p>
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		<title>Episode 1: WordPress</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 Jan 2008 02:15:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Our inaugural episode of The Humanities and Technology Podcast explores Wordpress, the popular open source blogging platform. We interview Matt Mullenweg, the founder of WordPress, and demonstrate how to install the ScholarPress Courseware course management plugin used to set up a course website and blog.
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<p>We’re experimenting with the possibilities of using video to its fullest potential; with this episode is only the beginning. It will be particularly useful in the presentation portion of the podcast, where we explore a new technology or tool for digital humanists. You can choose to <a href="http://thatpodcast.org//?feed=podcast">subscribe to either the video</a> or <a href="http://thatpodcast.org/audio//?feed=podcast">audio podcasts</a>, or download the <a href="http://thatpodcast.org/videos/episode1.mp4">video</a> and/or <a href="http://thatpodcast.org/audio/files/episodeone_audio.mp3">audio file</a> without subscribing. We’ll be returning with a new episode next month, following a similar format of interview/screencast presentation. See you then.</p>
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