Getting young learners engaged can be difficult, even for the most seasoned professionals. Our special guest today, Nikhita Bhatia, has addressed this problem with the creation of her YouTube channel, "Me Time with Niki," which aims to promote literacy through the use of storytelling with her puppet named Chico! 

Adam Samuels joins us with his students, Sage and Bennett, to discuss how esports can engage and motivate students inside and out of the classroom. 

Michael O’Shaughnessy, curriculum supervisor at the Montgomery County Educational Service Center joins us to discuss spreadsheets and incorporating tech into math and science. He also talks about different ways teachers can analyze data.

Learn how Amy Palermo, Chief of Content for Education at WOSU, suggests teachers go about engaging their students online on this new episode of “For The Love of EdTech”. 

Join hosts Kara and Caryn as they discuss how mindfulness can be implemented through compassion with special guest Jim Rowley from MCESC. They also explore Jim’s interesting connection to the 1986 Challenger disaster.

Josh Boles joins Kara and Caryn on today’s new episode of “For the Love of Edtech” to discuss the uses and ethics behind apps in the classroom! 

Jenn Smith joins us to discuss how she got into educational technology and how, as a classroom teacher, you can learn to work alongside your students!

Join us as we talk to Mike Corcoran from Darke/Preble County ESC as we discuss creating video lesson libraries. Hear Mike’s journey into educational technology, how his passion developed and what he thinks all educators should remember when it comes to using technology in the classroom! 

Join us as we talk to Bill Mooney, an educational consultant from WOSU Classroom in Columbus, Ohio, about how his past life as a history teacher led him into the world of EdTech. Then, learn about how you can use podcasts and audio projects as a learning tool in the classroom. 

Creating a makerspace doesn’t have to be challenging! In this episode, our special guest Rachel Esterline teaches us that creating makerspaces can be easy and fun.