How to Subscribe to and Play Podcasts Using Apple’s Free iTunes

Download How to Use iTunes as a PodcatcherWinnipeg, Canada, October 29, 2007: Macdonald Youth Services (MYS) announces the release of an iTunes instructional video entitled "How to Subscribe to and Play Podcasts Using Apple's iTunes". Podcasts, which are downloadable audio or video files, are a productive way to learn about trends and issues that impact online volunteering within non-profit organizations.  iTunes, the dominant free podcatcher available for both Windows or Macs, allows the non-profit user to easily subscribe to a podcast publisher's feed and then have the episodes delivered automatically to their desktop-based podcatcher (iTunes) where they can be played when released. "Whether the consideration or concern is Internet security or the use of an application, free podcasts are available that can assist a non-profit organization develop their online volunteer program", stated MYS's Online Volunteer Program Developer Randy Tyler. As part of the best practices multimedia publication about Online Volunteering that Randy Tyler is currently developing, many how-to videos have (and are) being produced. In this context, MYS’s Ireland-based online volunteer, Becky Heaman, recently produced the iTunes instructional video, which shows how to download and install Apple's free  iTunes podcatcher, configure, subscribe to a podcast feed and play a podcast within iTunes. To accommodate various users, the 24 minute “"How to Subscribe to and Play Podcasts Using Apple's iTunes” video is available in the following formats: Flash, Windows Media Video, AVI, and MPEG-4. To choose your preferred download option, please visit the URL below, now: http://www.mys.ca/volunter/how-to To subscribe or unsubscribe from MYS’s Online Volunteering News and Announcements E-Mail List, please see the URL below: http://www.mys.ca/cgi-bin/media/mail_list.pl Macdonald Youth Services (MYS), a 77 year-old trusted and respected registered charitable healing and support agency based in Winnipeg, Canada, provides a variety of innovative and leading programming for thousands of Manitoba’s young people on a yearly basis. MYS has been successfully utilizing highly-skilled online volunteers from around the globe to enhance their programs and services since 1998. For Further Information: Randy Tyler, Online Volunteer Program Developer/Webmaster Macdonald Youth Services http://www.mys.ca/aov Winnipeg, Canada Ph: 1-204-949-4292 E: http://mys.ca/cgi-bin/randy_email.cgi Skype: randytyler_canada