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How can universities lead in AI while strengthening inclusion? Gary S. May, Chancellor of UC Davis, shares insights on inclusive excellence, mentoring in STEM, ethical AI, and how research universities must evolve to serve society.
Should students use AI or build it? Yasmin Kafai (University of Pennsylvania) explores AI literacy, algorithm audits, and why young people must be creators and critical participants in generative AI.
What defines the future of a public research university? Robert J. Jones, President of the University of Washington discusses debt-free education, AI for the public good, and lifelong learning.
EduTrends episode, Justin Reich, Director of MIT’s Teaching Systems Lab, reflects on generative AI, overreliance on AI for thinking, and why meaningful educational change depends more on communities than on technology.A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this EduTrends episode, Pati Ruiz, Director of Learning Technology Research at Digital Promise, discusses AI literacy, cognitive offloading, and how generative AI can be used responsibly to support deeper, more equitable learning. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How do universities prepare students for a lifetime of careers? Chua Kee Chaing, President of the Singapore Institute of Technology, shares how applied learning, micro-credentials, and industry partnerships are reshaping higher education and employability. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How can AI help universities become more human, not less? Elisa Baniassad shares why ethical AI, trust, and leadership are key to the future of higher education. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode of EduTrends, José "Pepe" Escamilla speaks with Diego Arambula, Vice President for Education Transformation at the Carnegie Foundation, about how education systems can serve as engines of opportunity. They discuss Carnegie's Student Access and Earnings Classification, which identifies universities improving social and economic mobility, and the Future of High School Network, an initiative to move beyond the century-old Carnegie Unit toward competency-based, student-centered learning.
In this episode of EduTrends, José "Pepe" Escamilla speaks with Mary Burns, an education technology expert and consultant for the Brookings Institution, about the complex relationship between artificial intelligence and education. They explore how AI is reshaping the role of educators, the myths surrounding its potential, and the need for ethical and critical approaches in universities.
What does the future of education look like in a world shaped by AI? In this episode of EduTrends, José "Pepe" Escamilla speaks with Stephen Downes, researcher and co-developer of connectivism and early MOOCs, about how networks transform the way we learn, the skills students will need most in an AI-driven society, and the risks of relying too much on technology.
What happens when universities rely too much on AI? In this episode of EduTrends, José "Pepe" Escamilla speaks with Robert Sparrow and Gene Flenady, philosophers from Monash University, about why generative AI produces "meaningless bullshit" and what that means for education. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds Podcasts.
Can universities evolve to become lifelong learning partners for their communities? In this episode of EduTrends, José "Pepe" Escamilla speaks with Ang Davies and Simon Thomson from the University of Manchester about their Flexible Learning Strategy and the ambitious vision behind Manchester's designation as a UNESCO City of Learning. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How can universities integrate generative AI in ways that support inclusion, equity, and meaningful learning? In this episode of EduTrends, José "Pepe" Escamilla speaks with Tazin Daniels and Angela Marocco from the University of Michigan about how their institution is designing tools, training, and strategies that make AI accessible, secure, and transformative. They explore topics like academic integrity, the future of teaching, and how AI can bridge digital divides in higher education. A podcast Brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How can higher ed evolve to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world? In this episode of EduTrends, José "Pepe" Escamilla talks with Chris Dede, Senior Research Fellow at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, about the concept of the 60-year curriculum. They explore the challenges of lifelong learning, the promise of AI and immersive technologies, and why universities must reinvent themselves to stay relevant. A Podcast Brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How can lifelong learning be accessible and effective for all? In this episode of EduTrends, José 'Pepe' Escamilla speaks with Ellen Boeren, professor at the University of Glasgow, about the challenges of adult education, the barriers to participation, and how digital technologies and policy changes can shape the future of lifelong learning.
What role do universities play in driving innovation and tackling global challenges? In this episode of EduTrends, José 'Pepe' Escamilla speaks with Tony Chan, former president of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, about the relationship between academia and industry, the future of AI in education, and how universities must adapt to a rapidly changing world.
How can higher education adapt to a rapidly changing world? In this episode of EduTrends, José 'Pepe' Escamilla speaks with Liz Reisberg, consultant and member of the Advisory Board of the Center for International Higher Education at Boston College. They discuss inclusion, the evolving role of technology, and how universities must rethink their approach to access, equity, and global challenges. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How can universities create meaningful and accessible education? In this episode of EduTrends, José 'Pepe' Escamilla speaks with Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President of Southern New Hampshire University, about student-centered learning. They explore innovative models for online education, the role of technology in creating belonging, and how institutions can ensure equitable access to higher education. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
Why is international education more important than ever? In this episode of EduTrends, José 'Pepe' Escamilla speaks with Dr. Fanta Aw, Executive Director and CEO of NAFSA, about the power of global learning. They explore how universities can expand access to international education, the role of diversity and inclusion, and the future of higher education in an interconnected world. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How do skills shape the future of work? In this episode of EduTrends, host José 'Pepe' Escamilla sits down with Matt Sigelman, President of the Burning Glass Institute, to explore how careers evolve, the role of AI in skill development, and why universities must adapt to lifelong learning. Discover how challenge-based education, micro-credentials, and real-time labor market data are reshaping higher education and workforce readiness. A Podcast Brought to you by Tec Sounds.
How do we transform higher education to meet the challenges of the future? In this episode of EduTrends, host José 'Pepe' Escamilla sits down with Rafaela Diegoli, Academic Vice Chancellor of Tecnológico de Monterrey, to discuss the university’s innovative Model. From challenge-based learning to competency-driven education, discover this approach that is shaping students into adaptable, lifelong learners.A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode of Edutrends, Elliot Boucher, co-founder of EduSign, discusses his journey from student to EdTech innovator. Hear how a simple attendance issue sparked a global solution, the challenges of scaling in education, and the trends shaping the future of EdTech. Perfect for entrepreneurs and educators alike!
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In this episode of Edutrends by Tecnológico de Monterrey, José ‘Pepe’ Escamilla, Associate Director of the Institute for the Future of Education, sits down with Bryan Alexander, a futurist, researcher, and senior scholar at Georgetown University, to explore the future of education. Together, they discuss the urgent need for universities to address climate change and the transformative potential of generative AI in teaching, learning, and research. Bryan Alexander offers powerful insights and bold predictions about how technology and sustainability will shape academia in the years ahead.
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José “Pepe” Escamilla chats with Jane Swift, former Governor of Massachusetts and President of Education at Work. Jane shares how her organization helps low- and middle-income students gain real-world experience and essential skills while still in college. Learn how work-based learning is shaping the future workforce! A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
José “Pepe” Escamilla talks with Fernando Reimers, Harvard Professor and Director of the Global Education Innovation Initiative, about the future of education systems. They dive into topics like 21st-century skills, global curriculum innovations, and how universities can help solve the world’s biggest challenges. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, José “Pepe” Escamilla chats with Kate Giovacchini, Executive Director of the Trusted Learning Network at ASU, about the future of digital credentials. They explore how blockchain technology and lifelong learning are reshaping education, empowering students to own and share their achievements through trusted platforms. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, Isabelle Hau, Executive Director of the Stanford Accelerator for Learning at the Stanford School of Education, discusses how to accelerate research and solutions in learning and education. Learn about changing mindsets to scale ed tech tools and startups, and the challenges faced in this process.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, for this enlightening conversation.
In this episode, Kerry McKittrick, Co-Director of the Harvard Project on Workforce, shares insights on the durable skills and experiences students need to thrive in the workforce after college. Discover the innovative strategies some colleges are using to bridge the gap between education and employment.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of Institute for the Future of Education, for this enlightening conversation.
In this episode, Tomi Kauppinen, Head of Aalto Online Learning at Aalto University, explores the transformative impact of technological advancements on the learning process, delving into topics such as cyber-physical learning and the human element amidst the rise of AI in education. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this thought-provoking conversation. Brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, the President of Western Governors University, Scott Pulsipher, delves into the critical role of student-centric approaches in education, the efficacy of competency-based learning, and how WGU leverages data to enhance the learning journey. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, for an instructive discussion that navigates the ever-changing education landscape. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, Simon Bates, Vice Provost and Associate Vice President of Teaching and Learning at the University of British Columbia delves into personalized programs, digital learning, and the critical role of technology in educational models. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, for an insightful conversation that explores the evolving landscape of education. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, Ryan Baker, Professor at the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania, dives into the advancements and implications of large language AI models, shedding light on Penn's innovative JeepyTA virtual Teaching Assistant. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, for an engaging discussion on the evolving landscape of teaching roles and their future. A podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, Sebastian Thrun, AI Expert, Entrepreneur, Innovator, Chairman and co-founder of Udacity, examines the future of work and AI, exploring how roles in the workforce are evolving and the concept of hyperpersonalization in education. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, for an edifying dialogue on AI and its impact on the future of work and education. A Podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, Melissa Loble, Chief Customer Experience Officer at Instructure, discusses the essential skills required to thrive in the workplace and outlines the do's and don'ts when creating a microcredential program.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's enlightening discussion.
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In this episode, Richard Culatta, the CEO of the International Society for Technology in Education, discusses the key characteristics of relevant education and sheds light on the new educational landscape that has emerged in the wake of the pandemic.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's enlightening discussion.
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In this episode, Doug Lynch, senior fellow at USC’s Rossier School of Education, shares valuable insights on what it takes to build an educational startup, and highlights some of the common challenges that entrepreneurs face when launching educational projects.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, the Associate Director of IFE, as he delves into this enlightening conversation.
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In this episode, Bledi Taska, Executive Vice President and Chief Economist at Lightcast, explores the future of remote work and its profound impact on productivity and talent acquisition.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, the Associate Director of IFE, as he delves into this enlightening conversation.
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In this episode, Thomas Weko, Senior Scholar at The George Washington University Institute of Public Policy, provides insights into the changing educational landscape, emphasizing the cultivation of skills and the growing prominence of alternative credentials.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, the Associate Director of IFE, as he engages in this insightful conversation.
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In this episode, Rob Vanderlan, the Executive Director of the Center for Teaching Innovation at Cornell University, delves into the transformative world of active learning, lifelong learning, and the dynamic role technology plays in pedagogy to address disruptions.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, the Associate Director of IFE, in this enlightening discussion.
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In this episode, Vincent J. Del Casino, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs and Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at San Jose State University, shares insights on enhancing education delivery and improving university data analytics management.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this enlightening conversation.
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In this episode, Victoria Galán-Muros, Chief of Research and Analysis at UNESCO's International Institute for Higher Education in Latin America and the Caribbean, discusses ways universities can support sustainable development.
Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's enlightening discussion.
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In this episode, Kristina Reiss, Professor Emeritus at the Technical University of Munich, shares her ideas about the importance of STEM in learning and teaching and the long-standing barriers that prevent girls from pursuing careers in STEM fields.
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In this episode, Rhonda L. Lenton, President & Vice-Chancellor of York University, shares the initiatives, programs, and efforts implemented at York university to promote gender equality and diversity as well as those regarding the future of education and lifelong learning.
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In this episode, Stephen Harmon, Associate Dean for Research and Interim Executive Director at the Center for 21st Century Universities at Georgia Tech, talks about the futures of education: machine learning, alternative credentials, blockchain, virtual reality, lifelong learning, and the significance of developing non-academic skills.
Join José ‘Pepe’ Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week’s episode.
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In this episode, Gary A. Bolles discusses the future of education and work amidst technology disruptions and transformations. Bolles is the author of The Next Rules of Work, Chair for The Future of Work at Singularity University, and Partner in Charrette LLC.
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In this episode, Steven Miller, Professor Emeritus of Information Systems at the Singapore Management University, talks about AI in the future of education. Also, he shares his insight on data privacy and ethical AI.
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In this episode, Uohna Thiessen, Senior Data Scientist Consultant at Meta and adjoint professor at CalTech, shares her ideas about Machine Learning and Generative AI, their educational potential and possible risks.
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In this episode Prof. Mateo shares with us her ideas regarding on rethinking education in Latin America, in order to make it more accessible and inclusive to a large percentage of the population that traditionally have been left out of the education system. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's episode. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, Prof. Weise and José Escamilla talk about her most recent book about Lifelong Learning and the future of work, and the need to start planning for uncharted territories in education and life in the 21st century. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's episode. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
What is the current state of artificial intelligence in education? How will it impact the future of post-Covid education? Is AI a friend or a foe?, and how do we prepare society in general for its certain impact in our daily lives. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's episode. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
How can we create talent development strategies in education? What is creativity, its legends, and stereotypes? In this episode Jonathan Plucker shares his ideas of one of the most important 21st century skills: creativity. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's episode. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
In this episode, Annelies Goger and José Escamilla talk about the skills gap and the need to create meaningful jobs in the future taking into account student’s and employer’s needs. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's episode. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
In this episode Roberta Malee and José Escamilla talk about important topics such as How can Higher ed institutions in developing countries achieve financial sustainability?;The importance of investing in educational technology in developing countries, as well as the need for regional collaboration and network creation between Higher education institutions. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's episode. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
How can technology improve access to quality education to underserved communities? In this episode, Professor Mpine Makoe, Commonwealth of Learning chair in Open Education Practices and Resources, shares her experiences in distance education in South Africa along with host José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
In this episode Courtney Brown, Vice President of Impact and Planning for Lumina Foundation, talks about her work and ideas on such important topics like: access, equity and fairness in higher ed. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, in this week's episode. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and Winslow Burleson, Assistant Director and Director of Research at the School of Information at the University of Arizona, talk about how analyzing emotions through technology and AI can improve educational outcomes. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and Patrick Brothers, Co-CEO at HolonIQ, talk about the EdTech market, the startup ecosystem in Latin America, and the three scenarios for higher education. Un Podcast de Tec Sounds.
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and Jeff Selingo, professor of practice at Arizona State University and author of "College (Un)Bound: The Future of Higher Education and What It Means for Students," talk about education post-Covid, and how universities will deal with students' wellbeing after the crisis. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc, President of Southern New Hampshire University, talk about student-focused universities, SNHU's future projects, and his new book: "Students First; Equity, Access, and Opportunity in Higher Education." A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and George Siemens, executive director of the Learning Innovation and Networked Knowledge Research Lab at the University of Texas, Arlington, talk about how MOOC’s changed and the future role of AI, data, and learning analytics in education. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and Ángel Cabrera, president of the Georgia Institute of Technology, talk about how Georgia Tech adapted to the COVID-19 crisis. Georgia Tech's new technology tools and projects regarding educational innovation and Ángel Cabrera's take on the future of higher education. A Podcast by Tec Sounds
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and Conrad Wolfram, CEO and European Co-Founder of Wolfram, talk about a new approach to teaching math through an interesting four-step process, the critical role of technology when learning math, and the AI promise in education. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Listen to José "Pepe" Escamilla and Dr. Richard Davidson, Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and Founder and Director of the Center for Healthy Minds, discuss COVID-19 impact on students' and teachers' social and emotional health. Also, Dr. Davidson explains what he considers the four pillars of a healthy mind. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Jose “Pepe” Escamilla talked with Peter Mathieson, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh. A conversation about Edinburgh’s 2030 plan, the digital challenges facing universities, and how to encourage faculty to be future-ready.
Mathieson also discussed ethics in AI and the importance for universities to become sustainable. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Jose "Pepe" Escamilla met with Martin Paul, President of Maastricht University, one of the youngest Dutch universities, in a conversation that sought to rethink the European University.
Martin Paul also addressed Maastricht's efforts to develop its students' independent learning skills, explained their hybrid degree programs, and described what citizens and universities will be like in the future. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Listen to an insightful conversation about online education between José "Pepe" Escamilla and Anant Agarwal, edX CEO, and Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT.
Anant talked about the birth of edX and its extensive MOOC offering. He described how data from the edX platform could help improve online education and how it can promote active learning. Anant also addressed the MOOC's completion rate challenge and how online education might evolve in the coming years. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
José "Pepe" Escamilla met with Singapore's Teachers' Union General Secretary Mike Thiruman. An eye-opening conversation on teacher empowerment, skills, and working conditions.
Thiruman also addressed Singapore's education success and what Latin America can learn from it. Finally, Thiruman shared his view on the future of education and lifelong learning.
A conversation about the startup explosion and EdTech ventures in emerging economies between Maia Sharpley, Partner at Learn Capital, an Education-focused venture capital firm, and José “Pepe” Escamilla, inside TecSounds’ booth at the entrepreneurship festival INCmty 2019.
Maia Shapley described the new lifelong learning ecosystem and the need for teachers and learners to focus on the development of skills like collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking. A Podcast by Tec Sounds
INCmty hosted the EduTrends Podcast, where Norihisa Wada, EduLab Inc. Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, talked with Jose “Pepe” Escamilla about XR technologies in education, the power of gamification, and the importance of the human touch when developing EdTech tools.
Norihisa Wada also explained EduLab’s work in assessment initiatives on learning and its efforts to create investment vehicles for EdTech ventures. A podcast by Tec Sounds.
Ger Graus, Global Director of Education at KidZania, met with José "Pepe" Escamilla at Tec de Monterrey to talk about the state of children's education, the need for a new educational focus on children's aspirations and the globalization of growing up.
Ger Graus also discussed how schools, parents, and the environment shape the way girls and boys make choices throughout their learning journey. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
A talk between Tonika Cheek Clayton, Managing Partner of the Ed Tech team at NewSchools Venture Fund, and José “Pepe” Escamilla about the importance to support edupreneurs, the need for the development of better EdTech tools focused on underserved students learning outcomes and some success stories of the Newschools investing efforts in educational innovation.
Tonika Cheek Clayton addressed some of the Newschools research’s key findings on EdTech use in US classrooms, and she described the need for education to be more personalized, engaging and inclusive. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Eric Mazur, a physicist and educator at Harvard University, visited Jose “Pepe” Escamilla during the educational innovation conference CIIE 2019.
Mazur dissected Peer Instruction, explained his “Just in Time” teaching method and made a solid point against assessment in the learning process. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
José “Pepe” Escamilla had an eye-opening conversation with Marc Brackett, director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, who recently published “Permission to Feel: Unlocking the Power of Emotions to Help Our Kids, Ourselves, and Our Society Thrive.”
Brackett talked about his RULER approach to social and emotional learning. He also discussed what schools are doing to prevent bullying and what role parents and teachers play in the development of students’ emotional intelligence. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
Jose “Pepe” Escamilla traveled to South America and met with Ricardo Rosas, Director of the Center for Development of Inclusive Technologies at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. Ricardo does research in Educational Technology and Special Education. He also develops traditional and device-based cognitive assessment instruments and intervention tools.
Ricardo shared with us some examples of inclusive technologies that they are developing at his lab and described the global state of inclusion in universities. A podcast by Tec Sounds.
A conversation between Robert Hawkins, Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education at the World Bank Group, and Jose “Pepe” Escamilla. Robert is an expert advisor to governments seeking innovative ways to improve education systems.
Robert described the five principles that guide the World Bank’s efforts to improve education globally, pointed out the need for universities to bolster lifelong learning and shared some success stories on educational innovation in developing countries. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
This episode’s guest is Emiliana Vegas, co-director of the Center for Universal Education at the Brookings Institution. She is an expert on education in developing countries.
Emiliana talked with José “Pepe” Escamilla about the challenges and opportunities in Latin American educational systems. They discussed the new role of teachers and strategies to improve educational outcomes such as experiential or active learning. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
José “Pepe” Escamilla visits Dr. Randy Bass at Georgetown University. He is Vice Provost for Education and Professor of English at Georgetown, where he founded the Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship, and now he directs the Red House.
In a meaningful conversation, Dr. Randy Bass explains that there is a need for a new focus on education, and tries to answer what can humans do to get better at being human? A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
José “Pepe” Escamilla visited the Brookings Institute in Washington, DC, to meet with Rebecca Winthrop, who is a Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Universal Education at Brookings.
Rebecca tried to answer if classrooms are evolving as fast as technological transformations and described how it is possible to “leapfrog” learning outcomes. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
In this episode we talked to Philipp Schmidt, director of Learning Innovation at the MIT Media Lab, where he leads the MediaLab Learning Initiative and conducts research on learning communities.
A conversation about the future of teaching and learning, the power of open communities and the impact of Peer 2 Peer universities. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.
A conversation with Alex Amouyel, the Executive Director of MIT’s SOLVE, an initiative that aims to identify solutions to actionable challenges through open innovation.
José “Pepe” Escamilla and Alex Amouyel discuss how SOLVE works, what are the most critical world challenges they are trying to tackle, and how powerful the wisdom of the crowd is.
A conversation between José “Pepe” Escamilla and Jean Hammond, LearnLaunch Co-Founder. LearnLaunch is an educational innovation hub that aims to empower innovators to expand access to high-quality education for all learners.
Jean Hammond shared her vision on how education can evolve to meet the needs of students to cope with the challenges of the future. She also talked about entrepreneurship and diversity in EdTech ventures. A Podcast by Tec Sounds.