A vibrant conversation about millennials in the workplace and, specifically, the dynamic (and demands) that millennials bring to the education space.

The Learnography Team is joined by Dr. Pat Carney to discuss his model for positive mental health. A "must-listen" for parents, educators and other mental health professionals.

In this episode, a continuing interview with Dr. Patrick Carney, psychologist with Ontario's Simcoe-Muskoka School District. Also Learnography's CEO, Amy Coupal, speaks about the importance of their "My Class Needs" project—a crowdsourcing website that connects deserving K-12 classroom projects with interested donors.

You can find #TeamLearnography at learnography.ca and be sure to visit My Class Needs at myclassneeds.ca

In this episode, Learnography marketing specialist, Kyla Clarke on how to leverage the power of social media to expand your learning community.

#TeamLearnography's Amy Coupal speaks with Curriculum Canada Services International Advisor Dr. Avis Glaze about her work in the area of equity and education.

In this episode of Learning out Loud, #TeamLearnography speaks with HR Gazette Editor and Co-Coordinator of InnovateWork TO, Bill Banham and how to create learning events that make an impact.

You can find out about the work of Bill at hr-gazette.com/

Learn more about #TeamLearnography at learnography.ca

In this first episode of Learning out Loud, #TeamLearnography speaks with Curriculum Services Canada's Brian Weishar about his work in the Wikwemikong Board of Education. Also, it's part one of an interview with Dr. Avis Glaze, author of Avis Glaze: The Children Cannot Wait.

You can find #TeamLearnography by visiting learnography.ca

Learn more about the Wikwemikong Board of Education at wbe-education.ca/

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n this episode, #TeamLearnography speaks with Dr. Erin Faught about nutrition and young people. How can education affect the nutrition habits of children? How does nutrition affect learning and academic achievement?

Follow Dr. Erin Faught on Twitter: @erinfaught
Follow #TeamLearnography: @lrnogrphy or learnography.ca