Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew stillman

Host Kevin Willett is joined by Andrew Stillman of Life in Another World. Andrew is a travel blogger/vlogger and fantasy novelist. On the travel side, he is involved in a 50-state adventure with his New Zealander friend, Josh, and his dog, Piper, and they are documenting the road trip and using their findings to "promote positive America" through the blog, Life in Another World, and their YouTube channel, 2MenandaDog. Find out more about Andrew by visiting his website at http://www.lifeinanotherworld.com/ To learn more about the Friends of Kevin networking Group, go to http://friendsofkevin.com Audio file:  Andrew Stillman.mp3

The gang is back for Episode 13, Booing Betsy and Google Takeover. The big news from the life of Lee and Clint is that Lee is now Dr. Green, officially! He donned the regalia last week and walked across the stage of the University of West Georgia to gain a new front part of his name. Clint also had a great week due to the end of testing AND he was able to introduce some young folks at Cleveland Road Elementary to the world of Podcasting! Stay tuned to Episode 13S for a short show brought to you from the fine folks at the Cleveland Road Elementary Tech Club. The guys also get into a discussion on Jam Band preference, Chuck Todd, and the amazing Andrew Stillman. Clarke County Schools is switching over to a Stillman creation, Little SIS. Lee was pleasantly surprised to hear it mitigates some of the class creation issues in going from PowerSchool to Google Classroom. Seems like a legit product. Covering Edtech news, the gang covers the booing of Secretary DeVos at a graduation as well as her speech at ASU-GSV. The guys also cover the opus of an article from Natasha Singer of the New York Times, How Google Took Over the Classroom. Articles:Dian Schaffhauser: DeVos: We're Just 'Scratching the Surface' of Ed with Tech, THE Journal, https://thejournal.com/articles/2017/05/10/devos-were-just-scratching-the-surface-of-ed-with-tech.aspxNatasha Singer: How Google Took Over the Classroom, New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/13/technology/google-education-chromebooks-schools.html?smid=pl-share&_r=1

The gang is back for Episode 13, Booing Betsy and Google Takeover. The big news from the life of Lee and Clint is that Lee is now Dr. Green, officially! He donned the regalia last week and walked across the stage of the University of West Georgia to gain a new front part of his name. Clint also had a great week due to the end of testing AND he was able to introduce some young folks at Cleveland Road Elementary to the world of Podcasting! Stay tuned to Episode 13S for a short show brought to you from the fine folks at the Cleveland Road Elementary Tech Club. The guys also get into a discussion on Jam Band preference, Chuck Todd, and the amazing Andrew Stillman. Clarke County Schools is switching over to a Stillman creation, Little SIS. Lee was pleasantly surprised to hear it mitigates some of the class creation issues in going from PowerSchool to Google Classroom. Seems like a legit product. Covering Edtech news, the gang covers the booing of Secretary DeVos at a graduation as well as her speech at ASU-GSV. The guys also cover the opus of an article from Natasha Singer of the New York Times, How Google Took Over the Classroom. Articles:Dian Schaffhauser: DeVos: We're Just 'Scratching the Surface' of Ed with Tech, THE Journal, https://thejournal.com/articles/2017/05/10/devos-were-just-scratching-the-surface-of-ed-with-tech.aspxNatasha Singer: How Google Took Over the Classroom, New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/13/technology/google-education-chromebooks-schools.html?smid=pl-share&_r=1

A group of GAFE Admins talking shop. This episode's guest is Andrew Stillman. Andrew is the creator of many well known and popular scripts such as Doctopus, FormMule, and Autocrat. We talk to Andrew about his move from the public sector to the for private sector with his new position at Amplified IT.  This month, GoGuardian has sponsored a giveaway. Listen for your chance to win an Acer R 11 Chromebook. Thanks Alex Wagner and GoGuardian for this wonderful prize.

Join Nick Cusumano and Danielle Filas as Nick shares how to use Google Forms Add on DocAppender by Jesse Spevack and Andrew Stillman of New Visions for Public Schools. Nick and Danielle discuss ways to use the DocAppender for peer feedback and more.

Google Apps For Education is transforming the educational landscape, nowhere is this more true than in urban school districts. This free and very robust suite of tools allows teachers and administrators to personalize large amounts of data in an efficient manner. My guest, Andrew Stillman, has created many of the free tools that are used in conjunction with Google Apps. Currently his work is focused on improving the handling of vast amounts of data in the urban school setting of New York City with New Visions For Public Schools- a non-profit. Google Apps: New model of computing Helps manage large volumes of school data Fundamentally different in cost structure Ability for students to access school community outside of school "Unfortunately there is a disconnect between what is perceived as a need for innovation in education, and I wouldn't trivialize the substance of what happens in a classroom- the magic of a really skilled pedagog engaging students, but there are much more foundational needs that undermine all those other conversations".- Andrew Stillman Find Add-Ons: There are many very helpful add-ons that can be found at cloudlab.newvisions.org which is the central location for the work that Andrew and the team at New Visions are doing. Some of Andrew's most noted Add-Ons are Doctopus, FormRanger and siteMaestro. He can be found on Google+ (search Andrew Stillman) and on Twitter as @astillman.