When you listen to the podcast episode you will hear that the producers Dave and Ben recorded a brief introduction (in addition to the usual AboutSF podcast intro) which includes information on RFF and information about the workshop at Renovation, the 2011 Worldcon.
The podcast and interviews are mentioned on the AboutSF website, too. There you can listen to the podcast, read more about the education workshop at Renovation from the AboutSF perspective, and then explore the many lessons and book reviews available on the site. You can also check out the AboutSF forum on science fiction.
Visit the podcast production site to get a link that can be used on Facebook, your website, email or your blog:
http://aboutsf.podomatic.com/entry/2011-04-23T11_33_40-07_00
A Message from Ben
"All of these more technical issues aside, what a wonderful story! I want to thank all of you so much for your great efforts and your willingness to share "Angela's Wisdom" with people through the AboutSF podcast. Also, I hope that the podcast episode will help to advertise the workshop at Renovation reno-teachingsf@renovationsf.org.
"So far this month we've had 231 new subscribers to the podcast, and I believe last month there were 180 new subscribers. Hopefully the podcast will encourage people to attend Renovation and to sign up for the workshop.
"Thanks again, to everyone, for all of your help!"
~ Ben Cartwright, Volunteer coordinator, AboutSF
"So far this month we've had 231 new subscribers to the podcast, and I believe last month there were 180 new subscribers. Hopefully the podcast will encourage people to attend Renovation and to sign up for the workshop.
"Thanks again, to everyone, for all of your help!"
~ Ben Cartwright, Volunteer coordinator, AboutSF
Full details of the workshop program and information on how to register can be found at renovationsf.org/te achingsf.php
Sign-up for the workshop ends on June 30, 2011.
Additional information is at Reading4Future@gmail.com
About the Organizers
Reading for the Future, Inc (www.readingforfuture.com) is a grassroots volunteer organization whose aim is to help young people develop a love of reading and intellectual adventure through the vehicle of science fiction, fantasy and speculative fiction.
AboutSF (http://www.aboutsf.com) is a resource center for speculative literature, science fiction, and education. It is a joint project of the University of Kansas, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, and the Science Fiction Research Association, with generous support from Tor Books, The Heinlein Prize Trust, and several individual donors.
~written by Dave Anderson and Valerie Coskrey
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