'Neath the beautiful spring azalea and dogwood on Auburn's campus sprout fresh vocational thoughts from our team. "Places we can go, Things we can do, Jobs we can get, Money we can earn, tra la." Thinking of a job in Horticulture? This show will not help you, but listen in for expert advice about jobs in private practice vocational rehabilitation.  time 1:06:14

Sanjaya McClanahan gets voted OFF (for this week). Dr. WIlliam Hardy, Associate Dean of AU's College of Agriculture, Economist, Lawyer, voted IN. Guest star Dr. Hardy outlines the work that he, as an economist, does in relation to vocational evaluation cases and how economists work with other professionals in the vocational evaluation field. Dr. McDaniel is quiet.  time 48:36

Mike and Randy get off their rockers and spend a beautiful spring afternoon at a traditional Auburn watering hole - Chewacla Park. As always in their explorations, their topic of conversation quickly turns to vocational evaluation. Today, the experts guide viewers through the process of developing a Life Care Plan. time 50:13

Live from the lovely Grand National Lodge in Opelika, Alabama, Randy and Mike give a detailed guide and tips for preparing your case as a vocational expert. You will also see demonstrated Mike's definition of a "gimme." time 53:49

Randy and Mike scout the marketing angle for private practice vocational rehabilitation. Auburn University's football team and marching band provide the perfect background for getting their game on. 

Listen on for the exclusive debut of their vidcast theme, "Come Test Time", composed and performed by Tommy and Mike McClanahan. time 43:02

Channeling Perry Mason (or Boston Legal?), Mike and Randy outperform each other while demonstrating the various roles encountered as a vocational expert in a court case. Shot on location in a Real Courtroom and at a Real Watering Hole. time 45:02

Live from the concourse! With the dynamic backdrop of Auburn Unversity's new student union building construction, Randy and Mike discuss details of working Social Security cases as a vocational expert. Many tips, tricks, and much hard-earned expertise is shared.

Keep your eyes peeled for a regal guest appearance! time 45:27

Debut episode of the Mikey Man and Randy Show: Vocational Experts sharing years of accumulated expertise in private practice vocational rehabilitation. Mike and Randy will take you on a tour of the field (literally) and will provide you with countless tips, tricks, methods of practice, and hours of entertainment. Offered in conjuction with RSED 7316 (Principles and Practices of Forensic Rehabilitation). time 34:10

Starring Dr. Randall McDaniel and Dr. Michael McClanahan

iPod era
Fall 2007 - iTunes U moving fwd again. Public site up with secure (class) site coming Spring 08. http://itunes.auburn.edu/
Apple releases iphone, ipod touch, video nano. hmmm.
Spring 2007 - Mikey Man and Randy show: vidcast published in iTunes; continue posting audio class podcasts for DE courses.
Spring 2007 - student assignment videos published in private YouTube group.
2007 - iTunes U initiative continues to flounder in AU bureaucratic limbo; public iTunes thrives.
Fall 2006 - capturing and producing video podcasts using MacBook Pro, iMovie HD.
Fall 2006 - R&D video podcasting; Apple trainings; 60G video iPods purchased.
Fall 2006 - total of 9 Rehab class audio podcasts now in iTunes.
2006 - materials, tutorials, presentations, satisfaction survey.
2006 - portable audio recording/equipment.
2006 - wikis and blogs and wimba, oh my.
Fall 2005 - submit iTunes U membership app; accepted by Apple.
Fall 2005 - 3 DE classes published with audio podcast option in iTunes. All courses continue to be streamed (RealVideo/audio).
Fall 2005 - 20 distance students receive 20G iPod Photos.
Summer 2005 - first test podcast published in iTunes.
Spring 2005 - online training tutorial developed for students (using iPods, rss, podcasts for class, hard drive use, material and delivery options, etc.). 

Pocket PC era
Summer 2003 - "Jornada" group graduates; tech satisfaction survey
Fall 2001- students receive HP Jornadas with MS PocketPC 3.0
2001 - materials developed for portable delivery: eBooks, audio, eText, eNotes, mobile internet, email.
Online and Hands-on Tutorials developed
Student video and audio productions; online delivery

Streaming Video delivery using RealMedia: "OnLine Since '99"