Issues In Intro
General Psychology at The University of Connecticut

iCube Podcasts are informal discussions with students on course material following each week's General Psychology lectures. Students who participate have the opportunity to ask questions for clarification, as well as expand on course material and discuss issues not necessarily covered in class.

Precasts are short, enhanced podcasts previewing material before each lecture. The Precasts links on this page will open in .mov format. iTunes subscribers will receive them as .aac files. Precasts are created with ProfCast software.

Postcasts are short topical podcasts created after some (but not all) lectures. They are re-explanations of concepts that might be important and/or detailed and, therefore, justify repeating.

Subscribe on

For New Students In Course	iCube Discussion Podcasts	Precasts	Postcasts	Miscellaneous
About These Podcasts	Sample from Spring 2009 Semester We shall return September 3, 2009.	Stay tuned in late August 2009 for Precasts	Stay tuned in Fall 2009 semester for Postcasts.	iCube Trailer, by Benjamin Gruenbaum NOTE:  Let movie load, and DO NOT click on the "Play video" icon within the movie.   Wait for video to play automatically, or use scrub bar controller.
About Supplemental Instruction (SI)				PsychoBabble Dissected The Making of "PsychoBabble" PsychoBabble Video on YouTube
iCube: Student Discussion of iCube Podcasts				Podcast Video Conference Texas Tech University, 3/1/06
About INTD 1998: Learning in the Discipline				WILI-AM Interview November 20, 2006
Advice From Students Who Earned an "A" on Both Mid-term Exams -- Fall 2008				Beyond Lecturcasting (Sloan-C Wiki)
Interview with undergraduate student about his first semester at UConn, focusing on academic adjustments & success, social life, and other issues facing incoming and newly-admitted students.				Moving Beyond Podcasts: Multimedia and the Academic Experience (by John Timmer)
				Podcasting at the University of Connecticut:  Enhancing the Educational Experience.  Campus Technology, October 16, 2006
				Campus Technology Summer 2008 Conference Invited Presentation on Podcasting
				NITOP 2009:  Roundtable discussion hosted by David Miller on "Podcasting Psychology:  Ideas and Considerations." Held at the 31st Annual Meeting of the National Institute on the Teaching of Psychology, St. Peterburg Beach, FL. 1/5/09
				Interview with undergraduate student, Joseph A. Synnott, about his use of podcasting to document his year of study abroad in Paris, France.
				iCube Hardware/Software Information
				Scholarship Opportunities
				Writing Center:  Help for Students, and Beyond
				Reflections on 27 years at UConn
				Freshmen Orientation 2009