History and Tourism Through Podcasting

Posted by Kenneth Ronkowitz on Friday, July 14. 2006

I am working on creating virtual tours and iPod walking tours of our univeristy for potential students.

This is part of our process of becoming an iTunes U and the public face we want to put forward.

In doing some Net research I found a number of museum & historical sites that are now podcasting.

Here are some samples:

Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia http://www.history.org/Media/podcasts.cfm
Smithsonian Museums, Washington, DC http://www.smithsonian.org/podcasts/default.htm
Thomas jefferson's Monticello, Virginia http://www.monticello.org/podcasts/index.html
Boston's Freedom Trail http://www.boston.com/travel/boston/freedomtrail/podcast/
Civil War podcast, Malvern Hill, Va http://www.civilwartraveler.com/audio/index.html

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