The iTeach Podcast

Listen in on Alex and I discuss how her early exposure to a personalized, co-taught environment has shaped the way she supports her schools today. And learn that she is not only the in-house Microsoft expert for the iTeach team, but she supports a Microsoft Showcase School and one-of-28, Teach-to-One schools in the nation! How good is the work Alex is doing? Just ask the US Department of Education's Office of Ed Tech (@OfficeofEdTech)...or read about it at the link below! You almost can't tell we forgot to plug in the mic :)

You can follow Alex on Twitter @Alex_n_wndrlnd

Read about the work KSU iTeach and Alex Larson are doing at Bear Creek Middle School: https://tech.ed.gov/stories/bear-creek-middle-school/

KSU iTeach project lead, David Lockhart and I talk about how he brings personalized learning and the maker movement to one of the poorest counties in the nation. He also gets to work with the STEM and Innovation team from the second largest school district in Georgia. Learn some of his strategies for balancing the load with two school districts on opposite ends of the spectrum.

You can follow David on Twitter @bigguyinabowtie.

In this special episode, Andy chats Kris McBride, the longest server member of the iTeach team. Kris has a unique roll with the team in that she is one of the Project Leads for our largest contract and she gets to "coach the coaches." Tune in to learn some of the strategies and best practices Kris uses to support our embedded coaches in the field.

You can follow Kris on Twitter @ijustkeepswimn

In this episode, we get to meet KSU Instructional Technology Specialist Philip Wagener. Phil came to iTeach from Illinois and uses his experience as a traveling musician to engage and personalize learning for his students. Listen as he shares some of his unique strategies for success and the exciting projects he is currently working on.

You can follow Phil on Twitter @PhilipWagener

EDU Mashup co hosts Andy Boyle and Heather Cox talk with KSU iTeach Director Stephanee Stephens, and KSU Bagwell College of Education professor Dr Anissa Vega about personalized learning. They cover everything from Maria Montessori and her role in personalized learning to state and national policies that are complicating the implementation of personalized learning and education 3.0.

You can follow everyone on Twitter at : @MrsHCox, @Stephsteph83, and @LokeyVega

In this episode, we get to Meet KSU iTeach Instructional Technology Specialist Ana Hale. Ana has a unique set of challenges presented to her as she is embedded in two schools that couldn't be more opposite each other. Learn some of the strategies and tools that Ana uses to personalize learning for both a low SES elementary school and one of the highest SES high schools in the district.

You can follow Ana on Twitter @AnaHale

In Episode 4, Heather Cox enlightens us on what it means to be "Vanguard". She also catches us up on the Vanguard team in Fulton County Schools and some of work she has been doing with other districts in places as far away as Maryland and Texas.

Follow Heather and the Vanguard team on Twitter here: @MrsHCox and @FCSVanguard.

Andy and Trent talk about personalized learning and what it looks like in a north Atlanta elementary and middle school. Trent shares his unique journey to iTeach and some of his favorite strategies for success! You can follow Trent on Twitter @StapleTech.

We apologize for the noise on this episode, but Hurricane Irma forced us to improvise and record at a local Starbucks.

In this special episode, Andy Boyle introduces us to the podcast format and schedule. You can follow Andy on Twitter @iTeachEdTech2u.

In episode 2 of Education 3.0, we get to meet Stephanee Stephens, Director of iTeach at Kennesaw State University. Stephanee fills us in on what and who exactly iTeach is, her journey to iTeach, and what iTeach is working on right now.

Follow Stephanee on Twitter @StephSteph83.