NEW Webcast Learning Library

PODCASTING DOWNLOADS NOW AVAILABLE

NSSEA is pleased to introduce a new series of webcasts. Check back frequently for new additions to the NSSEA Webcast Learning Library.

To start your podcasting experience, please click on any of the titles below:

Webcast #107: The State of the Association
by Tim Holt, NSSEA President/CEO
Length: 8:29
Description: Tim Holt introduces the Webcast Learning Library as a new member benefit.

Find Out What NSSEA Has To Offer
Description: A quick overview of the many services NSSEA provides its members
Produced by ssdTV
CLICK HERE TO VIEW

Credit Collective Information
Tim Holt Interview
Description: Tim Holt describes the benefits of the Credit Collective
CLICK HERE TO VIEW
Produced by ssdTV

What Makes a Great Toy?
Interview of Dr. Toy (Stevanne Auerbach, Ph.D.)
Description: Dr. Toy describes what makes a great toy.
Produced by ssdTV
CLICK HERE TO VIEW

Ed Toy & Gift Showcase: Member Reviews
Produced by ssdTV
Description: Hear comments from Tim Holt, Brian Roberts, Norma Ireland and others
CLICK HERE TO VIEW

Podcast Instructions:

To listen to the NSSEA Podcast on your desktop or laptop computer: Simply click on the podcast link. The file will launch and you will be able to listen to it right on your computer. (You will need Windows Media Player or Real Player . Both players are free and available for download. To download Windows Media Player CLICK HERE and for Real Player CLICK HERE. )

To download a podcast file to your computer: On a PC, right-click (use the right botton on your mouse) on the file link and choose "Save Target As..." Save the file to anywhere on your hard drive. On a Mac, right-click the link and choose "Download Linked File." Save the file to anywhere on your hard drive.

To download the file to your portable player: Follow the instructions to download the file, saving the file to wherever you save files in order to get them to sync with your portable player. This will be the same place that you save your music to for syncing with your portable player. On a Mac syncing with an iPod, one of the right click options is "Open With iTunes" - this option will immdediately put this item into your iTunes library.

If you wish to learn more about the phenomenon of podcasting, you can read the entry about it at Wikipedia.

For additional technical questions please contact Michael Friend at 301-495-0240 x1023 or via email.