Radio on the Internet for schools (continued)

I've found two more possibilities to broadcast for free. There are also servers where you can broadcast from for a small fee. Listen2myradio and Live365 offer both possibilites (free and paid).

Radio on the Internet for schools (continued)

I've trying Radionomy and the system seem to work quite well, but it means a lot of work. Another drawback is that they insert commercials in your radio, but that seems a low price to pay for the service. With Winamp and Shoutcast you have more control over your own radio, and I think you can also play "live" music or speech, but I'm still having trouble with the IP address. Again, if anyone has experience on that, comments will be welcome.

Radio on the Internet

I've been thinking about setting up a radio at my school for my students. The most obvious possibility is using ShoutCast. Here is a link (in Spanish) that explains how to do it. Another possibility is using Radionomy. If anyone has tried both possibilities, I'd appreciate some feedback on the advantages and disadvantages of both of them.

Your online magazine for your students

If you want to encourage your students to write, why don't you use Magazine Factory? It's easy to use. Students become journalists and teachers are editors. You edit and publish their articles so as to avoid inappropriate content. Just get in touch with the people at Magazine Factory and create your own online magazine.

Teaching English at British Council

It's a wonderful site. All ELT teachers should become members and subscribe to the newsletter.
Teaching English at British Council.