Podcast appearances and mentions of bruce umpstead

Idea: A standup comedy show in a "corgi cafe" where comedians have to compete with corgis for the audience's attention. The corgi may be on stage and there may be a vote or a penalty (such as reduced stage time) for losing against the corgi. Also: corgi vs. doge; the corgi and the comic must abide by the same rules (ex: if the dog barks, the comic can bark); unusual and nightmare comedy shows, such as a show where they shock the comic, a show in an insane asylum, and a show where a baby threw a diaper at the comic Jen Frissina (facebook.com/jen.frissina) Steve Smargon (facebook.com/steve.smargon instagram.com/bipolarmarine) Bruce Umpstead (facebook.com/umpstead instagram.com/bruceumpstead) Tom Walma (https://creativitywasted.com twitter.com/thomaswalma twitch.tv/gameymcfitness) This podcast is part of Planet Ant Podcasts (https://planetant.com) This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Idea: Underwear with sports team logos or colors on them to be worn on game nights for luck. Also: making your friend wear your team's underwear on the outside of his pants as a penalty for losing a bet; giving yourself a wedgie to show your team spirit; complementary undies for couples; questioning whether "undy" is a real word or whether it's always plural, i.e. a "pair of undies" Jen Frissina (facebook.com/jen.frissina) Steve Smargon (facebook.com/steve.smargon instagram.com/bipolarmarine) Bruce Umpstead (facebook.com/umpstead instagram.com/bruceumpstead) Tom Walma (https://creativitywasted.com twitter.com/thomaswalma twitch.tv/gameymcfitness) This podcast is part of Planet Ant Podcasts (https://planetant.com) This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Monica Watts and Bruce Umpstead will join to discuss interoperability and Trusted Apps. @Umpstead --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edutechguys-conference/support

Many leaders in education believe there are better ways to represent a student's journey through their K-12 education than letter grades. But what might a richer representation of a student's learning look like and what would it take for us to get there? In this episode of BRIGHT, we chat with Bruce Umpstead, director of statewide programs for IMS Global Learning Consortium, who explains what comprehensive learner records are and why these digital transcripts will be a crucial step toward building a competency-based future.

Today, Maria sits down with Bruce Umpstead. Bruce is a director of State Programs at IMS Global Learning Consortium, the world-leading non-profit organization that operates under the simple principle: “Better learning from better learning technology”. IMS Global brings together the actors of the e-learning ecosystem who are investing in a better future for teaching and learning by collaborating on creating standards for e-learning platforms. During our conversation, Bruce takes us through his own learning journey, starting from his childhood as a US Air Force Military’s son. He shares the impressions his overseas travels left on him that made him eager to always explore adventures and create impact with his life and work. He later talks about his career in Edtech and e-learning, the challenges and the excitement he has experienced over the years. Together, we unpack the future of learning in light of how analytics and big data are creating a better and more personalized learning experience for students. A rare inside look into the future of learning with someone who’s making it happen! Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Mentioned in this episode What is K12? What is K20? Here or here. The Akimbo podcast: https://www.akimbo.me/ The Master of Scale podcast: https://mastersofscale.com/ IMG Global IMS Global K12 Playbook CASE Network Caliper Analytics Bruce Umpstead on Linkedin Bruce Umpstead on Twitter Email: bumpstead@imsglobal.org Listen to this episode and explore: An Air Force family childhood: living abroad sparked the love of adventure and exploring (3:21) How his early career as an accountant for a startup corporate e-learning company grew into project management (7:48) The next steps in his career leading up to his role as State Technology and Education director at Michigan university (9:40) Learning to manage and get funds for big projects (12:21) The biggest challenge in getting people to do the right thing at scale: when ideas become the leader’s idea instead of a consensus (14:57) Shifting from consulting to back to corporate with IMS (18:59) IMS Global, what they do and who they work for (20:06) How their work helps teachers and students (24:25) Analytics in e-learning (26:38) The difficulty of making this project simple for people to understand and get on board (33:03) His weekly practice of 20 years goals (36:36)

Our guest today is Bruce Umpstead of IMS Global talking about the CASE Network. If you haven't listened to Episode 3 with Joshua Marks about CASE, please do that first! Links: About the CASE Network: http://www.imsglobal.org/casenetwork http://casenetwork.imsglobal.org Blog post: https://medium.com/@brandon.dorman/learning-impact-and-the-case-network-6adf39f67bc9 NOTE: IMS Global is a registered Trademark.

DRIVING INTER-OPERABILITY IN K-12 EDUCATION...THE HEART OF ED TECH: District systems must work together...Products must work together ! The experts speak : Bruce Umpstead, Colet Bartow ( Montana DOE) and  Dan Ralyea (SC DOE), all members and leader at IMS Global Learning Consortium

DRIVING INTER-OPERABILITY IN K-12 EDUCATION...THE HEART OF ED TECH: District systems must work together...Products must work together ! The experts speak : Bruce Umpstead, Colet Bartow ( Montana DOE) and  Dan Ralyea (SC DOE), all members and leader at IMS Global Learning Consortium

FETC-19 REFLECTIONS with Rae and Bruce   Today on the show, Howie and Ryan welcome two extraordinary individuals that happen to take part in the recent Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC). Both Rae Hughart and Bruce Umpstead are here to discuss their opinions on the conference as well as what they feel the future is for technology and its role in education.    Rae comes to us from central Illinois and is currently a 6th-grade math teacher at Evans Jr High.  She is also the Director of training and development for the Teach Better Team. Bruce is joining us from Michigan where he is the Director of State programs at IMS Global.  He also serves as the FETC 2019 IT Track Chairperson and Host. They both bring a vast wealth of knowledge and passion to this discussion and we know that you’re going to love hearing their thoughts on FETC and technology in general.  

Bruce Umpstead recently joined IMS Global Learning Consortium-- the leading international data standards organization in education. His task is helping bring the education industry into the API economy! You can learn more about Bruce here: LinkedIn.com/in/umpstead This episode is brought to you by Wags Media. Wags Media helps entrepreneurs and businesses generate more customers and grow their brand. You can enter to win the contest and learn more about Wags Media here: https://www.wagsmedia.com/home Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

AN EXPLORATION OF MICRO CREDENTIALING, ACCESS AND EQUITY :THE BADGE SUMMIT  Our good friends Bruce Umpstead and Wayne Skipper join conference organizer Noah Geisel.Badges are cool and important...a very worthwhile listen

AN EXPLORATION OF MICRO CREDENTIALING, ACCESS AND EQUITY :THE BADGE SUMMIT  Our good friends Bruce Umpstead and Wayne Skipper join conference organizer Noah Geisel.Badges are cool and important...a very worthwhile listen

EMPOWER STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND THEIR SOCIAL MEDIA & DIGITAL FOOTPRINT Our good friend Bruce Umpstead of ScaleUp Education Partners is joined by Eric Butash of The Highlander Institute.The Highlander Institute is an education non-profit organization focused on researching, developing, and disseminating innovative methods to improve outcomes for all learners

EMPOWER STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND THEIR SOCIAL MEDIA & DIGITAL FOOTPRINT Our good friend Bruce Umpstead of ScaleUp Education Partners is joined by Eric Butash of The Highlander Institute.The Highlander Institute is an education non-profit organization focused on researching, developing, and disseminating innovative methods to improve outcomes for all learners

PROTECTING STUDENT DATA PRIVACY...Huge topic as ed tech expands. Thanks to guest Bruce Umpstead,  we have my good pal Lynnette Attai, the renowned expert from Playwell LLC  and Education Daily reporter  Emily Brown

FETC 2018

On today’s show, we’ll have an encore presentation of the interview with Bruce Umpstead, we’ll talk about Adobe’s #VoCo voice editing program, we’ll have the Google tip of the week, our featured artist Nick Sea and more!

On today’s show, we’re talking to Bruce Umpstead (@Umpstead) about the idea of “Return on Instruction” and his role at FETC 2017 (fetc.org, @fetc). We’ll have the featured artist of the week Brooke Annibale (@brookeannibale, www.brookeannibale.com), the google tip of the week, and more.