Education Technology Tools: Recent Episodes
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In this episode, I give a brief overview of how the podcast is changing and where it will be going as it is relaunched.
In this episode, I talk to my friend Jennifer Chang Wathall about concept-based mathmatics, her book based on her concept-based mathematics framework, and her professional learning structure. Jennifer is an independent educational consultant with over 25 years experience. She travels around the world to work with teachers. Catch up with her at http://www.jenniferwathall.com or on Twitter @JenniferWathall.
In this episode I speak with Stacey Lovedall about using and creating virtual reality with students.
In this episode, Tavia Clark discusses ways teachers can utilize their librarians for planning and co-teaching. We also discuss social media, her young adult literature twitter group, and the importance of growing a love of reading using books students choose themselves.
In this episode, I talk with Greg Garner where we discuss compuer science, hour of code, and computational thinking.
In this episode, we talk to Victor Small. Victor is an educator from California and an advocate for Restorative Justice.
In this episode, I talk to Brad Shreffler about his school's student tech support program. Brad is also a fellow podcaster. You can find him on The Planning Period Podcast.
In this episode, we talk to Julie Smith the author of Master the Media about teaching media literacy in our schools.
In this episode, I talk with Marsha Sirkin about creating a positive school and classroom culture.
In this episode, We take a cursory look at the new North Carolina Digital Learning Competencies and discuss what they mean for teachers in the state. Resources, including links to the competencies, can be found at aplusedtech.com