In this episode, Nathan sits down with professors Arun Dhanota and Dan Rowe to learn about the documentary they created to be used as a teaching and training tool.

In this episode of NEXTcast, Nathan sits down with Applied Technology professor Mark Rector to discuss the inspiration behind his new book about Canadian inventions.

In this episode, we speak to Humber English professors Sarah Feldbloom and Leanne Milech about research they've done into the use of multimodal texts (including Solange's "Don't Touch My Hair") as teaching tools.

In this episode, NEXTcast producer Kristin Valois speaks to Geoff Lachapelle—Humber's eSports coordinator and a lecturer in the Game Programming program—about the educational value of competitive gaming.

In this episode, we speak to Humber Business School professor Cheryl Mitchell about research she has done into the manner in which students approach projects in entrepreneurship.

[Note: this is the first episode recorded outside the CTL studio and with our new remote microphone, so the sound is a bit rougher than usual]

In this episode, we speak to Humber professor Louise Zimanyi about the Forest and Nature Program she helped to create, and about research she has done into the impact of the program.

In this episode, we speak to Humber professors Dennis Kappen and George Paravantes about a groundbreaking augmented reality project they worked on with a team of students and brought to a major international tech conference.

In this episode, we talk to Darren Richards, the head of Creative Productions at the Centre for Teaching & Learning, about Panopto, Humber's new educational video streaming platform.

Due to unforseen circumstances, we have no interview ready this week, but we have something almost as good: transcripts of every episode!

Email humberpress [at] humber [dot] ca to request a free transcript.

(They will soon be downloadable at humberpress.com.)

In this episode, we talk to Child and Youth Care professor Ron Old about the links and partnerships he created between Humber College and Ripple Effect Children's Services, where he serves as program director. The partnership offers students great new learning opportunities.