Online Learning in the Second Half
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In this podcast, John Nash and Jason Johnston take public their two-year long conversation about online education and their aspirations for its future. They acknowledge that while some online learning has been great, there is still a lot of room for improvement. While technology and innovation will be a topic of discussion, the conversation will focus on how to get online learning to the next stage, the second half of life.
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Recent episodes
- EP 34 - The Evolution and Future of Online Learning with Dr. Judith Boettcher
- EP 33 - Flower Darby on Improving Online Teaching: Small Changes, Outsized Impact
- EP 32 - Pedagogy of Kindness: Fostering it Online with Cate Denial
- EP 31 - Notebook LM's "Do It For Me" Podcast Button: A Threat to Real Educator Voices?
- EP 30 - Dr. Omid Fotuhi and the Sense of Belonging in Online Learning
- EP 29 - Dr. Ericka Hollis - Teaching in the Digital Age: Cultivating Belonging and Excellence Online
- EP 28 - Spring 24 Check-in focusing on AI in Education: Navigating Ethics, Innovation, Academic Honesty, and the Human Presence online.
- EP 27 - Christelle Daceus from Johns Hopkins University - Humanizing Online Learning, Inclusive Practices, and Digital Neo-colonialism
- EP 26 - 1st Anniversary Special - Year 1 in review and the educational and ethical considerations around AI-generated music and video.
- EP 25 - AI Guidance from Oregon State University Ecampus with Karen Watté