In episode 56 of Voice in Education Julie Daniel Davis shares her concerns and challenges with making content for voice without great developer skills. She also shares her concerns and excitement about the use of conversational design for education.

Episode 55 of Voice in Education has return guest Melody Furze, Chief of Education for Novel Effect share about their latest release- interactive videos. Novel Effect is the only voice-based company that Julie has had on as a visitor that is not in the voice assistant realm but is choosing to look at voice in innovative ways to keep students reading.

In episode 54 of Voice in Education, Daniel Hill of Daniel Hill Media shares the value of Flash Briefings and how he uses the platform of voice to teach businesses micro-sized things about instagram marketing. Daniel shares how educators can use flash briefings for both sharing news worthy classroom information but also how he shares to actually teach more about the subject of Instagram marketing.

In episode 53 of Voice in Education Julie Daniel Davis explains how being named as a 2020 Alexa Champion is pushing her to create more and better content regarding the intersection of voice and education. Julie wants to empower educators in using voice and speak to developers to create quality opportunities for students everywhere.

It is the one year anniversary of Voice in Education and in episode 52 Julie Daniel Davis shares her excitement from attending Project Voice 2020- things she learned, what she shared, and her hopes for the future of voice in education.

In episode 51 of Voice in Education Julie Daniel Davis shares ways educators can use Amazon Echo Dots to collaborate and communicate with parents of their students for the benefit of their students.

In episode 50 of Voice in Education Julie Daniel Davis discusses some of the latest announcements she has heard in the voice industry and how she thinks this will impact education in the future.

In episode 49 Julie Daniel Davis challenges k-12 educators to think about the voice paradigm and the jobs that might be available to students due to this industry. Are we preparing students for these possible jobs and if not, what can you as an educator do to change that?

In episode 48 of Voice in Education, guest speaker Ilarna Nche shares about Music Bop Adventures. Her story is inspiring because of the age she first started creating her concept, her ability to find a test group for feedback, and her desire to think about what kids need. This story makes my educator heart happy! Enable "Music Bop" on your Alexa device and listen to the goodness.

In episode 47 of Voice in Education, guest speaker Rich Merrett creator of EchoDad discusses what it means to make a good kids voice application. You can see Rich and his children review skills on his YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/channel/UCX486ifjAsOrnapxT5MICug). For more info go to echodad.co.uk or you can find Rich on Twitter at @echodadvoice