In Part 1 of our summer series, learn how to develop a compelling, forward-thinking vision for your organization. This episode guides you through the essentials of visioning and strategic planning, underlining the importance of looking into the future and preparing your education institution for the changes to come.

In this week’s episode we conclude Season 1 officially. We look at how Bloom’s Taxonomy could evolve to fit today’s world for students, we explore how Generative AI will impact women in the workforce and lastly we talk about a powerful new tool for the every day educator or school leader to use for analyzing data. While this is our final official episode for this academic year we will have 8 exciting summer series podcasts beginning next week. In September we will kick off Season 2 of The GarageCast. Thanks for listening everyone.

In today’s episode, we talk about some reflections I have from a recent AI debate I attended. We will also look at the skill of reinvention as being important for innovation. Lastly we will look at a good use case for AI in education as a tutor.

In Episode 33 we talk about a number of AI related items, including a great guest speaker we recently had at the school and a new video generating tool I’ve been experimenting with. We will also talk about student engagement and the results of a recent survey that was conducted in the US.

Hello listening community! Thanks so much for joining me this week. There’s a special announcement and welcome in this week’s episode. We also highlight our unique student business accelerator program for our Junior School students. As well we talk about a new device Apple introduced in the area of augmented reality, we explore AI regulation and it’s considerations, and lastly we talk about the Branksome Hall Innovation Centre currently under construction.

In this week’s episode we explore innovation in relation to a wonderful book I’ve read called Think Bigger: How To Innovate and how it relates to schools. As well, I’ll chat about the possible AR Headset that we might see from Apple next week and how such a device could augment the student learning experience.

Thanks for joining on milestone episode number 30! We have a fun show for you today with some discussion on our innovative debate initiative, including hearing from four students who were our finalists, chatting with Karrie Weinstock, Head, Centre for Strategic Leadership and her reflections on the Re:Solved debate initiative and finally we get caught up on some new updates regarding generative AI ChatGPT. Definitely a lot packed into this week’s episode!

Happy Friday GarageCast listeners! In this week’s episode I explore a good book on the topic of women in Science Technology Engineering and Math. As well we talk about skills for students to become effective learners. I share some thoughts on a recent movie I watched about the rise and fall of Blackberry and lastly we look at a new collaboration tool from Microsoft.

In todays episode we are fortunate to have Branksome Hall educator Grace Nolan sharing some thoughts on an innovative debate experience. We also talk about how organizational culture can make or break strategy. Lastly hear about some new thoughts on AI and a new tool for writing.

Today’s episode focuses on leadership and a different paradigm that’s needed to ensure we have leadership that can address the needs of our fast changing world. As well, this week we look at a really great tech tool for collaboration called Miro.