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I'm headed out on a road trip to Ohio this week. My brother-in-law is taking a new position teaching organic chemistry at Cedarville University. Since it's summer and I love road trips, I volunteered to help with the move. Before I go I'm loading up my iPod with new podcasts and albums for the road.

Dan here: It took me a couple of days due entirely to being overextended (moving my sister-in-law and brother-in-law into their new house -- which is awesome, and judging a battle of the band -- which was awesome but not as awesome as seeing the potential for the greatest rec room the world has ever known) and overtired.

There are four educational/ technology podcasts that I've listened to or plan to listen to this week. You'll notice that two of the podcasts Tech Talk 4 Teachers and Tech Teacher Live both discuss the use of Twitter as a professional development tool.

Edu-Games for the Classroom June 23rd, 2008 Episode 13: I team up with Jeff and Dan from Wicked Decent Learning - in a ’simul-podcast’ — to chat about games in the classroom (and not just about computer or tech-games.) Make sure to check out the Wicked Decent Learning podcast - it’s a great education podcast from the gents up in Maine.

Here are four podcasts worth listening to over the weekend. Wicked Decent Learning has a special guest, Mark Spahr, in studio in their most recent podcast. This week the guys discussed team teaching. As always the podcast is an entertaining and thought provoking hour-long podcast.

For a couple of months I've been plugging Tech Teacher Live and Wicked Decent Learning as great podcasts for teachers interested in technology integration. I continue to listen to both of those podcasts every week and recently I've added two new items to my list of must hear and see items each week.

For this week’s podcast, Jeff and Dan did something they have never done before: invited listeners to join them live. Tune in to hear myself and about 8 other educators talk about the things we find “wicked decent” at our schools. You can download the podcast from iTunes or listen here.

Tonight, a nice group of super awesome teachers and bloggers got together via Skype to talk about the good things going on in technology integration and technology education. Jeff and Dan at Wicked Decent Learning put the whole thing together and will be releasing the hour long conversation as a podcast in the near future.

Wicked Decent Learning just released their tenth podcast! Wicked Decent Learning podcasts are about an hour long and cover many topics related to technology integration and education in general. Those of you outside of New England, USA may not be aware that the term "wicked" means something is very good to New Englanders.