Spotlight
iTunes, Video Now Showing on L&C Law Podcasts
We've added two new features to the Lewis & Clark Law School Podcasts, the popular service of the library where you can listen to the latest law school lectures, symposia speakers, career services programs and campus events when you want, where you want.
One-Click iTunes Support
Looking to put the 'pod' in your L&C Law School Podcasts? Subscribe now to the podcasts on iTunes using our easy one-click iTunes button. Here's how:
Simply click on the purple iTunes button located to the right of our L&C Law Podcasts page. Here's what it looks like: 
Go ahead, click it. Shortly iTunes will be launched on your computer (if not, you'll be given the opportunity to download it). Once iTunes opens you'll see each of our podcasts in all their glory. Just click the "subscribe" button and from now on iTunes will automatically let you know when a new podcast is posted.
Not an iTunes fan? You can still subscribe using our RSS button, 
. Find out more about podcasts, how to subscribe
using the RSS button, and download an iTunes alternate at our About Podcasts page.
Videocasts Now Appearing
We are beginning to add videocasts of L&C Law School events to the more traditional audio podcasts. Videocasts are much like traditional audio podcasts - you can subscribe to them, play them via your browser, or download them (this feature coming soon) to your computer or video iPod, Zune or other video-friendly portable media device - except that instead of mere audio you can see the speaker through the wonders of video technology.
You can check out our current collection of videocasts. All you need to view our videocasts is a copy of the latest version of the free Adobe Flash player, available for download here.
We'll be adding more videocasts as the semester goes on. Future videocasts will include a downloadable version, along with a separate audio podcast for your easy listening pleasure.
Hosting an event or class that you'd like to see podcasted? Contact Carla Almaraz, Head of Instructional Technology, at (503) 768-6746 or almaraz@lclark.edu
