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=Archive: Chronological List of Podcasts=

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Music Credits: //Living the Lie// by the Hidden Cameras (Outside Music) In this episode, Ms. Steinhardt discusses Feed, by M. T. Anderson, a story that takes place in a world with no more books, reading, or writing, just a constant flow between your brain and everyone else’s. ||
 * **Date** || **Title/Link** || **Subject** || **Episode Notes** ||
 * 03/15/2010 || The Forgotten Fire, by Adam Bagdasarian || Book Talk || In this episode, Ms. Steinhardt discusses "The Forgotten Fire," an historical fictionalization of the author's great uncle's experience as a teenager escaping the Armenian Genocide, during which between 600,000 and 1.5 million Armenians were murdered. ||
 * 03/01/2010 || [|What does USB mean?] || Technology || We use them all the time, but does anybody really know what USB means? In this episode, Ms. Steinhardt explains what USB means, and how USB devices simplify our use of computers. ||
 * 02/16/2010 || What's an OPAC? || The Library || We have to remember lots of acronyms these days. In this episode, Ms. Steinhardt explains what an OPAC is, and its use in the library ||
 * 02/01/2010 || [|Where/when did the card catalog start?] || History || Here's a fun Fact for those in AP History: The card catalog originated during a famous historical revolution... ||
 * 01/19/2010 || Where can I find primary news sources? || Databases || Finding good primary sources can be tricky. The internet can be unreliable, and microfiche machines are confusing and time-consuming. Why don't you try the Historical New York Times database (via the town's public library)? Listen to learn more. Click [|here] for a tutorial on how to search the database to find articles that will help you. ||
 * 01/04/2010 || [|Feed, by M. T. Anderson] || Book Talk || What if you didn’t need a computer? What if the internet were hooked up to your brain in a constant feed?
 * 12/14/2009 || What is a Podcast? || Technology || Hint: You're listening to one right now. It's a misnomer that all podcasts are only sound files, however. In this week's episode, learn some quick facts about podcasts and how they can be useful to you. ||
 * 11/30/2009 || How do I get started on a research project? || The Library || Sometimes starting a project is the hardest part. Don't know how to get the ball rolling? Listen as Ms. Steinhardt explains some tips and tools for starting your research off right. ||
 * 11/16/2009 ||  || Science ||   ||
 * 11/02/2009 ||  || Literature ||   ||
 * 10/19/2009 ||  || Education ||   ||
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