Joshua Ellis, Ph.D., assistant professor at Florida International University, joins James Hatten to talk about teaching online and educational technology shifts due to distance learning.

Learning Designer Syleste Hoskins joins James Hatten to talk about helping USF faculty convert to online course delivery in the era of COVID-19. She also talks about what it's like working and helping children at home with their online school work.

Karen Dansby, a first grade teacher in the Hillsborough County (FL) school district, joins James Hatten to talk about teaching 6- and 7-year-olds online and how Mort Elementary in Tampa is helping its community of learners.

Dan Wolfe, an elementary school assistant principal and author of the social emotional learning blog https://our-moral-compass.com/ joins Dr. Hatten to talk online schooling and student and staff well-being.

James Hatten, PhD, talks with Learning Design expert Brittany Anthony, Assistant Director of Digital Learning at Innovative Education at the University of South Florida.

Online and Distance Learning expert James Hatten, PhD, talks with sixth grade social studies teacher Dan Casey.

We talk TPACK and what it's like to be an instructional designer at a major university. Guests are Shannon Schane and Phil Gaiser. Hosted by James Hatten, PhD

Motivation theory: Dr. Hatten talks ARCS Motivation Model with Dr. Sanghoon Park and Susan Reynolds.

Dr. James Hatten interviews Master's student Amber Lee and talks about teaching online with Phil Gaiser, M.Ed., who is an adjunct professor at the University of South Florida-St. Petersburg. Discussions revolve around being present and active in online spaces and teaching undergraduate students online.

Dr. James Hatten interviews Heba Nuseibeh. They discuss Chapter 3 of The Online Teaching Survival Guide: Simple and Practical Pedagogical Tips by Judith V. Boettcher and Rita-Marie Conrad. Dr. Hatten goes to Pasco eSchool in Shady Hills, Florida, to talk with Principal JoAnne Glenn and faculty.