We made a video during the session using Viddler. Here it is:

Western Australian Library unconference session on videocasting 22 August State Library of Western Australia

1. Jason Griffey

What are the interesting questions for librarians?

1. What happens to privacy when everything can be broadcast?

2. Can we harness new video tools to interact and serve our customers?

3. What about archiving and preservation ?

Roy Tennant also asks about archving in his Library Journal column, Digital Libraries - The age of microcontent 15 August 2008

Michael Wesch An Anthropological introduction to YouTube

What does it mean to stare into a webcam and talk?

No context - are talking to no-one at the time, but can be consumed by everyone anywhere

Platforms to play with today.

1.Facebook video - didn't want to play with me when I was recording sample videos for this session

2. Qik - mobile instant streaming

3.YouTube - also didn't want to play with me when recording videos for this session

4.Viddler

5.Seesmic.com - in alpha

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6. 12seconds.tv - in alpha

For unconference session on using your webcam on 12seconds.tv

6a. JJprojects explains the difference between 12 seconds tv and seesmic:

12secs or Seesmic. Huh? on 12seconds.tv

7.UStream.tv