Folks, I am absolutely stoked to share our latest EnT conversation! Today I had the supreme privilege of speaking with Dr. Nicole Johnson, Executive Director at Canadian Digital Learning Research Association (CDLRA)! Please see the clip and/or listen to the audio below! The future’s so bright, and we’ve forgotten to wear shades! #ednontech Matt’s Notes…
Category: Ed non-Tech Conversations
Conversation #4: Learning in a Time of Abundance (and Uncertainty)!
Welcome to our latest in the EnT conversation series! I am absolutely stoked that Dave Cormier agreed to join us for a conversation about his excellent new book Learning in a Time of Abundance (John Hopkins Press)! Dave is, among many other things, Digital Learning Specialist with the Office of Open Learning at the University…
Conversation #3: Empowering the New Generation of Social Service Community Workers
Welcome to the latest in our series of Ed non-Tech Conversations… wherein we invite educators from across various roles, disciplines, and backgrounds to speak to their teaching practices… learning design… research… or anything else that comes to mind! Kathleen MacPhee, MSW is a counsellor, social worker, and educator in Fredericton, New Brunswick. She owns and…
EDUC 5040: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Matt’s Notes Welcome to the latest in our series of Ed non-Tech Conversations! We would like to especially welcome students from EDUC 5040: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion from the Thompson Rivers University School of Education, taught by Dr. Pamela Gurney! For this discussion, we’ve invited Dr. Hassan Arif, a lawyer, writer, educator, and civil servant…
Conversation #2: Exploring Innovative Leadership
Greetings, and thanks for joining us for our second Ed non-Tech Conversation! This time I am joined by Kara Loy! Kara has had a significant career in Higher Education, and she now is Dean of University Credit (UC), Science, Health & Human Services at Coast Mountain College in northwest BC! Furthermore, Kara is a doctoral…
Conversation #1: Moral Distress in Education
By way of introduction… Welcome, everyone, to the latest “special” episode of the EnT! I’ve been thinking a lot about the best way to present this kind of content… that is to say interview-like… but really, I see this more as a discussion than an interview per se… or more of a conversation, even, than…