The iTeach Podcast

Welcome Back! WE are so excited to be back for season 4 of iTeach Live. In this episode, we talk about strategies to help teachers get to know their students WITHOUT having to give them a learning inventory. Also, our very own co-host Dr Anissa Vega is busy fishing in Alaska so iTeach Instructional Coach and Social Media Director, Kristen Klinger, joins us live in studio to talk about all the new ways you can interact with iTeach on the web. Give it a listen, hit the subscribe button, and let us know what you think online using the hashtag, #iteachlive.

In this episode, Andy and Dr Vega talk about the incredible interviews that took place on the show over the past year. 

You can lean more about KSU iTeach at our website. You can follow the iTeach Live crew on Twitter @iTeachEdTech2u (Andy), @stephsteph83 (Stephanee), and @lokeyvega (Anissa). You can connect with iTeach on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.

In this clip from the April 22 iTeach Live, we interview Sydney Jensen. Sydney, a Georgia native and graduate of the University of Georgia, is the 2019 Nebraska Teacher of the year. She currently teaches ninth-grade English and partners with colleagues as an instructional coach at Lincoln High School, the largest and most diverse school in Nebraska’s capital city. Her interests include Instructional coaching and why every teacher needs a coach, mental health supports for students and teachers including trauma-informed teaching, secondary trauma & compassion fatigue, and teacher recruitment and retention. You can connect with Sydney on Twitter at @syndneycjenson.

You can lean more about KSU iTeach at our website. You can follow the iTeach Live crew on Twitter @iTeachEdTech2u (Andy), @stephsteph83 (Stephanee), and @lokeyvega (Anissa). You can connect with iTeach on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.

In this episode we speak with Sydney Jenson, Nebraska's 2019 TOTY, and Jamie Gaddy, the voice of homeschool.com. We also talk with @ksuiteach Instructional Coach, Ana Hale about Camp NaNoWriMo, a virtual writer’s retreat, designed for maximum flexibility and creativity. 

You can follow Sydney on Twitter at @sydneycjensen.

You can lean more about KSU iTeach at our website. You can follow the iTeach Live crew on Twitter @iTeachEdTech2u (Andy), @stephsteph83 (Stephanee), and @lokeyvega (Anissa). You can connect with iTeach on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.

In this clip, Dr Anissa Vega, a certified Futurist, leads us through a quick demonstration of a strategic foresight exercise. If you are interested in using strategic foresight in your school or district's strategic planning, you can contact Dr Vega at [email protected]. You can follow Dr Vega on Twitter at @LokeyVega.

For information on any of the innovative services offered at KSU iTeach, check out our website at https://iteach.kennesaw.edu/index.php or email us at [email protected]. You can find us on all the major social media platforms at @ksuiteach.

In this clip, Hannah Rome talks with us about iTeach OnDemand, an innovative new service from KSU iTeach that allows us to support teachers anytime, and anywhere. For more information about OnDemand or any of the innovative services offered by iTeach, check out our website at https://iteach.kennesaw.edu/index.php or email us at [email protected].  Hannah can be found on Twitter at @H_Rome_iTeach.

In this episode, we talk about iTeachU and iTeach OnDemand, our new and innovative ways we are supporting students, teachers, and administrators. iTeach Instructional Coach, Hannah Rome is in the studio with us share how iTeach OnDemand provides educators with access to the support they need; anytime and anywhere! Think of is as the "Netflix" of educator support. iTeachU is our response to all the educators we work with that are frustrated with old, non-personalized professional development.

In this episode, we speak with Dr Julie Warner, a research analyst at the US Department of Education. Julie is a NBCT, has worked as an education policy advisor for Sen Al Franken and the Office of the White House, and has served as Tech Director for the Coastal Savannah Writing Project. We talk with Julie about personalized learning, micro-credentials, literacy in the maker movement, and several of her personal projects and books. 

17:35 - Julie's new book

*All views expressed are Julie's personal views and do not represent the views of the US Department of Education