Podcasts at MIT
IS&T encourages members of the MIT community to contribute podcasts and other audio downloads of content of value to the MIT
community. We are pleased to collect these contributions and to promote understanding and use of this emerging communications mode.
IS&T will soon be rolling out a more robust podcast indexing service, and we are working on standards for tagging to make content easily
accessible and searchable.
Two types of submissions are encouraged and welcomed:
- Submissions that are related to MIT's core mission of teaching, research, service, and community. Submissions
from Departments, Labs, and Centers are especially pertinent as are MIT-sponsored events such as lectures, programs,
or other presentations.
- Submissions from members of the MIT community that are more informal, ad hoc, and open. These submissions can be directly added via
the IS&T Podcast Wiki.
Note: All submissions must be free of copyright infringement.
Sampling of MIT Community Podcasts
To listen to RSS files:
- Right-click/ctrl-click on the topic link and select properties to obtain the
URL of the RSS Podcast feed.
- Highlight the URL and copy it.
- In iTunes, go to the Advanced menu and select Subscribe
to Podcast.
- Paste in the link you copied.
- To listen to mp3 files, click on the link and it should begin playing.
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Physics 8.02 Electricity & Magnetism: Help Sessions
(.rss format) |
Physics faculty member Prof. Lewin records approximately one hour long podcasts for every other problem set for his freshman help sessions. They will be posted on their website when the problem set is released, every other Wednesday.
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Physics 8.02 website |
MIT Technology Review:
Emerging Technologies Conference 2005
(.rss format)
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Technology Review's Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT showcasing the technologies that
are poised to make a dramatic impact on our world. This unique two-day event brought together world-renowned
innovators and leaders and centered on the transformative technological innovations destined to better our
lives, create opportunities, and fuel economic growth. |
TRECT 2006 |
Susan Hockfield's Inauguration:
Susan Hockfield's address (mp3) |
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology celebrated the inauguration of its new president, Dr. Susan Hockfield, with friends and members of the community, at home and at large, on Friday, May 6, 2005.
Please see the MIT inauguration web pages for the streaming video web casts of the event. |
MIT inauguration web pages |
Educause - Interview with
MIT's Jerry Grochow
(.mp3 format) |
An interview with Jerry Grochow about what's going on at MIT and his thoughts on vendor consolidation, project management, relationship management and the next wave of IT leaders. |
A Conversation
with MIT's Jerry Grochow |
Nanonewton
(.mp3 format downloads) |
Podcast discussions with scientists and MIT students in the field of
Nanomechanics in conjunction with the MIT undergraduate engineering course : 3.052 Nanomechanics of Materials and Biomaterials |
Nanonewton |
For informal/personal MIT podcasts, visit the IS&T Podcast Wiki page.
Feel free to contribute your personal podcast on the wiki page. |
