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AI Innovators
By Pete AthertonEducation
AI Innovators episodes
- Teachers - how to look after ourselves and each other in a crisisWhat do early career teachers need to consider as they enter the teaching profession at an unprecedented time? This episode contains an interview with Patrick Ottley O'Connor, the Head Teacher at Westhoughton High School and former Executive Principal of North Liverpool Academy & the Northern Schools Trust.29 min
- How to teach online, make virtual events and meet like-minded teachers.This week, we talk to Dan and Jordan from Intelligo.uk and Chris from Edrests.37 min
- What can the UK learn from Australia? Aussie special - Grok Learning and Bibliu.
Why did Australia start to recover from coronavirus quicker than most countries? What is the edtech scene in Australia? This week we focus on Grok Learning - a coding platform and Bibliu - an online library. We have an interview with James Curran from Grok and David Sherwood from Bibliu. We also have Hannah Jensen from Opogo talk about the Aussie edtech experience vs the UK and Opogo's social platform. Jan Chalmer views Triptico through an Aussie lens.
51 min - How to reduce teacher workload and find great teaching resources online.Time saving techniques and online learning: interview with Jane Bell, the author of Time Smart Teaching: 8 Insider Tips to Reduce Teacher Workload that Schools Don't Tell You - and Sonny Sharma, the creator of online resources at Spongy Elephant and New Ways to Learn.41 min
- Should we all have a side hustle?
Teaching business growth strategy for creatives. This week, we answer the following questions: Should we all have a side hustle? Does passive income really exist and, if so, what is it? What should we be suspicious of when we see people who claim that they can help us make money online? An interview with Joelle Byrne - the owner of Joellebyrne.com
38 min - Why the #edtech revolution never happenedAnd maybe never will? Interview with Bob Harrison. Also, Paloma Forde talking about the wonder of Triptico! Does anyone not know what day it is anymore? Tweet @petestarryid44 min
- Is it a good time to be a new startup during #lockdown?This week, we hear from Lois Nicholls from Bee Loud Words - on being a startup and using technology. Brainbox Games tell us about their forward thinking and we also leap into a new feature - Edtech of the week, which is Triptico.1 min
- How to stay ahead of the curve during lockdownThis week, we have an interview with Chris Warren , the CEO of Triptico. Chris inspires us with his innovative approaches to edtech and education.We also hear from Ben Norris from Brainbox Games.25 min
- Did Covid-19 help s pivot? How edtech is having to change quickly!This week, we hear from Amanda Regan from Swivl, the video observation app and from Zoe Griffiths - former international athlete and CEO of Alchemy of Learning. We also go back to the Bett Show to hear from Perlego, the online library and from Alice Corner from Venngage.Plus, you have scary sound effects, calming music and a lockdown-themed song at the end.58 min
- Lockdown special: Why do we do what we do?This episode was produced during the Coronavirus lockdown. The episode explores a variety of ways in which creative and techy people make sense of why they done what they do. To mark the conversion of London's Excel Centre into a field hospital, the episode contains an interview with Jonathan Sullivan from Britannica during the Bett Show. We also chat to Michael Heverin from Supplywell about their game changing recruitment app. We also hear Eirin Hallengen about what creativity means and Ron Cole about Superreading.47 min
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The most influential and innovative people and ideas in AI, education and edtech.