052 – This is the End
Episode 52 of the EdTech TV Podcast brings it to a close This is the End It’s been a damn good run. Please listen to the episode to he...
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20 of 53 episodes051 – Bonuses and Pitfalls in Gamifying Your Class with @ChrisHesselbein
Episode 51 of the EdTech TV Podcast brings on Chris Hesselbein from InsertCoin.org. Chris has been creating a buzz with his in-depth underst...
050 – Alternatives to Willpower & Going Paperless for the Paper Lover
Episode 50 of the EdTech TV Podcast discusses what willpower means and some alternatives to help you keep your resolutions. It also looks at...
049 – Net Neutrality in Education
Episode 49 of the EdTech TV Podcast looks at the importance of Net Neutrality in education. Net Neutrality in Education On the surface, Net...
048 – NoRedInk, Vocabulary.com, & Google Certification
Episode 48 of the EdTech TV Podcast visits “older” technology that may not get a highlight as often in the days where there̵...
047 – Ryver vs. Slack – Better Team Communication without Email
Episode 46 of the EdTech TV Podcast jumps into Group Chat/Integrated Collaboration services like Slack and Ryver, and explores the use of Gu...
046 – Alternative Facts, Fake News and CRAAP Tests
Episode 46 of the EdTech TV Podcast examines ways we can help our students navigate through the confusion of Alternative Facts and Fake News...
045 – Where Should We Be with Technology in 2017?
Episode 45 of the EdTech TV Podcast looks at Amazon’s hidden project, Kindle in Motion, and we discuss the realities of where teachers...
044 – Subversive Professional Development – Implementing Change without Permission
Episode 44 of the EdTech TV Podcast interviews an anonymous member of a professional development organization trying to affect change using...
043 – Iron Educator – A Collaborative PD Lesson Building Workshop with @ixy_pixy & @kazJESL
Episode 43 of the EdTech TV Podcast delves into using Iron Chef as inspiration for professional development and Lesson Planning. Kaz Shida a...
042 – Hello Apple Teachers, Goodbye Evernote
Episode 42 of the EdTech TV Podcast takes a look at the Apple Teacher Program and waves farewell to Evernote after they chose to dismiss the...
041 – Higher Ed’s Dirty Little Secret
Episode 41 of the EdTech TV Podcast looks briefly at Pokemon Go and Instagram stories, and takes a look at California’s Higher Ed secr...
040 – CUE in Review: a look back at the #CUE16 Conference
In episode 40 of the EdTech TV Podcast I cover some of the highlights of the CUE conference that took place in March in Palm Springs, CA. I...
039 – #EdCampVoxer with Nicol Howard (@NicolRHoward) & Sarah Thomas (@Sarahdateechur)
In episode 39 of the EdTech TV Podcast I talk with Sarah Thomas (@SarahDaTeechur) and Nicol Howard (@NicolRHoward) about creating a virtual...
038 – I Finally Made it to 2016 – Late Predictions and Voice Typing w/ Google Docs
In episode 38 of the EdTech TV Podcast I look at some (very late) predictions for EdTech in 2016 and introduce voice typing with Google Docs...
037 – Interactive Videos with EdPuzzle, EduCanon & Zaption
In episode 37 of the EdTech TV Podcast I explore some of the current options in interactive videos between EdPuzzle, EduCanon & Zaption....
036 – Grade Like a Sniper
In episode 36 of the EdTech TV Podcast I talk about focusing your grading to hit what matters. I also discuss Scannable for creating PDFs of...
035 – I Blew It. Dealing with Imposter Syndrome in the Classroom
In episode 35 of the EdTech TV Podcast I talk about Imposter Syndrome, the feeling that we’re not good enough to do what we do. I Blew...
034 – How Lighting Can Affect Our Learning & ClassTools.net
In episode 34 of the EdTech TV Podcast I talk about ClassTools.net – one of the essential EdTech resources, and how lighting can affec...
033 – Punk, DIY & Critical Thinking with David Theriault (@DavidTedu)
In episode 33 of the EdTech TV Podcast I talk with David Theriault (@davidtedu) about how growing up with punk affected his teaching, how yo...