Stephen Johnson, educator, author, and founder of AptivPrep, shares his story as well as insights into successful college test preparation.
Explore the features and functionality of ChatGPT’s new study mode.
Maurie Beasley, an author and longtime educator, talks about her new book and the role that AI will, won’t, and might play in helping K–12 educators.
Review contents of the AI Literacy Toolkit for Families that has been co-created by Common Sense Media and Day of AI.
Perry Shank, Senior Director of Research and Development at CodeVA, explains how educators can navigate AI in the classroom while keeping human judgment and critical thinking at the center of computer science (CS) education.
Explore four questions to address when establishing technology routines for your K–12 classroom.
Dr. Michelle Magallanez, Head of Interaction Design at AVID Center, returns to the podcast to share details about AVID Future Lab, a collection of free project-based learning lessons and resources made available by Adobe Express and AVID Open Access.
Explore three ways that you can leverage technology to increase personal connections, collaboration, and relationship building in your classroom.
Eric Sawatzke shares the skill-building and career benefits of agricultural education and career and technical education (CTE).
Use the best of face-to-face classroom instruction and online virtual learning by implementing the hybrid model of blended learning.
Leif Voltz, a middle school science teacher, reflects on the past school year and prepares for successfully beginning a new one.
Explore three types of blended learning playlists, their benefits, and a process for how to create them.
Doug Ferguson reflects on returning to the classroom after spending several years working in educational leadership positions.
Explore how to use flipped learning to enhance classroom achievement and connections.
Jon Corippo shares insights and strategies for using EduProtocols to help educators teach better, work less, and achieve more.