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The transition from a cleared medical device to a commercialized product is one of the most perilous phases for a MedTech startup. While founders frequently anticipate the technical and regulatory hurdles of early-stage development, they often underestimate the "commercial valley of death." Success in the modern healthcare economy requires more than a functional prototype and clinical validation; it requires an exact blueprint to navigate the complex organizational structures of health systems, ambulatory surgery centers, and value analysis committees.A primary pitfall for early-stage innovators is the discrepancy between clinical data expectations and real-world market entry. Founders naturally possess an unwavering belief in their technology to secure funding, yet this can inadvertently lead to an overestimation of rapid adoption and an underestimation of institutional purchasing complexity. Mitigating this pressure requires integrating strategic commercial leadership early in the timeline—often months prior to receiving regulatory clearance—to properly align the market profile and build institutional momentum before the product officially launches.Choosing the right commercial framework depends heavily on the disruptive nature of the device itself. While traditional hiring mechanisms or independent distributors can be effective for incremental or transactional product categories, highly disruptive technologies and high-ticket capital equipment demand a deeper, more execution-focused partnership. Implementing a modern, fractional commercial model provides seed-stage companies with a capital-efficient method to engage veteran industry strategics, reassure investors, establish clear operational ROI for hospital administrators, and build a lasting culture of advocacy within clinical environments.Key Timestamps00:01 – Introduction to the Commercial Valley of Death: Etienne Nichols introduces guest Ryan O'Mahoney and redefines the "valley of death" as the treacherous phase spanning prototyping, global scaling, and institutional market adoption.03:24 – The Underestimation vs. Overestimation Trap: Analysis of why clinical data optimism can lead to inflated forecasting and a failure to anticipate the procedural gauntlet of modern hospital purchasing.04:51 – Optimal Timing for Commercial Integration: When founders should bring on commercial expertise, highlighting why a few months prior to FDA clearance is the ideal window to build momentum.07:41 – Investor and Strategic Benefits: How early commercial positioning signals stability to venture capitalists, enhances company valuations, and opens doors for strategic corporate exits.10:03 – Go-To-Market Frameworks Compared: A breakdown of traditional full-time hiring, utilizing independent consultants, and leveraging distribution networks, alongside the risks and benefits of each.13:16 – The Rise of Modern Fractional Commercial Models: Exploring the hybrid approach as a capital-preserving mechanism designed for maximum impact on initial adoption.15:06 – The Three Non-Negotiable Pillars of Adoption: Introduction of the foundational framework required to pass go: clinical superiority, technical clinician enhancement, and administrative return on investment.18:59 – Escaping Perpetual Pilot Programs: Strategies to convert early clinical interest and hospital trials into concrete, multi-million dollar purchase orders.22:30 – Navigating Value Analysis and Hospital Budgets: How to pivot the conversation from purely clinical superiority to operational and economic ROI for healthcare administration.25:27 – Recruiting and Managing High-Intellect Commercial Teams: Building an organizational culture centered around purpose, passion, and retaining the founding team as an inspirational backbone.Quotes"They underestimate the complexity of introducing the technology and actually getting it through the gauntlet of introduction to whether it's individual hospitals, health systems, ambulatory surgery centers, or even privately owned labs and institutions." — Ryan O'Mahoney"In this modern day, and the economic climate, and the power that administration has... the clinical is not enough." — Ryan O'MahoneyTakeawaysCommercial StrategyEngage Commercial Strategy Pre-Clearance: Begin structuring your commercial roadmap and refining your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) 2 to 3 months before expected regulatory clearance to ensure your go-to-market execution launches seamlessly.Capital Allocation & FundraisingLeverage Fractional Expertise to De-Risk Valuation: Utilizing fractional commercial executives preserves vital runway while instilling institutional confidence in investors, signaling that the organization is prepared for real-world scaling.R&D & Product AlignmentPass the Three-Pillar Framework Before Scaling: Ensure your technology satisfies all three essential vectors before attempting commercial scale: measurable clinical differences for the patient, procedural advantages over the status quo for the practitioner, and clear economic return on investment for the administration.Market DevelopmentPre-Align Administration to Avoid Broken Pilots: Prevent your device from getting stuck in perpetual, non-revenue-generating clinical trials by engaging hospital administrators in virtual demonstrations early, tying the success metrics of the pilot directly to a formal budget proposal pathway.ReferencesCatalyst Ventures: The commercial acceleration and strategy firm founded by Ryan O'Mahoney, specializing in bringing paradigm-shifting medical technologies to global markets.Etienne Nichols: Connect with the host on LinkedIn via Etienne Nichols' LinkedIn Profile.MedTech 101 SectionThe Valley of Death (Commercialization)In the medical device space, engineers often look at the "valley of death" as the difficult phase of raising money to move from a prototype to regulatory submission. However, there is a second commercial valley of death. This is the period after you get your official clearance from regulatory bodies (like the FDA), where companies frequently run out of money because they cannot figure out how to navigate complex hospital networks, get approved by purchasing committees, and turn clinical interest into consistent sales revenue.Value Analysis Committee (VAC)Think of a hospital's Value Analysis Committee as a strict gatekeeper panel for the hospital's wallet. Years ago, if a doctor liked a medical tool, the hospital bought it. Today, a formal committee made up of administrators, finance staff, and doctors must review every new product. They analyze whether the device is truly better than what they already use, if it reduces hospital stay times, and if the financial cost makes sense against the hospital's annual budget.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you. Have you encountered the commercial valley of death in your own medical device journey? Do you have specific regulatory, commercial, or operational topics you want us to unpack in upcoming episodes?Drop us a line at podcast@greenlight.guru with your thoughts, questions, or guest recommendations. We read every email and look forward to delivering the personalized insights you need to confidently bring your innovations to life.SponsorsThis episode of the Global Medical Device Podcast is brought to you by Greenlight Guru, the only dedicated medical device success platform. Moving successfully from innovation through the commercial gauntlet requires total synchronization across your entire lifecycle. Greenlight Guru's modern Quality Management Software (QMS) ensures your documentation, design controls, and regulatory submittals remain audit-ready and airtight during pre-market development.Once cleared, seamlessly transition your clinical data collection into the real world using Greenlight Guru's Electronic Data Capture (EDC) solutions. Together, their QMS and EDC ecosystem empowers MedTech startups to de-risk their commercialization process, satisfy demanding institutional purchasing committees, and scale safely worldwide. Learn more at www.greenlight.guru.

In this episode, host Etienne Nichols sits down with industry veteran Mike Drues to explore a critical theme in modern MedTech: the danger of "not knowing what you don't know." The conversation centers on the growing trend of companies making avoidable, "boneheaded" mistakes despite a robust regulatory framework. Mike Drues emphasizes that while technology evolves, the fundamental responsibility for safety and effectiveness remains non-delegable.The discussion dives deep into a landmark regulatory event: the first-ever FDA warning letter issued to a company for GMP violations specifically linked to the unauthorized use of Artificial Intelligence in manufacturing. They break down the legal and ethical implications of relying on AI agents to generate specifications and production records without human oversight or process validation.Finally, the episode tackles the controversial idea of individual accountability in regulatory citations. Etienne and Ryan debate whether naming specific professionals in warning letters would curb the repeat of industry-wide errors or if internal company culture provides enough of a corrective force. It's a sobering look at why professionals must keep their "brains at the door" and treat AI as a tool, not a replacement for human judgment.Key Timestamps00:02:15 - The "Preamble to the QSR": Why the "why" behind the regulation is more important than the "what."00:04:10 - The Non-Delegable Rule: Why AI agents cannot hold responsibility for quality requirements.00:07:30 - Case Study: The first FDA warning letter for AI-related GMP violations (Pure Parolia).00:10:45 - The Quality Unit: Does the "Quality Unit" legally need to be a human being?00:15:20 - Individual Accountability: The debate over naming names in official FDA warning letters.00:20:45 - The Autopilot Metaphor: Comparing AI in surgery to autopilot in aviation and self-driving cars.00:23:10 - Star Trek's "The Ultimate Computer": Lessons from 1968 on over-delegating to technology.00:27:15 - ClinicalTrials.gov: Analysis of the 30% non-compliance rate in clinical trial reporting.Quotes"The responsibility for meeting these requirements may not be delegated, even though the actual work may be delegated. This applies to artificial intelligence agents." - Mike Drues"True knowledge is knowing what you know and knowing what you don't know, and most importantly, knowing the difference between the two." - Mike DruesTakeawaysRead the Preambles: Don't just follow the letter of the QMSR; read the Preambles to understand the FDA's underlying logic and "thinking."AI is an Intern, Not a Manager: Treat AI as a "PhD-level intern." It can draft justifications or specifications, but it cannot "approve" them.Validate the AI Process: If AI is integrated into manufacturing or quality decisions, it requires process validation just like any other automated system.Human-in-the-Loop: Maintain a "Human-in-the-Loop" protocol for all regulatory submissions to prevent "garbage in, garbage out" errors.Check Clinical Reporting: Ensure all required clinical trial results are published on ClinicalTrials.gov; nearly a third of the industry is currently failing this basic requirement.ReferencesFDA Preamble to the QSR: The foundational text explaining the "why" behind quality regulations.21 CFR Part 211.22: The regulation defining the responsibilities of the Quality Control Unit.Pure Parolia Warning Letter: The April 2026 citation regarding AI and process validation.Star Trek Episode 24 ("The Ultimate Computer"): A cultural cautionary tale on over-reliance on machines.Etienne Nichols' LinkedInMedTech 101: Process ValidationThink of Process Validation like a recipe for a cake. If you're a baker, you don't just hope the cake turns out right every time; you test the oven temperature, the mixing time, and the ingredients to prove that if you follow the steps, you get a perfect cake 100% of the time.In MedTech, when a company uses AI to make decisions or manufacture parts, they must "validate" the process. This means proving that the AI (the oven) works correctly and consistently before selling the product. Claiming "the AI didn't tell me I had to test it" is like a baker saying they didn't know they had to turn the oven on because the recipe didn't mention it.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you! Do you think the FDA should start naming names in warning letters? Should the "Quality Unit" be legally required to be a human? Send your thoughts, reviews, or suggestions for future topics to podcast@greenlight.guru. We read every email and pride ourselves on providing personalized responses to our community.SponsorsThis episode is powered by Greenlight Guru. In an era where you cannot delegate your quality responsibility to AI, you need tools that empower your human experts. Greenlight Guru's QMS (Quality Management System) and EDC (Electronic Data Capture) solutions provide the "regulatory logic" and data integrity needed to ensure your team stays compliant, from clinical trials through post-market surveillance. Connect your quality processes and clinical data seamlessly to avoid the "boneheaded mistakes" discussed today.

In this episode of the Global Medical Device Podcast, host Etienne Nichols sits down with John Schindler, CEO of Liquet Medical, for a "MedTech Founder 101" masterclass. With over 25 years of experience at industry giants like Atrium and Merit Medical, Schindler shares the "painful reality checks" that come when transitioning from the structured umbrella of a large corporation to the high-stakes, resource-dependent world of a startup.The conversation dives deep into the philosophy of "novel but simple" technology. Schindler explains why simplicity is often harder to fund but essential for physician adoption and long-term market success. He challenges the current industry obsession with over-engineered solutions, arguing that the pendulum is swinging back toward intuitive, easy-to-use devices that don't "break the system" of healthcare delivery.Finally, the discussion covers the tactical realities of commercialization, including the nuances of the "Valley of Death." Schindler outlines why a limited market release is often superior to broad distribution and emphasizes the importance of building strategic enterprise value through intentional clinical data that speaks to both regulatory bodies and hospital value analysis committees.Key Timestamps00:45 – Introduction to John Schindler and Liquet Medical's mission.02:15 – The Corporate vs. Startup Reality: Losing the safety net of big-company resources.04:30 – Simplicity vs. Complexity: Why investors favor "shiny" tech but physicians crave simplicity.07:50 – The MedTech Innovator Experience: Leveraging human capital and "pressure testing" your company.10:15 – Unlearning Corporate Silos: The necessity of radical collaboration in early-stage teams.12:40 – Clinical Data Strategies: Moving beyond "clinical wins" to hospital value analysis.15:30 – Establishing "Soft Endpoints" for payers and rural healthcare settings.18:20 – Negotiating as a Cash-Strapped Startup: Approaching vendors and regulatory services with humility.21:10 – The Regulatory Chess Game: Why early engagement with the FDA prevents timeline resets.24:35 – Commercialization and the 510(k) vs. IDE strategy.27:15 – The Risks of Distribution Agreements: Why products "fall to the bottom of the bag."Quotes"The complexity can actually break the system in some ways. Physicians always gravitate back towards simplicity—things that are easy for them to wrap their heads around." - John SchindlerTakeawaysMaster the Holistic Approach: Founders should seek exposure to every facet of the business—sales, management, and business development—to understand how their innovation responds "in the trenches."Everything is Negotiable: Especially for cash-strapped startups, approaching regulatory and quality service providers with humility can lead to flexible contract structures that help build a strong foundation early.Clinical Data is for Post-Submission too: Don't just collect data to satisfy the FDA; identify "soft endpoints" that prove economic value to hospital value analysis committees and payers.Control Your Launch: A Limited Market Release (LMR) allows a startup to "get their nose bloodied" on a small scale, refining the sales methodology before attempting to scale nationally.Avoid the "Bottom of the Bag" Syndrome: Be cautious with large distribution agreements early on. If the sales force isn't properly incentivized or trained, your product may be ignored in favor of higher-margin legacy items.ReferencesMedTech Innovator: The world's largest accelerator for medical device companies.Hal Stowe (Eurofins): Referenced for his recent article on the strategic value of a purposeful regulatory strategy.Etienne Nichols: Connect with the host on LinkedIn.MedTech 101: The 510(k) vs. IDEIn this episode, John mentions having a 510(k) clearance but needing an IDE trial.510(k): Think of this as the "Me Too" pathway. You are telling the FDA your device is "substantially equivalent" to one already on the market. It gets you through the door, but often with limited claims (a "tool claim").IDE (Investigational Device Exemption): This allows your device to be used in a clinical study to collect safety and effectiveness data. It's like a "permit" to do the deep research needed to prove your device can treat a specific, high-stakes condition like a pulmonary embolism.SponsorsThis episode is brought to you by Greenlight Guru. For MedTech founders looking to avoid the regulatory headaches discussed today, Greenlight Guru offers the only dedicated Medical Device Success Platform. From their industry-leading QMS (Quality Management System) to their robust EDC (Electronic Data Capture) solutions, they help you move from concept to commercialization faster while staying compliant. Connect your quality data to your clinical trials to build the "ring fence" of value John Schindler discussed.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you. Did John's take on simplicity change how you view your product roadmap? Do you have a "Founder 101" topic you want us to cover? Send your thoughts, reviews, and suggestions to podcast@greenlight.guru. 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In this episode, host Etienne Nichols sits down with Dr. Adam Saltman, Chief Medical Officer at NAMSA, to explore the treacherous "valley of death" that exists between a medical device prototype and the patient. With a unique "triple threat" perspective as a cardiothoracic surgeon, former FDA official, and industry consultant, Dr. Saltman reveals why technical brilliance often fails in the face of commercial reality.The conversation dives deep into the common pitfalls of early-stage startups, specifically the tendency to develop technology in a "tech echo chamber" without validating the unmet clinical need. Dr. Saltman shares a sobering story of a company that achieved regulatory authorization and reimbursement only to find that no one wanted to buy their product because it solved a problem clinicians didn't have.Finally, the discussion shifts to the evolving landscape of AI in healthcare. Dr. Saltman warns against "automation bias" and emphasizes that regulators and clinicians are no longer satisfied with "black box" explanations. Whether it's navigating FDA guidance or choosing between a 510(k) and a De Novo pathway, the takeaway is clear: start with the end user in mind and validate every hypothesis with real-world clinical perspective.Key Timestamps[00:01:45] Introducing Dr. Adam Saltman: The surgeon, regulator, and consultant perspective.[00:03:10] The #1 Mistake: Building a product that doesn't address an actual unmet clinical need.[00:05:40] The Echo Chamber: Why engineers must look beyond their own circles for product validation.[00:06:50] The CFO vs. The Surgeon: A cautionary tale about who actually makes the purchasing decisions in a hospital.[00:09:40] Staying Current: How to manually and digitally track the constant stream of FDA guidance documents.[00:11:45] AI in MedTech: Moving from "black box" algorithms to transparent, explainable technology.[00:13:30] The X-Ray Failure: A real-world example of AI predicting mortality based on patient location rather than clinical data.[00:15:20] Automation Bias: Why you should treat AI as an assistant, not a replacement.[00:18:15] Marketing vs. Utility: The "Billboard Effect" of surgical robots and AI features.[00:20:00] Signs of Success: How Dr. Saltman identifies startups that are likely to succeed versus those "wasting" capital.[00:23:10] Calling the Baby Ugly: The necessity of pivot-readiness and adult influence in startup management.[00:25:30] The 510(k) Trap: Why the fastest regulatory path might be your biggest commercial hurdle.Quotes"You really need to start with the end in mind and test that hypothesis. Get out of the office and go out there and talk to people and really confirm that." - Dr. Saltman"This is my assistant, not my replacement." - Dr. SaltmanTakeawaysValidate the Unmet Need: Before investing in R&D, ensure your target customer actually sees a need for the product. Technical viability does not equal market demand.Avoid the 510(k) Trap: Opting for the easiest regulatory path may pigeonhole your device into low reimbursement codes by labeling it as "the same" as existing technology.Combat Automation Bias: Never assume an AI or automated system is 100% correct. Maintain a critical eye and perform regular "smell tests" on AI-generated outputs.Engage Clinical Input Early: It is almost impossible to get professional clinical input too early, but it is very easy to seek it too late. Consider fractional clinical leadership to save costs.Identify All Stakeholders: Your user (the surgeon or nurse) is often not the purchaser (the CFO). Your evidence strategy must satisfy both.ReferencesZotero: A free reference manager Dr. Saltman uses to track and tag FDA guidance documents.The Founder's Dilemma: A book referenced regarding the challenges of early-stage startup management and decision-making.Etienne Nichols' LinkedIn: Connect with Etienne here.MedTech 101 Section: The 510(k) vs. De NovoThink of a 510(k) like a "Me Too" application. You are telling the FDA, "My device is just like this other one already on the market (the predicate)." It's usually faster and cheaper. A De Novo is for "New" territory—devices that are low-to-moderate risk but don't have a direct twin already on the market. While 510(k) is the path of least resistance, it can be a "trap" because it makes it harder to argue that your device is unique enough to deserve a higher price or better insurance coverage.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you! Do you have a MedTech success story or a regulatory hurdle you're currently facing? Send your feedback, reviews, and topic suggestions to podcast@greenlight.guru. We read every email and love providing personalized responses to our community of innovators.SponsorsThis episode is brought to you by Greenlight Guru. When navigating the "valley of death" between prototype and patient, you need a robust ecosystem to manage your data. Greenlight Guru offers industry-leading QMS (Quality Management Software) to keep your compliance on track and EDC (Electronic Data Capture) solutions to ensure your clinical evidence is ironclad. Whether you're avoiding the 510(k) trap or preparing for a De Novo submission, Greenlight Guru helps you close the gap with confidence.

Sustainability in the medical device industry is far more complex than simple material substitution. It involves a rigorous balancing act between biocompatibility, regulatory requirements, and supply chain logistics. Etienne Nichols sits down with Lucas Pianegonda, founder of Gradical, to explore why the industry is finally moving toward greener solutions and how companies can adapt without sacrificing technical performance.The conversation identifies four primary drivers for this shift: investor pressure, customer demand from hospital systems, competitive "FOMO," and tightening European regulations like the EU Green Deal. Lucas breaks down the concept of Scope 3 emissions, revealing that materials and the device use-phase often account for over 90% of a company's carbon footprint, making material selection the most significant lever for change.Finally, the episode provides a pragmatic roadmap for implementation. From the "mass balance" approach that avoids re-validation to the strategic replacement of over-engineered "Ferrari" plastics like PEEK, Lucas explains how sustainability can serve as a market tie-breaker. The discussion emphasizes that the goal isn't just a "green premium" but a triple bottom line that aligns cost, patient outcomes, and environmental health.Key Timestamps00:45 – The complexity of sustainability in a regulated environment.02:15 – The four pillars driving MedTech sustainability: Investors, Customers, Competition, and Regulation.04:30 – Understanding Scope 3 emissions: Why materials represent 48% of the lever.08:12 – The "Society and Trees" philosophy: Lucas's personal motivation for founding Gradical.12:45 – Market Advantages: How the "Echo Inject" startup captured industry attention.15:30 – Identifying over-engineered "Ferrari" plastics: The PEEK vs. Polypropylene debate.18:22 – Case Study: Ambu's strategy in single-use endoscopy and environmental LCA results.21:10 – The "Mass Balance" solution: Dropping in sustainable feedstocks without re-validation.24:45 – Biocompatibility: Why it's a device property, not a material property.27:15 – Global Perspectives: The NHS 2027 net-zero roadmap and California's influence in the US.31:20 – Sustainability as a tie-breaker: Gaining market share through tender wins.Quotes"Society is stable when old men plant trees whose shadow they will never sit under." - Lucas Pianegonda"Biocompatibility is a device property and not a material property." - Lucas PianegondaTakeawaysLeverage the Mass Balance Approach: Utilize ISCC+ certified materials to swap fossil-fuel feedstocks for bio-based ones, maintaining identical chemical properties to avoid costly regulatory re-validation.Audit Over-Engineered Parts: Identify components made from high-cost, high-impact plastics (like PEEK) that could be replaced by optimized, lower-impact polymers without losing functional integrity.Prepare for the NHS 2027 Deadline: Suppliers must have a verified net-zero plan by 2027 to remain eligible for NHS contracts, a trend likely to spread across Europe.Design for the Triple Bottom Line: Aim for the intersection of cost savings, clinical performance, and eco-friendliness to ensure product viability.ReferencesGradical: Lucas Pianegonda's firm specializing in sustainable material selection.ISCC (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification): The leading certification system for mass balance supply chains.Ambu: A pioneer in sustainable single-use endoscopy mentioned as a strategic success story.Etienne Nichols' LinkedIn: Connect with EtienneMedTech 101: Mass BalanceThink of the electrical grid: you might pay for "solar power," but the specific electrons hitting your toaster aren't necessarily from a solar panel. However, by paying for it, you ensure that a certain amount of solar energy is added to the total mix. Mass Balance in plastics works the same way. Sustainable feedstocks (like used cooking oil) are mixed into the refinery with oil. While you can't track the "green" molecules to the final plastic part, the system ensures that the total volume of sustainable material used matches the volume of "sustainable" plastic sold.SponsorsThis episode is brought to you by Greenlight Guru. Whether you are transitioning to sustainable materials or launching a new innovation, Greenlight Guru's QMS (Quality Management System) helps you maintain compliance throughout material changes, while their EDC (Electronic Data Capture) solutions ensure your clinical data is robust and audit-ready.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you! How is your team tackling the sustainability challenge? Send your thoughts, guest suggestions, or specific material questions to podcast@greenlight.guru. We read every email and love tailoring our episodes to your professional needs.

In this episode, host Etienne Nichols speaks directly to professionals in industries like automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing who are looking to transition into MedTech. Drawing from his own experience moving from aerospace to medical devices, Etienne demystifies the industry's high barriers to entry and explains why your existing skills are more valuable than you might think.The conversation centers on the "three doors" of entry: Quality, Regulatory Affairs, and Product Development. While each path has unique requirements, Etienne emphasizes that foundational skills like project management, root cause analysis, and technical writing are the true drivers of success. He also clarifies the shift in mindset required to work in a highly regulated environment where "move fast and break things" is replaced by rigorous documentation and risk-management protocols.Finally, Etienne provides a five-step roadmap for career switchers, ranging from learning the regulatory language to networking with intention. He concludes with a powerful reminder that technical competence is only the entry fee; long-term career growth in MedTech requires mastering the "layer above"—communication, visibility, and storytelling.Key Timestamps00:00 – The "career switcher" mindset: Why MedTech is a stable and fulfilling choice.03:15 – The Regulatory Universe: Comparing IATF 16949 and AS9100 to ISO 13485 and 21 CFR Part 820.06:42 – Door #1: Quality. Roles in quality systems, auditing, and why "document control is document control."10:15 – Door #2: Regulatory Affairs. How to break into the most specialized sector of MedTech.13:50 – Door #3: Product Development. Designing with guardrails and the importance of design controls.17:30 – Transferable Skills: Project management (PMP), root cause analysis, and process validation (IQ/OQ/PQ).22:10 – What doesn't transfer: The reality of MedTech speed and the death of "good enough" thinking.26:45 – 5 Steps to making the jump: Language, credentials, networking, targeting, and honesty.32:15 – The Layer Above Competence: Navigating workplace politics and the "Workplace Poker" philosophy.Quotes"In automotive, a quality failure means a recall. In MedTech, a quality failure could mean that somebody gets hurt. It changes the math." - Etienne Nichols"If we didn't document it, it didn't happen. Getting used to that level of rigor is one of the biggest adjustments career switchers face." - Etienne NicholsTakeawaysFocus on the QMS Foundations: If you are coming from a quality background, prioritize learning ISO 13485 and ISO 14971 (Risk Management). These are the global languages of MedTech quality.Document Everything: Successful MedTech professionals must transition from "casual" documentation (emails/memos) to formal Design Controls, where every input has a verified output.Leverage Cross-Industry Skills: Lean on your experience in Six Sigma, Root Cause Analysis (RCA), and Process Validation; the statistics are the same, even if the regulatory "overlay" is different.Target Mid-Sized Companies: While big names like J&J are attractive, medium-sized companies or Contract Manufacturers (CMOs) often provide better mentorship and a faster learning curve for newcomers.Master "The Layer Above": Technical skills get you hired, but visibility and the ability to communicate technical risks to non-technical stakeholders are what lead to promotions.MedTech 101 SectionIQ/OQ/PQ (Process Validation) Think of this like baking a signature cake for a high-stakes competition.IQ (Installation Qualification): Did you plug the oven in correctly and is it the right model? (Is the equipment installed right?)OQ (Operational Qualification): Does the oven actually hit 350°F when you turn the dial, and does it stay there? (Does it work at its limits?)PQ (Performance Qualification): Can you bake ten perfect cakes in a row using your actual ingredients and staff? (Does the process consistently produce a good product?)ReferencesISO 13485:2016: The international standard for medical device quality management systems.21 CFR Part 820 / QMSR: The FDA's requirements for medical device manufacturers.RAPS (Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society): Recommended for Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC).Workplace Poker by Dan Rust: A recommended read for navigating office politics and career growth.Etienne Nichols' LinkedIn: Connect with Etienne hereSponsorsThis episode is brought to you by Greenlight Guru. If you are transitioning into MedTech, you'll quickly realize that documentation is everything. Greenlight Guru offers the only dedicated Quality Management System (QMS) and Electronic Data Capture (EDC) solutions designed specifically for the medical device industry. Whether you are navigating your first clinical trial or scaling a quality system from scratch, Greenlight Guru helps you move faster while staying compliant.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear your story! Are you trying to make the jump into MedTech, or have you recently made the switch? Send your questions, topic suggestions, or feedback to podcast@greenlight.guru. Etienne reads every email and provides personalized responses to help you on your journey. We'd also love for you to leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

In this deep-dive episode, host Etienne Nichols shifts away from the "inspiring" fluff of entrepreneurship to deliver a gritty, practical masterclass for medical device founders. Drawing from his experience judging at MedTech Innovator and speaking with hundreds of founders, Etienne highlights a sobering reality: success in this industry isn't just about having the best technology. It is about getting the right specialized experts in the room at exactly the right time to avoid the "walls" that sink most startups.The conversation centers on the critical importance of early-stage strategic planning. Etienne argues that the most important first step for any founder isn't building a prototype or filing a patent—it's establishing a regulatory strategy. By understanding the classification and requirements of a device early on, founders can prevent the catastrophic loss of capital and time that occurs when a design doesn't match the eventual clinical or regulatory data requirements.Finally, the episode walks listeners through the transition from design to commercialization. Etienne emphasizes the "valley of death" that occurs after FDA clearance, where many companies fail because they lacked a reimbursement strategy. This episode serves as the essential recording Etienne wishes he had ten years ago, offering a comprehensive blueprint for navigating the complex MedTech ecosystem in 2026.Key Timestamps00:01:17 - The Idea Stage: Why regulatory strategy must come before the prototype.00:03:02 - The "First Three": Essential roles for the early idea phase.00:05:35 - Stage 2: Design and Development—The reality of design controls and ISO standards.00:08:11 - Building your quality system and the necessity of risk management (ISO 14971).00:09:18 - Human Factors: Why the FDA cares about the "layperson" user experience.00:10:33 - The Manufacturing Dilemma: Why Etienne recommends a CMO over in-house production.00:14:28 - Stage 3: Testing and Verification—Managing backlogs and accredited labs.00:17:27 - The Biological Evaluation Plan: Why you need a biocompatibility expert.00:19:02 - The role of the statistician in clinical data and test methods.00:20:07 - Stage 4: Submission and Clearance—The craft of telling your regulatory story.00:22:33 - Reimbursement Strategy: The missing link that saves businesses from the "Valley of Death."00:24:07 - Stage 5: Commercialization—Navigating the post-clearance landscape.Quotes"Your regulatory pathway is going to determine everything. It determines your timeline, your budget, your clinical requirements... it's like eating your vegetables before you're even allowed to look at dessert." - Etienne Nichols"The companies that make it aren't always the ones with the best technology; they're the ones who get the right people in the room at the right time." - Etienne NicholsTakeawaysRegulatory First: Never spend significant capital on prototypes until you have a confirmed regulatory classification and pathway.Document from Day One: Start your design controls and document control early to avoid "recreating history," which is expensive, painful, and often leads to reverse engineering.Leverage CMO Expertise: In 2026, partnering with a Contract Manufacturing Organization (CMO) is often superior to in-house manufacturing due to their specialized knowledge in DFM (Design for Manufacturing) and process validation (IQ/OQ/PQ).Plan for Reimbursement Early: FDA clearance does not guarantee a business. Without a CPT code or a clear insurance coverage path, a device cannot be commercially successful.ReferencesISO 13485:2016: The international standard for medical device quality management systems.ISO 14971: The essential standard for the application of risk management to medical devices.ISO 10993: The standard series for the biological evaluation of medical devices.IEC 60601 & 62304: Standards governing electrical safety and software life cycle processes.Greenlight Guru: Provides QMS (Quality Management System) and EDC (Electronic Data Capture) solutions specifically designed for MedTech.Etienne Nichols' LinkedIn: Connect with Etienne for expert connections and industry insights.MedTech 101 SectionDesign Controls Think of design controls like a rigorous "paper trail" for a recipe. If you were baking a cake for a grocery store, you couldn't just throw ingredients in a bowl. You would need to prove what the ingredients were (Inputs), show that the final cake matches the recipe (Verification), and confirm that people actually enjoy eating it (Validation). In MedTech, this process ensures the device you built is exactly what you intended to build and that it actually helps the patient.510(k) vs. De Novo vs. PMA510(k) (Cleared): Your device is "substantially equivalent" to something already on the market (a predicate).De Novo (Granted): Your device is low-to-moderate risk, but there is no existing predicate.PMA (Approved): For high-risk, Class 3 devices (like a pacemaker). This is the most stringent path and almost always requires clinical trials.SponsorsThis episode is brought to you by Greenlight Guru. For founders navigating the design and development stage, Greenlight Guru offers a dedicated Medical Device QMS software that makes documenting design controls and risk management seamless. As you move into clinical testing, their EDC (Electronic Data Capture) solutions ensure your clinical data is high-quality and submission-ready. Align your technology with your regulatory strategy by visiting greenlight.guru.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you! Whether you have questions about the five stages or suggestions for a deep dive into reimbursement, send your thoughts to podcast@greenlight.guru. Etienne reads every email and provides personalized responses to help you on your founder journey.Did this roadmap help you? Please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps other MedTech founders find the show!

In this episode, Etienne Nichols sits down with Staci Miller, a Human Factors and UX Strategist at GenUX, to demystify the role of human factors (HF) in the medical device regulatory pathway. Staci explains that many companies mistakenly treat HF as a "box-checking" exercise late in development, leading to costly submission delays or rejections when the FDA finds the documentation fails to tell a cohesive safety story.The conversation dives deep into the technical distinctions between a Use-Related Risk Analysis (URRA) and a User Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (uFMEA). Staci provides a framework for deciding which approach fits your product, emphasizing that while large conglomerates with post-market data may lean toward uFMEAs, startups and those with novel devices should prioritize the URRA to effectively map out user interactions without the crutch of existing market data.Finally, Staci addresses one of the most persistent myths in the industry: the idea that clinical trial data can replace human factors validation. She clarifies that while the two can overlap in specific, premeditated circumstances (such as complex implants like aortic valves), they serve entirely different masters—one focused on clinical efficacy and the other on the safety of the user interface across diverse environments.Key Timestamps04:12 – The common disconnect: Integrating Human Factors into ISO 14971 risk management.06:45 – URRA vs. uFMEA: How to choose based on your post-market data and predicate device status.10:30 – The "Definition of Done": Tracking the lifecycle of HF documentation from phase zero to market release.13:15 – System errors vs. Use errors: How to identify root causes during summative studies.18:50 – The "Clinical Trial Myth": Why efficacy data is not the same as usability validation.22:10 – Design Inputs vs. Design Outputs: The "Blueprint and the House" analogy for FDA submissions.25:40 – The impact of the "Use Environment": Testing for movement in ambulances and lighting in radiology suites.Quotes"The FDA doesn't put things out there just to have a good time... If they've made human factors a requirement and you're treating it as a 'suggestion,' you're giving yourself enough rope to hang yourself." - Staci Miller"People are obsessed with the product themselves—the design outputs. But the FDA wants to see the design inputs. They want to see the blueprints of how you built that house, not just the wallpaper." - Staci MillerTakeawaysPremeditation is Key: If you intend to use clinical trial data for HF validation, it must be planned in the protocol from the start; you cannot retroactively claim clinical data satisfies usability requirements.Map User Groups Early: Distinguish clearly between primary and secondary users. Bloating user sets without explaining how or why they engage with the device complicates your risk profile.Environment Matters: Documentation must account for the physical "10,000-foot view," including noise, lighting, and motion (e.g., an ambulance), as these are often where critical use errors occur.HF is Risk Management: Human factors should not live in a silo. It must align with the scales of harm (negligible to catastrophic) defined in ISO 14971 and work in tandem with Quality and Regulatory teams.ReferencesISO 14971: The global standard for the application of risk management to medical devices.FDA Human Factors Guidance: The primary document outlining expectations for usability testing and documentation.Etienne Nichols: LinkedIn ProfileMedTech 101: URRA vs. uFMEAThink of a uFMEA (User Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) like a car manufacturer looking at an old model to see why the brakes failed in the past—it relies on known data to fix specific parts.A URRA (Use-Related Risk Analysis) is like teaching someone to drive a brand-new type of vehicle (like a spaceship) for the first time. Since you don't have "crash data" yet, you have to carefully map out every single step the pilot takes and imagine every possible way they could push the wrong button in the heat of the moment.SponsorsGreenlight Guru: This episode is brought to you by Greenlight Guru, the only quality management platform designed specifically for the medical device industry. Whether you need to manage your QMS to stay compliant with ISO 14971 or streamline your clinical data through their EDC solutions, Greenlight Guru helps you move faster with less risk.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you! Do you have questions about your specific regulatory pathway or a topic you'd like us to cover? We provide personalized responses to every listener who reaches out. Send your thoughts, reviews, or suggestions to podcast@greenlight.guru.

In this episode, Etienne Nichols sits down with regulatory expert Mike Drues, President of Vascular Sciences, to discuss the "culture shock" international medical device companies face when entering the U.S. market. They challenge the traditional assumption that a device should always launch outside the U.S. first, noting that shifting regulatory landscapes—especially in Europe—have made the U.S. a more attractive primary entry point for many.The conversation pivots to the technical and strategic nuances of "same device, different claims." Mike explains that if a device maintains the same design but utilizes different labeling or indications for use across borders, it is technically a different device in the eyes of regulators. This creates significant complexity for Quality Management Systems and post-market surveillance, particularly concerning reporting requirements for Class III (PMA) devices.Finally, the duo explores the "trap of equivalency," where companies mistakenly assume that a CE Mark or other international approval guarantees a smooth path through the FDA. From differing consensus standards to the strategic use of OUS (Outside US) clinical data, the episode provides a roadmap for global players to synchronize their regulatory and reimbursement strategies early in the development lifecycle.Key Timestamps01:45 - Challenging the assumption: Should you always launch outside the US first?04:12 - Defining the "International Company": Why every developer should think globally from day one.05:30 - The Labeling Trap: Why the same hardware with different claims is a different device.07:50 - Post-market surveillance nuances: Reporting OUS issues in a US PMA submission.11:15 - The "Sniff Test": Does a CE Mark actually help you with the FDA?12:40 - Leveraging Real-World Evidence (RWE) from international markets for US submissions.14:30 - The "Species Expansion" concept: Applying regulatory logic across different use cases.16:15 - Consensus Standards: Why the FDA might not recognize the "most current" version of a standard.20:00 - International Regulatory Strategy: Calculating the "lowest common denominator" for multi-country launches.25:20 - Using 100% OUS clinical data for FDA submissions: The three essential caveats.Quotes"If you're marketing the same device—same design, same materials—but the labeling and claims are different in the EU versus the US, then technically, it is not the same device." - Mike Drues"The regulatory logic is agnostic of the scenario. Whether it's a label expansion or a 'species expansion' from a dog to a human, the underlying logic remains the same." - Mike DruesTakeawaysSync Your Standards: Do not assume the FDA recognizes the same version of a standard (e.g., ISO 10993-1) as international bodies. Always verify via the CDRH Recognized Consensus Standards database.Design for the "Lowest Common Denominator": Identify your top 3–5 target markets early and pool their requirements to avoid redundant benchtop or clinical testing.Rethink Clinical Trials: While the FDA prefers domestic data, OUS data can be used if you can prove the patient population and user profiles (physicians/nurses) are representative of the US demographic.Anticipate "Off-Label" Pressure: If you market a device in Canada with claims not yet approved in the US, be prepared for US clinicians to find that information online and ask for "anticipated off-label use."ReferencesFDA Recognized Consensus Standards Database: Essential tool for verifying which versions of international standards the FDA currently accepts.Greenlight Guru QMS & EDC: Solutions for managing complex, multi-region quality systems and clinical data.Etienne Nichols' LinkedIn: Connect with the host for more MedTech insights.MedTech 101: Label ExpansionThink of Label Expansion like a smartphone software update. The hardware (the phone) stays the same, but the update allows the phone to do something it couldn't do before—like a new photography mode. In MedTech, if you have a stent approved for use in the leg (the "old label") and you want to use that same stent in the heart, you apply for a "label expansion." You aren't changing the device; you're just proving it's safe and effective for a new job.Sponsors: Greenlight GuruThis episode is brought to you by Greenlight Guru. Navigating international waters requires a robust foundation. Greenlight Guru's Quality Management Software (QMS) helps you maintain a "single source of truth" for your design history files and labeling, while their Electronic Data Capture (EDC) solution streamlines the collection of the clinical data you'll need to satisfy both the FDA and international regulators. Whether you are managing post-market surveillance for a PMA or running a multi-center global trial, Greenlight Guru has you covered.Feedback Call-to-ActionWe want to hear from you! Did this episode change your mind about your international launch strategy? Do you have a "culture shock" story from bringing a device to the US? Send your thoughts, reviews, or topic suggestions to podcast@greenlight.guru. We read every email and love providing personalized responses to our listeners.

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Willkommen zur heutigen Podcastfolge - "Nutze mehr Stopp und Slice Bälle" Mit dieser Podcastfolge möchte ich dich dazu ermuntern in Zukunft mehr Stopp und Slice Bälle in dein Spiel einzubauen. Wie du kannst noch keine? Ist kein Problem, dann lerne diese innerhalb kürzester Zeit und bring deine Gegner zur Verzweiflung. Wenn du noch tiefer in das Thema einsteigen möchtest und an einem individuellen Feedback zu deiner aktuellen Situation interessiert bist dann komm gerne in den 1:1 Feedback - Call und wir schauen, wo wir dein Spiel noch optimieren können. ➡️ 1:1 Feedback - Call sichern: https://calendly.com/tennistactics/feedback-call Wenn du in Zukunft auf meinen Content nicht verzichten möchtest, dann kann ich dir nur ans Herz legen meiner Facebookgruppe "Tennis-Hacks für den grossen Sieg am Wochenende" beizutreten. Hier ist dein Zugangslink: https://www.facebook.com/groups/370755794952423 . Wir sehen und hören uns dort. Und wenn du genug von knappen Niederlagen hast und in Zukunft ohne mehr trainieren zu müssen deine Gegner in die Schranken weisen willst und das Tennis abrufen möchtest, dass dich zufrieden stimmt, dann sichere dir hier meinen Online Kurs "Dein optimaler Matchtag" ➡️ https://training.tennistactics.ch/optimaler-matchtag/ Wenn auch du Fragen rund um das Thema Taktik- und Mentaltraining hast schreib es mir gerne in die Kommentare. Und denk dran den Podcast zu abonnieren, damit du in Zukunft keine Folge verpasst. Wenn dir die Podcastfolge gefallen hat würde ich mich über ein "

Willkommen zur heutigen Podcastfolge - "Jahresplanung" In dieser Podcastfolge sprechen wir über das Thema Jahresplanung. Steuerst du "blind" durch das Tennisjahr oder planst du deine Saison? Warum es auch als Amateursportler Sinn ergibt seinem Tennisjahr mit Hilfe einer Jahresplanung Struktur zu verleihen, das zeige ich dir in dieser Episode. Wenn du noch tiefer in das Thema einsteigen möchtest und an einem individuellen Feedback zu deiner Jahresplanung interessiert bist dann komm gerne in den 1:1 Feedback - Call und wir schauen, wo wir deine Planung noch optimieren können. ➡️ 1:1 Feedback - Call sichern: https://calendly.com/tennistactics/feedback-call Wenn du in Zukunft auf meinen Content nicht verzichten möchtest, dann kann ich dir nur ans Herz legen meiner Facebookgruppe "Tennis-Hacks für den grossen Sieg am Wochenende" beizutreten. Hier ist dein Zugangslink: https://www.facebook.com/groups/370755794952423 . Wir sehen und hören uns dort. Hast du mein exklusives Webinar "Meine besten Taktikstrategien" verpasst? Kein Problem. Hier kannst du dir nochmals einen der wenigen freien Termine sichern: ➡️ https://training.tennistactics.ch/live-event-1/ Und wenn du genug von knappen Niederlagen hast und in Zukunft ohne mehr trainieren zu müssen deine Gegner in die Schranken weisen willst und das Tennis abrufen möchtest, dass dich zufrieden stimmt, dann sichere dir hier meinen Online Kurs "Dein optimaler Matchtag" ➡️ https://training.tennistactics.ch/optimaler-matchtag/ Wenn auch du Fragen rund um das Thema Taktik- und Mentaltraining hast schreib es mir gerne in die Kommentare. Und denk dran den Podcast zu abonnieren, damit du in Zukunft keine Folge verpasst. Wenn dir die Podcastfolge gefallen hat würde ich mich über ein "

Willkommen zur heutigen Podcastfolge - "Die Returnposition" In dieser Podcastfolge sprechen wir über das Thema Return. Neben dem Aufschlag aus meiner Sicht mit der wichtigste Schlag. Damit du in Zukunft erfolgreich den Aufschlag retournieren wirst gebe ich dir hier wertvolle Tipps mit auf den Weg. Wenn du noch tiefer in das Thema einsteigen möchtest und an einem individuellen Feedback zu deinem Return interessiert bist dann komm gerne in den 1:1 Feedback - Call und wir schauen, wo wir deinen Return noch optimieren können. ➡️ 1:1 Feedback - Call sichern: https://calendly.com/tennistactics/feedback-call Wenn du in Zukunft auf meinen Content nicht verzichten möchtest, dann kann ich dir nur ans Herz legen meiner Facebookgruppe "Tennis-Hacks für den grossen Sieg am Wochenende" beizutreten. Hier ist dein Zugangslink: https://www.facebook.com/groups/370755794952423 . Wir sehen und hören uns dort. Hast du mein exklusives Webinar "Meine besten Taktikstrategien" verpasst? Kein Problem. Hier kannst du dir nochmals einen der wenigen freien Termine sichern: ➡️ https://training.tennistactics.ch/live-event-1/ Und wenn du genug von knappen Niederlagen hast und in Zukunft ohne mehr trainieren zu müssen deine Gegner in die Schranken weisen willst und das Tennis abrufen möchtest, dass dich zufrieden stimmt, dann sichere dir hier meinen Online Kurs "Dein optimaler Matchtag" ➡️ https://training.tennistactics.ch/optimaler-matchtag/ Wenn auch du Fragen rund um das Thema Taktik- und Mentaltraining hast schreib es mir gerne in die Kommentare. Und denk dran den Podcast zu abonnieren, damit du in Zukunft keine Folge verpasst. Wenn dir die Podcastfolge gefallen hat würde ich mich über ein "

Willkommen zur heutigen Podcastfolge - "Schläger und Saite" In dieser Podcastfolge teile ich meine Gedanken zum Thema Schläger und Saiten. ➡️ 1:1 Feedback - Call sichern: https://calendly.com/tennistactics/feedback-call Wenn du in Zukunft auf meinen Content nicht verzichten möchtest, dann kann ich dir nur ans Herz legen meiner Facebookgruppe "Tennis-Hacks für den grossen Sieg am Wochenende" beizutreten. Hier ist dein Zugangslink: https://www.facebook.com/groups/370755794952423 . Wir sehen und hören uns dort. Hast du mein exklusives Webinar "Meine besten Taktikstrategien" verpasst? Kein Problem. Hier kannst du dir nochmals einen der wenigen freien Termine sichern: ➡️ https://training.tennistactics.ch/live-event-1/ Und wenn du genug von knappen Niederlagen hast und in Zukunft ohne mehr trainieren zu müssen deine Gegner in die Schranken weisen willst und das Tennis abrufen möchtest, dass dich zufrieden stimmt, dann sichere dir hier meinen Online Kurs "Dein optimaler Matchtag" ➡️ https://training.tennistactics.ch/optimaler-matchtag/ Wenn auch du Fragen rund um das Thema Taktik- und Mentaltraining hast schreib es mir gerne in die Kommentare. Und denk dran den Podcast zu abonnieren, damit du in Zukunft keine Folge verpasst. Wenn dir die Podcastfolge gefallen hat würde ich mich über ein "

Returning Champion Mike Justice comes back on the show to talk about Woopsie Goldberg?!?! Really guys!!!! Fatal Beauty(87) and The Telephone(88). Leave me Feedback: Call: 732-639-1435 Email: motionpicturemassacre@gmail.com

103 The One About What a Water Treater Fears Episode 103: Show Notes When my assistant, Carla and I were setting up our production calendar a few months ago, we noticed that a release date was going to fall on Friday the 13th.  That made me think of Jason Voorhees.  But it also made me think about doing a show about what water treaters fear.  A fear Factor episode, if you will...  I requested that the Scaling UP! Nation! let me know what they feared as water treaters.  The list of items you came back with wasn't inclusive of ghost and goblins or even Jason Voorhees, but real things that happen to us every day.  Today's episode is my reveal of that list.  But I don’t stop there.  I let you know how to deal with that fear.  Please enjoy the scariest water treatment show ever.  Happy Friday the 13th! Key Points From This Episode: Cold Calling [0:01:05]  The "Height" [0:03:05]  Feedback Call [0:04:17] Produce Revenue [0:06:33]  Forgetting To Run A Test [0:10:30]   Losing An Account [0:13:32]  A Call At 3AM [0:17:01]  Unfamiliar Equipment [0:18:21] Getting Bored With The Job [0:19:51]  Not Knowing The Right Answer [0:25:00]  Freaky Story  [0:28:27] And a lot more! Tweetables: "Keep some procedures with you especially for the tests that you don't run on a regular basis." @traceblackmore #scalinguph2o #scalingup #scalinguppodcast #scalingupnation #TheOneAboutWhataWaterTreaterFears  #fearfactor #watertreatment #watertreatmentindustry #ScalingUPto100andbeyond "Think outside of the box. That's proving to the customer what you're worth is." @traceblackmore #scalinguph2o #scalingup #scalinguppodcast #scalingupnation #TheOneAboutWhataWaterTreaterFears  #fearfactor #watertreatment #watertreatmentindustry #ScalingUPto100andbeyond  "Make a commitment." @traceblackmore #scalinguph2o #scalingup #scalinguppodcast #scalingupnation #TheOneAboutWhataWaterTreaterFears  #fearfactor #watertreatment #watertreatmentindustry #ScalingUPto100andbeyond “Your test kits is a tool that works for you, you do not work it!” @traceblackmore #scalinguph2o #scalingup #scalinguppodcast #scalingupnation #TheOneAboutWhataWaterTreaterFears  #fearfactor #watertreatment #watertreatmentindustry #ScalingUPto100andbeyond “Help me with my fear of running out of material as I have helped you on today’s fear factor episode. Give me some show ideas and give me some guest recommendations and I will be happy!” @traceblackmore #scalinguph2o #scalingup #scalinguppodcast #scalingupnation #TheOneAboutWhataWaterTreaterFears  #fearfactor #watertreatment #watertreatmentindustry #ScalingUPto100andbeyond Links Mentioned on this episode: 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Show Ideas & Guest Recommendations

Summer Vacation is here and I'm enjoying some time with family. Listen for a brand new episode on July 21, 2019. For now, let's revisit a great conversation from November 2016. Angela Cleveland and Saqi Mehta, founders of ReigningIt are joined by my former Rutgers student Sierra Gratale for a round-table discussion about creating a #STEM dialogue inclusive of every woman. Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/74   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:34) Intro   (5:30) Featured Content - ReigningIt - Closing the gender gap in STEM.   (48:05) House of #EdTech VIP - Chrissy Romano   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

In this Inner Geek Podcast I give you some quick feedback on how to take design client feedback on a project. It is something that all designers face and sometimes if you do not take it well it can leave a bad taste in your mouth about a project. I also have a phone call from a client in this episode that has some indirect value for you about how to take client feedback. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innergeekdesigns/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/innergeekdesigns/support

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At long last, I am finally talking about How to Podcast! This is part one of a three-part series where provide my insight on how to start podcasting. However, as Simon Sinek points out, we need to start with why.   Support for this episode comes from:   My Awesome Supporters! Become a Patron today!   Complete show notes http://chrisnesi.com/96   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:15) Intro (7:12) House of #EdTech Thought - Making the Tough Choices (23:48) House of #EdTech Recommendation - Podcasting NON-recommendations (11:21) Featured Content - Why YOU Should Podcast (26:35) House of #EdTech VIP - Ryan Mitchell   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Flipgrid: http://chrisnesi.com/flipgrid Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Share Feedback: http://chrisnesi.com/feedback

The authors of The Science of Orphan Black: The Official Companion, Casey Griffin and Nina Nesseth, answer questions about their book. Topics discussed include the Castor Project, Rachel's brain injury, and the clone ID sequences. Casey and Nina also share how Clone Club brought them together and which clones they both love to think about and love to love. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/124 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Katie Gardner is integrating technology into her Kindergarten ESL classroom in North Carolina. Support for this episode comes from:   My Awesome Supporters! Become a Patron today!   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/94   ** SEGMENTS ** (1:15) Intro (4:42) House of #EdTech Thought - Getting Educators to Change Their Minds and Try something NEW! (8:19) House of #EdTech Recommendation - Screencasting - inspired by Richard Byrne's Free Tech 4 Teachers website (13:53) Featured Content - Katie Gardner (35:17) House of #EdTech VIP - Tami Jimenez   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Flipgrid: http://chrisnesi.com/flipgrid Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Share Feedback: http://chrisnesi.com/feedback

With Helena in labor as they try to escape the clutches of Neolution, Art helps Helena take down Coady while Sarah faces off against John, making a last stand to free the clones once and for all. Kris and Stephanie discuss the series finale of Orphan Black, "To Right the Wrongs of Many." Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/123 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Krystal enters the picture again when she reveals a connection to a cosmetics company recently acquired by Dyad. Against Art and Sarah’s wishes, Krystal takes point on an operation to get information from Krystal’s contact at the cosmetics company. Meanwhile, Virginia Coady arrives at Revival, causing Susan to take drastic action. Cosima tries to persuade Mud to help her escape from P.T.’s house. In this episode, Kris and Stephanie discuss Orphan Black 5x06 “Manacled Slim Wrists.” Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/119 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Cosima digs into the origin of the "creature" in the woods, and she discovers something unique about his DNA. Delphine returns from her travels, and she and Cosima must confront how quickly they've fallen back into their old relationship patterns. Meanwhile, Sarah follows Helena's advice and starts being more forthcoming with Kira, who in turn will explain the connection she feels with the clones. Kris and Stephanie discuss episode 5x05 of Orphan Black, “Ease for Idle Millionaires.” Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/118 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Concerned by Kira's close contact with Rachel, Mrs. S takes Sarah on a mission to gain some leverage to use against Rachel. They end up at a psychiatric hospital where they encounter someone unexpected who can offer information about the start of Neolution. Meanwhile, Cosima is keeping a close eye on Mud, who knows more about the creature in the woods than she is letting on. Kris and Stephanie discuss Orphan Black 5x04 "Let the Children & the Childbearers Toil." Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/117 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Feeling useless as a part of Clone Club, Alison tries to regain a sense of normalcy at a community event. Pushed out of her usual role of coordinator at the fair, she runs into Aynsley’s husband Chad. Confronted again with her grief and guilt about Aynsley death, Alison falls back on old habits. Meanwhile, Rachel tries to pressure Donnie into revealing Helena’s location by sending the police to search the Hendrixes’ house in connection with Pouchy’s death. Kris and Stephanie discuss episode 3 of season 5 of Orphan Black, “Beneath Her Heart.” Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/116 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Sarah reaches out to MK to create a plan to escape from Neolution’s clutches and keep Kira away from Rachel. However, Kira isn’t so sure that she wants to run. Meanwhile, Helena learns that her unborn children seem to have similar healing abilities as Kira, and Cosima gets to meet P.T. Westmoreland. Kris and Stephanie discuss episode 5×02 of Orphan Black, “Clutch of Greed.” Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/115 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

"We need to stop..." from a post by Tony Sinanis Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   My Awesome Supporters! Become a Patron today!   Complete show notes:   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:23) Intro   (10:17) House of #EdTech Thought - Being 'good with tech' doesn't overcome poor teaching   (14:16) House of #EdTech Recommendation - SheetGo and Sync.com   (19:37) Featured Content - Things We Need To Stop Doing In Schools   (30:08) House of #EdTech VIP - Krista Penrod - @ItsMrsPenrod   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Share Feedback: http://chrisnesi.com/feedback

An injured Sarah manages to make contact with Felix to tell them about Rachel’s betrayal and then tries to make her way to Cosima while evading potential captors and a mysterious something that lives in the woods. Reunited with Delphine, Cosima learns what she can about the village on the island and its purpose. Kris and Stephanie discuss the Season 5 premiere of Orphan Black, “The Few Who Dare.” Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/114 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Kris joins hosts from The Orphan Black Podcast by Solo Talk Media, Felix's Helixes, 324B21: The Orphan Black Podcast, and The C Word Podcast, as well as our moderator, Kevin Bachelder, to talk a little about season 4 and discuss the possibilities for season 5! Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/113 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Stephanie and Kris discuss the Helsinki series of Orphan Black comics, including the context we have for them from the show and how the comics give us new context for what we've seen on the show. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/112 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Megan Forbes has a YouTube channel dedicated to encouraging and supporting teachers. Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH   Grammarly   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/81   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:30) Intro   (6:40) House of #EdTech Thought - Tomorrow's Classroom Today   (11:55) House of #EdTech Recommendation - Google Keep plays nice with Docs   (14:57) Featured Content - Megan Forbes, a MS teacher and YouTuber   (43:25) House of #EdTech VIP - Chuck Poole   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Dr. Elizabeth Coody joins Stephanie and Kris to talk about comic books that might be of interest to Orphan Black fans and selects some titles that are related to specific characters! Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/111 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Seven tips and recommendations to improve your next presentation. Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/79   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:38) Intro   (6:24) House of #EdTech Thought - #EDUFAIL   (11:10) House of #EdTech Recommendation - TeamSnap   (13:09) Featured Content - Create Great Presentations   (23:13) House of #EdTech VIP - Jenn Judkins   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

#NYEdTechWeek recap and review along with conversations with some edtech start-ups as well mine and many of your #OneWord2017 testimonials. Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes http://chrisnesi.com/77   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:47) Intro   (6:55) House of #EdTech Thought - #OneWord2017 AJ Bianco Chuck Poole Dan Whalen Ellen Deem Jillian Judsen Megan Morgan Noah Geisel Rachel Murat Stacey Lindes Tracy Brady   (20:40) House of #EdTech Recommendation - PixiClip - Online Canvas   (21:46) Featured Content - #NYEdTechWeek 2016 Recap and Review feat.: Sierra Gratale Ash Kaluarachchi (@ashanthaik) - Co-Producer, NYEdTechWeek Jonathan Harber - Co-Producer, NYEdTechWeek Dr. Adam Fried (@AdamDFried) - Superintendent of Harrington Park (NJ) Public Schools Kristo Lehtonen (@kristolehtonen), Founder and CEO of 3D Bear Adam Newman and Paolo Alejandro Catilo, Co-Founders of AUGTHAT (1:23:30) House of #EdTech VIP - Google Teacher Tribe Podcast   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

It's the 3rd Annual House of #EdTech Smackdown! You've shared your favorite apps, tips, websites, and resources for 2016 and this episode is packed and co-hosted by Katelyn Nesi. Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/76   ** SEGMENTS **   (2:09) Intro   (5:25) House of #EdTech Smackdown - Thank you to all the people who participated. Make sure you visit the show notes page (linked above) to get all the great resources mentioned in the episode!   (1:11:00) House of #EdTech VIP - Thank you my loyal and new listeners!   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Angela Cleveland and Saqi Mehta, founders of ReigningIt are joined by my former Rutgers student Sierra Gratale for a round-table discussion about creating a #STEM dialogue inclusive of every woman. Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/74   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:34) Intro     (5:30) Featured Content - ReigningIt - Closing the gender gap in STEM.   (48:05) House of #EdTech VIP - Chrissy Romano   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Emily Gover returns with Steve Isaacs to talk about #edtechbridge and the conversations that need to take place between educators and technology developers. Follow   Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: chrisnesi.com/73   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:36) Intro   (5:47 ) House of #EdTech Thought - How to Get Better at Taking Feedback   (9:43) House of #EdTech Recommendation - TES Teach with Blendspace   (13:44) Featured Content - Emily Gover and Steve Isaacs talk #edtechbridge   (53:50) House of #EdTech VIP - Jay Billy   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Emily Gover (@edtechjam) shares her love of audio and its value in your classroom. From rapping to podcasts Emily believes audio can impact learning. Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: chrisnesi.com/72   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:42) Intro   (12:44) House of #EdTech Thought - You Can Make A Difference!   (16:00) House of #EdTech Recommendation - G-Suite Updates   (20:09) Featured Content - Emily Gover shares her love of audio and podcasting in education   (55:49) House of #EdTech VIP - Susan Bearden   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Google Apps for Education is now G Suite for Education and the education world is losing it·s mind! Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/71   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:25) Intro - Get your 2016 HOET Smackdown Entries in by December 1, 2016   (13:15) House of #EdTech Thought/Featured Content - GAFE is now G Suite for Education   (17:10) House of #EdTech Recommendation - TweetDelete.net   (20:00) House of #EdTech VIP - EdTechAfterDark Team: Alex Stubenbort, Dan Koch, Zac Leonard   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Stacey Lindes (@iruntech) shows us what sketchnotes are and the role they can play in your classroom, professional and personal life. Follow Stacey   Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/68   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:57) Intro - Co-host Stacey Lindes!   (6:55) House of #EdTech Thought - Middle School #EdTech vs Elementary   (22:15) House of #EdTech Recommendation - AnswerGarden.ch   (24:15) Featured Content - Sketchnoting in Edu and Life with Stacey Lindes   (50:08) House of #EdTech VIP - Sean Farnum     ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Derek Larson, Utah educator, and guest co-host provides insight into his new edtech job and how he got the job! Follow Derek Larson   Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com - Use promo code HOUSEOFEDTECH Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes: http://chrisnesi.com/67   ** SEGMENTS **   (1:43) Intro   (16:52) House of #EdTech Thought - Analog Love   (26:32) House of #EdTech Recommendation - Google Voice & Overcast.fm   (36:17) Featured Content - Transitioning from the Classroom to an EdTch Role   (51:19) House of #EdTech VIP - Chad Brinkley   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Learn something new while you're on Summer vacation. It could be related to your education but preferably not.   Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   SummerPD.com   Grammarly Audible.com Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes http://chrisnesi.com/65   ** SEGMENTS **   Intro   House of #EdTech Thought - We're Teachers. We're Leaders. Now What?   House of #EdTech Recommendation - Learn something new challenge   House of #EdTech VIP - Melissa Butler   ** FEEDBACK ** Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Cosima and Susan make a breakthrough that looks promising for a cure but also promising for Susan to start creating clones again. With that news, Rachel makes a power play, and with Krystal's help Sarah has to put the pieces together in time to try to stop Rachel and help Cosima. Kris and Stephanie discuss the Orphan Black fourth season finale. Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes, Google Play Music, or wherever you download podcasts. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/110 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Kris and Stephanie give their first impressions of Orphan Black's fourth season finale. A longer discussion of the episode will be out within the week. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/109 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Sarah reluctantly teams up with Rachel to take down Evie Cho. With Art’s help, Sarah searches for two of Brightborn’s carriers who escaped with an incriminating video. Meanwhile, Donnie gets out of jail, and Alison suggests that they leave town. Felix struggles to keep Adele in the dark in regards to the clones. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/108 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

When MK makes contact again with information about Susan and Rachel, Cosima asks her to put them in contact with the Duncans to discuss working on a cure for the clone disease. Alison is approached with an ultimatum from Duko, who is in Mrs. S’s cross hairs. Kris and Stephanie discuss the eighth episode of season 4 of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/107 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Everyone is grieving after Kendall Malone's death, and Sarah and Cosima seem to be at the end of their ropes. Susan prepares for a regime change in Neolution, and Rachel gets frank with Charlotte. Kris and Stephanie discuss the seventh episode of Season 4 of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/106 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

With their options limited, Sarah and Cosima agree to a trade with Susan Duncan: Kendall’s genetic material for the removal of the maggot bot in Sarah’s cheek. Meanwhile, Art and Felix run interference when Krystal shows up at the police station. Kris and Stephanie discuss the sixth episode of the fourth season of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/105 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Stephany Hesslein is a first-grade teacher for Middletown Public Schools here in New Jersey.    Follow Stephanie Hesslein   Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   Grammarly   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete show notes http://chrisnesi.com/61   **SEGMENTS**   (1:29) Intro   (8:57 ) House of #EdTech Thought - Get it right the first time   (12:34) House of #EdTech Recommendation - MediaCore Capture    (15:20) Featured Content - Stephany Hesslein   (43:11) House of #EdTech VIP - Monica Burns   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Sarah tries to have some family time but is distracted by her suspicions about Felix’s half-sister. Donnie and Cosima go “undercover” at Brightborn, where Krystal happens to also be. Kris and Stephanie discuss the fifth episode of the fourth season of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/104 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Donnie and Felix go undercover to get information from a fertility clinic while Sarah gets Dizzy to help by telling him some important information. Kris and guest host Annie discuss the fourth episode of the fourth season of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/103 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Sarah continues her search for answers about the maggot botswhile "Alison" and Donnie get questioned about the murders ofPortuguese drug dealers. Kris and Stephanie discuss the thirdepisode of the fourth season of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/102 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Send a voice message Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Sarah returns home in an attempt to find out more about MK and what Beth knew about Neolution. Kris and Stephanie discuss the second episode of the fourth season of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/101 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

When a body is found with a severed cheek, the trail of clues leads to Club Neolution. Kris and Stephanie discuss the Season 4 premiere of Orphan Black. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/100 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

AJ Bianco and Adam Schoenbart guest co-host this episode and we discuss great approaches to what you can do after attending an EdCamp. We share tips and recommendations to get the most out of your unconference experience.   Follow AJ Bianco and Adam Schoenbart   Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:   Grammarly   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   **SEGMENTS**   (1:36) Intro   SPECIAL LINK - Adam Schoenbart on CNN   (7:40) EdTech Recommendation - NEW Google Forms   (9:40) Featured Content: Life After EdCamp   (34:40) The Education Calendar   (37:10) House of #EdTech VIP - Bruce Reicher   Complete shownotes at http://chrisnesi.com/58   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Get FOUR awesome #edtech recommendations in this 2016 edition of the #EdTech Final Four. This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Grammarly   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   ** Segments **   (1:29) Introduction   (8:10) EdTech Thought - Live streaming from conferences   (11:20) EdTech Final Four - Blab.im   (14:52) EdTech Final Four - Anchor.fm   (17:50) EdTech Final Four - WallaMe   (20:40) EdTech Final Four - Versal   (25:50) House of #EdTech VIP - Jami Joshua   Complete show notes: chrisnesi.com/57   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Teachers should be offered choices around topics, presenters, and how their PD is structured. Teachers are told time and time again to differentiate, personalize, and meet their students where they are. Why doesn’t the same ring true for professional development?   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   ***** (1:20) Introduction   (11:50) Main Content: Teacher Choice   (22:23) House of #EdTech Recommendation: TelePromptor   (24:53) House of #EdTech VIP: Brent Warner   Complete show notes at: http://chrisnesi.com/56   *****   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

My very first guest, Alex Rosenwald, has returned to the classroom and the podcast to talk about how his students are taking education technology to the next level.   Follow Alex Rosenwald http://www.twitter.com/arosey   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete shownotes at: http://chrisnesi.com/55   **Segments**   (2:05) - Opening   (7:05) - EdTech Thought   (9:19) - EdTech Recommendation - Stories Teachers Share   (11:20) - Featured Content   (44:00) - House of #EdTech VIP - Rachel Murat http://www.twitter.com/MrsMurat   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Katelyn returns to talk about the importance of functionality when designing an education space and respond to feedback from episode 52.   Follow Kate Nesi http://www.twitter.com/katenesi   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete shownotes at: http://chrisnesi.com/54   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

A rare guestless episode where I talk about the awesome shows on the Education Podcast Network, share listener feedback, and TWO recommendations!   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   -- Segments --   (1:58) Episode 52 Feedback from Stacey Lindes & Dani Kennis   (12:15) NEW Segment Proposal! Get involved today!   (14:19) Education Podcast Network Podcast Lineup   (22:45) Grad School & Professor Nesi Update   (26:20) How to Write a Thank You Note   (31:22) House of #EdTech Recommendations   (35:40) House of #EdTech VIP - Amanda C. Dykes     Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2016/01/updates-feedback-and-recs-oh-my-hoet053.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

My wife, Katelyn Nesi, co-hosts this first episode of 2016 and we give insight into how we live life to the fullest on two educator's salaries!   Follow Katelyn Nesi   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Segments:   (5:30) EdTech Recommendation   (8:30) EdTech Thought   (13:40) Main Content   (55:30) House of #EdTech VIP   Complete show notes: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2016/01/nclb-no-cash-left-behind.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Here are all the exciting edtech recommendations contained in the 2nd annual House of #EdTech App Smackdown! Adam Schoenbart Awesome Table Derek Larson - edtechbabble.net Notebook and Pen Field Notes Brand Uniball Sigmo 207 Fisher Space Pen Jethro Jones - Transformative Principal Podcast - jethrojones.com @jethrojones  Overcast Lee Araoz - thegoldenageofeducation.com - @LeeAraoz SMORE.com Emily - Thank you for helping your Dad! Next year submit your own :-) Dani Kennis - Episode 48 Bitmoji Dan Gallagher - gallaghertech.edublogs.org ScreenCastify Derek Larson - Episode 22  InstaCast DownCast - iOS & Android Josh Allen - DadsInEd Podcast  Flipboard My Appearance on the podcast Mike Marotta - http://mmatp.com/ Snap and Read Universal Brent Warner - edtech.tv Scannable Daniel Bauer - Better Leaders Better Schools  Twitter Polls Screenflow Grammerly Word Swag HeadSpace Calm Evernote Eric Fieldman - @mrfieldmanchs  Slack Josh Hanlon - @HanlonJD  Wunderlist Paola - misspaolasclass.com  IF - from If This Then That Brent Warner  The Grading Game Derek Larson  Voxer Jamie Cook - West Windsor -   SeeSaw Stephanie Hesslein - @misshesslein  Video FX Live Brent Warner Trello Chrissy Romano Arrabito  Quizalize Jennifer Gonzalez - Cult of Pedagogy Podcast  Noisli Kimberly Howell Martin Shadow Puppet Explain Everything This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2015/12/2015-house-of-edtech-app-smackdown.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Natalie Krayenvenger is a 4th-grade teacher from Maryland and the co-moderator of #EDbeat, a weekly inspirational Twitter chat that welcomes all educators and celebrates the positive in education.   Follow Natalie Krayenvenger   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   (5:32) #EdTech Thought - No More WiFi In Schools?   (7:52) #EdTech Recommendation - Voxer for the Web   (9:56) Interview with Natalie Krayenvenger   (40:40) House of #EdTech VIP - Lauren Thomas-Paquin   Complete shownotes: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2015/12/edbeat-with-natalie-krayenvenger.html   -- FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

LaVonna Roth has influenced over 25,000 educators, students and organizations with down-to-earth strategies and insights to the most common and frustrating educational, behavioral issues. LaVonna is also the inspiration behind Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E.   Follow LaVonna Roth   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   (6:16) #EdTech Thought - The Value of EdCamp   (21:15) #EdTech Recommendation - Appear.in   (24:40) LaVonna Roth talks Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E.   (49:57) House of #EdTech VIP - Ross Cooper   Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2015/11/ignite-your-shine-with-lavonna-roth.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

The co-host of our other podcasts, Annie, joins us to discuss Denise the cat (and Denise's human, Scott). Also, Stephanie gets an exclusive interview with Denise! Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/90 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.comRecord a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Dani Kennis (17:15)   Black Canary from the #EdJusticeLeague, shares her passion and exudes endless energy about her profession. Dani creates a blended classroom that incorporates the use of Google Apps for Education among other tools. She is passionate about student-driven creations in which learning extends beyond the six hour school day as well as beyond the four walls of her classroom. She enjoys presenting and attending at local and national Ed Tech conferences.   Follow @kennisdani   #EdTech Thought - Experience Art and Post Modern Jukebox (4:10)   #EdTech Recommendation - Bloomz (14:28)   House of #EdTech VIP - Jessica Raleigh (39:50)   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   Audible.com   Domain.com   Listeners Like You! Become a Patron...   Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2015/11/edtech-energy-and-fun-with-dani-kennis.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Matt Miller is a high school Spanish teacher and the author of the highly acclaimed book Ditch That Textbook and founder of the website DitchThatTextbook.com. (19:26)   Follow @jmattmiller   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   EdTech Thought: Jill Dobrowansky reflects on Edscape 2015 (5:02)   Recommendation: Overcast Podcast App (14:26)   House of #EdTech VIP: Glenn Robinson (49:40)   Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2015/10/ditch-that-textbook-with-matt-miller.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

We talk to Valoise Armstrong, an archivist from the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum, about the source of Orphan Black's season three episode titles, Eisenhower's Farewell Address. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/88 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Meghan Davis is a former event coordinator turned entrepreneur. She, with sister Melissa, is the co-founder of GoEnnounce which is engaging the students of today to be the leaders of tomorrow.   Follow Meghan Davis   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/46   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Marci Coates is Alison's third season nemesis. We discuss her role in the storyline, whether or not we think she'll return, and how much we like Amanda Brugel. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/87 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Jen Williams is a former Director of Education, program Literacy Specialist, and district Speech-Language Pathologist who is a co-founder and lead program developer for Calliope Global.   Follow Jen Williams   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   House of #EdTech Recommendation: Bingo Baker   House of #EdTech VIP: Barry Saide   Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/45   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Joe Sanfelippo and Tony Sinanis are two dynamic educators and personalities in the world of education. Joe and Tony drop pure gold about education and the words will inspire you!   Follow Joe Sanfelippo and Tony Sinanis   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   TodaysMeet.com   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   #EdTech Recommendation: Video Blogger Entries   House of #EdTech VIP: Kevin Jarrett   Complete shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/44   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi   Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Baby Nesi #2 is here and Summer is quickly fading into the sunset. The latest addition to the House of #EdTech, Colton John, is an example of wonder and amazement for me! This episode also contains GREAT tips and recommendations from a number of listeners! This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   TodaysMeet.com   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   House of #EdTech VIP: Dan Alston   Complete shownotes at: http://chrisnesi.com/43   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi   Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Baby Nesi #2 has not arrived at the time of recording/release of this episode but I can assure you that he will be here before episode 43 is released on August 30, 2015. The sub $5000 kitchen project is officially complete and the end of Summer is fast approaching!   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   TodaysMeet.com   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   House of #EdTech VIP: Tina Monteleone   Complete shownotes at: http://chrisnesi.com/42   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi   Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

ANNOUNCEMENTS: We're going on hiatus until mid-September, but we'll be back with biweekly episodes. We'll be at Dragon Con 2015, where Kris is on the "Nature vs Programming" panel, discussing Dollhouse and Orphan Black. / / Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/news0815 / / FEEDBACK / Call 1-972-514-7223 / Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com / Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Baby Nesi #2 is arriving in a few short weeks (or sooner). I wanted to make sure you were still provided with some awesome content. So this episode features an #edtech thought, #edtech recommendation, and of course a VIP!   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   TodaysMeet.com   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   Recommendation: Doodle.ly   VIP: John Mason - host of beardED Podcast   Complete shownotes at: http://chrisnesi.com/41   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Stephanie Ryon is an Instructional Technology Coach from Texas. Stephanie's experience as a classroom teacher and instructional coach has given her a solid understanding of how to meet the needs of modern day century learner and educator. Follow Stephanie Ryon   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   TodaysMeet.com   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   House of #EdTech Recommendation: TubeChop.com   House of #EdTech VIP: Jill Dobrowansky   Complete shownotes: http://chrisnesi.com/40   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi   Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Kris, Stephanie, and their guest, Susan, discuss the character arcs and themes of the third season of Orphan Black. In this second half, we discuss Alison, Rachel, Mrs. S, Castor, Mark & Gracie, Neolutionists, and lingering questions. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/84 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Casey Cohen has been teaching secondary English for eight years and high school English at String Theory - Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School (a 1:1 Apple Distinguished school) for the past two years. Follow Casey Cohen   This episode of House of #EdTech is sponsored by:   TodaysMeet.com   HelpHub.me   Audible.com   House of #EdTech VIP: Natalie Krayenvenger   Complete shownotes: http://www.chrisnesi.com/39   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: @mrnesi   Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Clone Club sets their plan into motion, with the goal of eliminating Castor and being left alone by Topside. Mrs. S and Sarah get some answers from Kendall. Alison does her last bit of campaigning on election day. Delphine deals with Nealon. Helena has a long-awaited reunion. Links and shownotes at http://tatianaiseveryone.com/82 FEEDBACK Call 1-972-514-7223 Email feedback@tatianaiseveryone.com Send a voice message Record a voice memo with your smartphone and email it to us

Try Something New! Do not be afraid of technology as a new school year approaches. Check out an awesome content curating tool called Pocket!   Follow Pocket http://twitter.com/pocket   House of #EdTech is sponsored by Audible.com. There are over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or other mp3 player. http://www.audibletrial.com/houseofedtech   All links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/2014/08/houseofedtech17.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: cnesi4602 Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com  

Timothy Charleston is the Supervisor of Instruction and Technology for Green Brook Township Public Schools Supervisor of Social Studies and Global Education at Princeton Public Schools [UPDATED: 10/31/14]. Mr. Charleston stops by the house to share his views on technology integration and to share his favorite apps and education technology.   Follow Timothy http://twitter.com/mrcsays   House of #EdTech is sponsored by Audible.com. There are over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or other mp3 player. http://www.audibletrial.com/houseofedtech   All Links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/13   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com  

Theresa Stager is an elementary school principal who just completed her first year as the lead learner. Principal Stager talks about her use of technology as a school administrator.   Follow Theresa http://twitter.com/principalstager   House of #EdTech is sponsored by Audible.com. There are over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or other mp3 player. http://www.audibletrial.com/houseofedtech   All links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/12   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Matthew Blackman, an AP Physics teacher, talks about his use of games in his classroom as well as his interest in game design and his website, The Universe, and More where he publishes his own physics-based games.   Follow Matthew http://twitter.com/universeandmore   All Links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/11   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Natalie O'Neil, a tech-savvy high school English teacher, talks about her plunge into education technology and shares some of the great ways she is integrating technology in her high school.   Follow Natalie http://twitter.com/NatalieNONeil   All Links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/10   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

In this episode of House of #EdTech I speak to Jessica Johnson, a tech-savvy Principal who shares her views on a variety of technologies that shes used as a teacher and now employs as a school leader.   Follow Jessica http://twitter.com/principalj   All Links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/9   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

In this episode of House of #EdTech I pay homage to the Final Four and share my #EdTech Final Four of apps and technology from the East, South, Midwest and West regions!   My 2014 #EdTech Final Four are:   (South) FlipQuiz (East) MyScript Calculator for iOS & Android | MyScript.com (West) Evernote (Midwest) Card Table for iOS   All Links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/7   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

A great interview with Darek Teller from Celly. Celly believes small messages change the world so they built a place where you message will: build movements inspire learning level the playing field & promote free speech Follow Darek http://twitter.com/dkteller Follow Celly http://twitter.com/cellyme   All links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/6   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: mrnesi Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

UPDATE (10/2/17): Andria Trivisonno was the Marketing Team Leader for Tackk.com which shut down in Fall 2017.   Follow Andria http://twitter.com/andriatriv   All links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/5   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: cnesi4602 Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Carina Gonzalez is the Library Media Specialist of Lawrence High School (Lawrenceville, NJ). We discuss the technology in the school library as well as the things that Carina is doing in her library!   Follow Carina http://twitter.com/CarinaGonzalez   All links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/4   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: cnesi4602 Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

I talk with Joseph Iacono, the EdTech Maestro, about how the NYCDOE is providing a great experience to its students.   Follow Joseph http://twitter.com/EdTechMaestro   All links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/2014/02/houseofedtech3.html   FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: cnesi4602 Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Alex Rosenwald is the k-12 science supervisor in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. He shares his thoughts on connecting in the classroom and how valuable technology is to the science curriculum. Follow Alex http://twitter.com/arosey  All links and shownotes at http://www.chrisnesi.com/2 FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: cnesi4602 Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

Welcome to the first episode of House of #EdTech! House of #EdTech is the podcast that explores how technology is changing the way teachers teach and the impact that technology is having in education. In this first episode I provide a foundation for the show and talk about what you can expect in subsequent episodes. All links and shownotes at: http://www.chrisnesi.com/2014/01/houseofedtech1.html FEEDBACK Call: (732) 903-4869 Voxer: cnesi4602 Email: feedback@chrisnesi.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrnesi Send a voice message from http://www.chrisnesi.com

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