Tim Klan, IT Director of Livonia Public Schools in Michigan, takes us through his district-wide technology and infrastructure overhaul, and the lessons districts across the country can learn from it.

Our guest speaker, Amy Kardel of CompTIA, a trade association for the tech industry, talks about jobs of the future, how and why we teach students about (and with) tech, and what tools are available to make informed decisions about career and technical education.

Andrew Savikas of getAbstract stops by the club to discuss the results of a recent survey, and what it can tell us about generational attitudes toward lifelong and professional learning.

Is getting organized on your list of New Year's resolutions? Start with your inbox. TCEA's Jennifer Bergland offers some helpful tricks for getting the most out of one of the world's most popular email clients.

We've pulled previously unheard conversations from our archives to make sure you get the most out of the topics we've discussed in our first 16 episodes.

We've pulled previously unheard conversations from our archives to make sure you get the most out of the topics we've discussed in our first 16 episodes.

We've pulled previously unheard conversations from our archives to make sure you get the most out of the topics we've discussed in our first 16 episodes.

Educator and comic artist Ben Humeniuk joins us to discuss the benefits of comics and graphic novels in education, and how you can start a comics club at your school.

We're exploring more ways to think about, use, and share open educational resources. This week, we talk with New America's Kristina Ishmael.

If no one owns the Periodic Table, or the Constitution, why do you pay for it? This week, we dive into the world of Open Educational Resources.