By Andrew Mowat
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.
This episode we explore how Genial.ly stacks up as a tool to deepen learning experience for students (young and old). Genial.ly is a platform/app for creating visual assets a little like Canva. Where it goes one step further is its ability to be interactive.
So we do the usual thing for this podcast, and compare it to AGES and SAMR as we explore the value that Genial.ly can bring to education and communication.
Sophie Debut (also sometimes known as Sophie le Dorner) is an educational thought leader and innovator in the field of metacognition and learning. Sophie describes herself very accurately as:
"An enthusiast and a passionate learner. I bring a combination of curiosity with heap of positive energy. I am a cross between Alice in Wonderland and the Energy Bunny (Duracel). I bring light to multiple learning pathways that boost the learning."
"Taking human pedagogical approaches necessary for today's world and combining it with neuroscience, positive psychology, psychology of awareness and combining it with a brain-based communication approach inspired me to create an innovative concept. The Agility of Mind that could bridge home, school, work and online learning."
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To see and learn more about Genial.ly, visit https://www.genial.ly
Go here to find and listen to Craig Kemp's Ignite EdTech Podcast listing, or search for Craig using your podcast platform of choice.
In this episode, what I thought to be an interview for Brad Waid, EdTech AR expert, turned out to be him surprising me with an interview around my body of work.
This is a wide-ranging discussion of metacognition and educational neuroscience, and the part that emerging brain science research has to play in the world of pedagogy and EdTech.
To see what expertise Brad brings to the world of EdTech, visit https://bradwaid.com.
This episode we explore augmented reality (AR) and how it stacks up against SAMR, AGES and the 5 EdTech principles. We also discover how AR can flip the switch and light up reluctant learners.
To help us we have a highly credentialed and special guest, Brad Waid.
Brad is one of the leading experts on AR in the classroom, and his bio underlines the credibility that he brings to any conversation on AR:
Global Influencer, International Keynote Speaker, Visionary, Futurist and Author specializing in AR/VR/XR, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. Brad has been recognized as the #14 Influencer, World-wide, in Augmented Reality by Onalytica. He is ranked as one of the top 20 Global Futurist & Keynote Speakers by TAFFD, he is an industry thought leader in Artificial Intelligence, Industry 4.0 and has also been awarded, by the National School Board Association, as one of the “20 to Watch”. Brad’s knowledge of emerging technology and his passion to inspire change, makes him a highly sought after speaker who makes an impact where ever he goes. In addition to speaking around the world, Brad, works with and consults in Industry, Education and Governments.
Brad's key links are:
Twitter: @Techbradwaid
Website: https://www.bradwaid.com
Hologo
Website: https://www.hologo.world
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hologo/id1293300157
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Loopcraft.Hologo
Article: How augmented reality affects the brain by Heather Andrew
This podcast also exists as a video on Youtube, and more importantly, as a 'hybrid' podcast-course on the Ignite EdTech Learning Platform. On this learning platform we can do so much more, including the adding of extra learning resources (such as the SAMR and AGES models), downloadable guides and connecting with a social learning community.
Register for free at https://learning.igniteedtech.com
See Andrew's Social Links at https://linktr.ee/amowat
This episode we take a deeper look at Canva and how it stacks up against SAMR, AGES and the 5 EdTech principles.
We look at the different ways in which a teacher can use Canva as a graphic design and communications tool, both for teaching tasks, and to deepen the learning experience for students.
We also have a very special guest to help us explore the potential Canva has in education - Tanya LeClair.
Tanya is a highly skilled and experienced digital learning coach and designer with a passion for helping make learning a visual and engaging experience. She is also a Canva Creator, and brings a depth of knowledge and a wealth of experience to any conversation about Canva and visual design in pedagogy.
Tanya's key links are:
Canva Pro Affiliate Link (a great way to upgrade your Free Canva account to Pro_: https://partner.canva.com/mggMxD
Tanya's Canva Creators Page: https://www.canva.com/p/tanyaleclairdesigns/
Twitter: @Tanya LeClair
Website: https://www.tanyaleclair.org/
If you are a teacher, then explore Canva for Education, where schools get all the pro features for free, here: https://www.canva.com/education/
This podcast also exists as a video on Youtube, and more importantly, as a 'hybrid' podcast-course on the Ignite EdTech Learning Platform. On this learning platform we can do so much more, including the adding of extra learning resources (such as the SAMR and AGES models), downloadable guides and connecting with a social learning community.
Register for free at https://learning.igniteedtech.com
See Andrew's Social Links at https://linktr.ee/amowat
This episode takes a look at how well Zoom stacks up against three models: SAMR, AGES and the 5 Principles of EdTech.
How deep does Zoom go in relation to these powerful models? Does it transform or simply enhance the teaching and learning engagement?
A brief outline of the episode is:
Resources mentioned in the session:
The Huberman Lab Podcast
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2D2CMWXMOVWx7giW1n3LIg (Youtube, also available on all the podcast consumption platforms)
Chad Littlefield's Youtube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIZk6RPhfrjVQ4zGDNH2b9A
This podcast also exists as a video on Youtube, and more importantly, as a 'hybrid' podcast-course on the Ignite EdTech Learning Platform. On this learning platform we can do so much more, including the adding of extra learning resources (such as the SAMR and AGES models), downloadable guides and connecting with a social learning community.
Register for free at https://learning.igniteedtech.com
See Andrew's Social Links at https://linktr.ee/amowat
This episode takes a deep dive into the use of 'small data' in your learning design. Two platforms are highlighted: Mentimeter and Ahaslides.
Both of these platforms really help deliver on three of the five Ignite EdTech Principles: Learning First, Creation over Consumption and a Collaboration Bias.
We take a look at how these platforms work, what their learning opportunities are and how they can be used, especially through the perspectives of two powerful models: AGES and SAMR.
A brief outline of the episode is:
Platforms mentioned in the session:
https://www.mentimeter.com/
https://ahaslides.com/
https://www.classpoint.io/
This podcast also exists as a video on Youtube, and more importantly, as a 'hybrid' podcast-course on the Ignite EdTech Learning Platform. On this learning platform we can do so much more, including the adding of extra learning resources (such as the SAMR and AGES models), downloadable guides and connecting with a social learning community.
Register for free at https://learning.igniteedtech.com
See Andrew's Social Links at https://linktr.ee/amowat
This opening podcast frames the way we will assess tools for you. The knack to using EdTech well is not to be immediately dazzled by the bright and shiny, but to step back and asses your learning goals and processes first.
Hence, while we will, from here on in, be showcasing innovative and impactful edtech tools, it will be in this broader learning-first context.
We will also be using our learning portal to house the podcast video and any surrounding guides, how-tos, files and downloads. We encourage you to join the 'podcast course' to access these assets, and to engage with a growing community of professionals, advocates, vendors and experts.
Join the community at https://learning.igniteedtech.com/course/the-edtech-toolbox
See our panel of Ignite EdTech Experts: https://www.igniteedtech.com/ourteam
Listen to Craig Kemp's insightful podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/ignite-edtech-podcast/id1509709331
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.