In this conversation, Britt Yenser discusses various topics including life hacks, poetry, social media, the importance of sight, cosplaying at work, favorite movies and TV shows, pets and their names, trusting the sense of sight, being fired, B-level horror movies, and more. Takeaways -Trust the expert and let them do their job -Be authentic on social media and make genuine connections -Lean into the wonders of the world and find joy in simple things -Value alignment is important in the workplace -Use GIFs and references to convey messages effectively -Ask people how they are and genuinely care about their answer Connect with Britt: https://twitter.com/brAVe_britt_ https://www.linkedin.com/in/britt-yenser/ Find brAVe [space]: https://twitter.com/brAVe_space_ https://higheredav.com/ Connect with Ryan: https://twitter.com/Ryan_A_Gray https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanagray/ ryan@higheredav.com Follow the Show: https://twitter.com/AVITAmplifier https://higheredav.com  Voiceovers by Chris Dechter: https://twitter.com/cdechter https://www.linkedin.com/in/cdechter/

In this conversation, Britt Yenser discusses various topics including life hacks, poetry, social media, the importance of sight, cosplaying at work, favorite movies and TV shows, pets and their names, trusting the sense of sight, being fired, B-level horror movies, and more.Takeaways-Trust the expert and let them do their job-Be authentic on social media and make genuine connections-Lean into the wonders of the world and find joy in simple things-Value alignment is important in the workplace-Use GIFs and references to convey messages effectively-Ask people how they are and genuinely care about their answerConnect with Britt:https://twitter.com/brAVe_britt_https://www.linkedin.com/in/britt-yenser/Find brAVe [space]:https://twitter.com/brAVe_space_https://higheredav.com/Connect with Ryan:https://twitter.com/Ryan_A_Grayhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanagray/ryan@higheredav.comFollow the Show:https://twitter.com/AVITAmplifierhttps://higheredav.com Voiceovers by Chris Dechter:https://twitter.com/cdechterhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cdechter/

In this conversation, Britt Yenser discusses various topics including life hacks, poetry, social media, the importance of sight, cosplaying at work, favorite movies and TV shows, pets and their names, trusting the sense of sight, being fired, B-level horror movies, and more. Takeaways -Trust the expert and let them do their job -Be authentic on social media and make genuine connections -Lean into the wonders of the world and find joy in simple things -Value alignment is important in the workplace -Use GIFs and references to convey messages effectively -Ask people how they are and genuinely care about their answer Connect with Britt: https://twitter.com/brAVe_britt_ https://www.linkedin.com/in/britt-yenser/ Find brAVe [space]: https://twitter.com/brAVe_space_ https://higheredav.com/ Connect with Ryan: https://twitter.com/Ryan_A_Gray https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanagray/ ryan@higheredav.com Follow the Show: https://twitter.com/AVITAmplifier https://higheredav.com&nbsp; Voiceovers by Chris Dechter: https://twitter.com/cdechter https://www.linkedin.com/in/cdechter/

049: Order Something Blue with Britt Yenser

Higher education institutions rely on audio-visual (AV) and information technology (IT) solutions as a key backbone for modern teaching and learning. The AV/IT industry plays a critical role in providing these solutions, and it is important to highlight the latest trends, innovations, and perspectives in this sector. The podcast “The AV/IT Amplifier” aims to fill this gap by featuring interviews with people from Higher Education Institutions and the AV/IT Industry who have an idea, concept, perspective, event or product that would be helpful or interesting to the target audience of higher education technology managers. The host of the podcast is Ryan Gray, Assistant Director of IT at Yavapai College. “The AV/IT Amplifier” podcast will have a bi-monthly schedule with two recordings per month, each being split in half to provide for weekly episodes. Each episode will be targeted for 30 minutes to be about the length of an average commute. The first half of each recording will focus on the primary topic for that guest, while the second half will be a profile of the person. The podcast will not only focus on technical topics but also on non-technical ones such as effective people management, pedagogy, community building, building a personal brand, career planning, professional development and other similar topics for our audience. The split episode format allows for a dive into the topic and the opportunity to get to know the person and perhaps draw the connections between why that topic is so important to that guest.

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Higher education institutions rely on audio-visual (AV) and information technology (IT) solutions as a key backbone for modern teaching and learning. The AV/IT industry plays a critical role in providing these solutions, and it is important to highlight the latest trends, innovations, and perspectives in this sector. The podcast “The AV/IT Amplifier” aims to fill this gap by featuring interviews with people from Higher Education Institutions and the AV/IT Industry who have an idea, concept, perspective, event or product that would be helpful or interesting to the target audience of higher education technology managers. The host of the podcast is Ryan Gray, Assistant Director of IT at Yavapai College.“The AV/IT Amplifier” podcast will have a bi-monthly schedule with two recordings per month, each being split in half to provide for weekly episodes. Each episode will be targeted for 30 minutes to be about the length of an average commute. The first half of each recording will focus on the primary topic for that guest, while the second half will be a profile of the person. The podcast will not only focus on technical topics but also on non-technical ones such as effective people management, pedagogy, community building, building a personal brand, career planning, professional development and other similar topics for our audience. The split episode format allows for a dive into the topic and the opportunity to get to know the person and perhaps draw the connections between why that topic is so important to that guest.

Higher education institutions rely on audio-visual (AV) and information technology (IT) solutions as a key backbone for modern teaching and learning. The AV/IT industry plays a critical role in providing these solutions, and it is important to highlight the latest trends, innovations, and perspectives in this sector. The podcast “The AV/IT Amplifier” aims to fill this gap by featuring interviews with people from Higher Education Institutions and the AV/IT Industry who have an idea, concept, perspective, event or product that would be helpful or interesting to the target audience of higher education technology managers. The host of the podcast is Ryan Gray, Assistant Director of IT at Yavapai College. “The AV/IT Amplifier” podcast will have a bi-monthly schedule with two recordings per month, each being split in half to provide for weekly episodes. Each episode will be targeted for 30 minutes to be about the length of an average commute. The first half of each recording will focus on the primary topic for that guest, while the second half will be a profile of the person. The podcast will not only focus on technical topics but also on non-technical ones such as effective people management, pedagogy, community building, building a personal brand, career planning, professional development and other similar topics for our audience. The split episode format allows for a dive into the topic and the opportunity to get to know the person and perhaps draw the connections between why that topic is so important to that guest.

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