Podcasts about google innovator academy

As part of my daily routine, I scan dozens of blogs, visit a handful of Facebook groups and skim through Twitter. The goal: find the most helpful resources, tools, and articles that I can share with my teacher friends (that's you!) ***Episode Sponsor: VIZOR for Chromebooks*** Save 20% off your first year with VIZOR and get a FREE Chromecast with Cast moderator when you schedule a demo before the end of January, 2024: http://vizor.cloud/cbc January 2024 Updates: Sowash family Euro venture! Change your extension policy Convert your form into a practice set 2024 Google Innovator Academy dates ChromeOS certification exam (still free!) Tech management for teachers Right click QR code reader (extension) Inspect writing with Brisk teaching 5 AI extensions for teachers 10. 10 data privacy lessons Visit the show notes to get all of the links and resources that were mentioned: http://chrmbook.com/s8e8 ----------------------------- Thanks for tuning into the Chromebook Classroom Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, I would appreciate your honest rating and review! You can connect with me, John Sowash, on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. I would love to hear your thoughts on the show!  

Welcome to Episode 29 of The Canvascasters Podcast! Canvas + UDL= Designing for ALL learners With 17 years of experience in public schools, Katie Fielding is always excited to talk about ways to integrate technology into the classroom. Katie transitioned to the role of Instructional Technology Coach at Woodbridge Senior High School after 13 years in the high school Science classroom. In that position, she has quickly found her niche in sharing instructional practices with her colleagues, and she was selected VSTE Coach Of The Year in 2019. Katie takes joy in building capacity in others so they can fully participate in the digital world. Katie has a special interest in improving homebound instruction for chronically ill students. She shares this message through professional learning opportunities and connecting with educational leaders on the topic. Now, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she hopes to improve those virtual practices for all learners.. In this episode we discuss: How she's adapted her staff quickly from Google Classroom to Canvas LMS. How sharing resources helps the greater good. What it's like to adapt for accessibility and UDL.! How the Google Innovator Academy shaped her Design Thinking Mindset How Canvas Can Make Google Better The Positive Mindset Cat's Canvas Backpack w/ (Nerd Alert) HTML https://www.katiefielding.com/ https://www.itcs4all.com/ https://pwcsbackpack.com/ Find Katie on Social --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/canvascasters/message

Welcome to Episode 28 of The Canvascasters Podcast! We welcome Cat Flippen who is an award-winning edu-leader recognized for her expertise with technology-empowered teaching and learning. She has an extensive background as a high school educator, district administrator, consultant, K-12 and Higher Ed faculty, and she currently serves as the Instructional Technology and Professional Learning Specialist and ELL/ESOL Coordinator for Jackson County Schools, in Georgia. She is a Google Certified Innovator and Trainer and has garnered several honors including being named the 2014 Georgia Foreign Language Teacher of the Year and a 2014 ISTE Emerging Leader. In this episode we discuss: How the Google Innovator Academy shaped her Design Thinking Mindset How Canvas Can Make Google Better The Positive Mindset Cat's Canvas Backpack w/ (Nerd Alert) HTML Find Cat on Social --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/canvascasters/message

Google ha anunciado las nuevas cohortes para la Google Innovator Academy, entre ellas se encuentra España, en concreto en Madrid. En el episodio de hoy te contamos qué es el programa de Innovadores de Google, cuáles son los pasos para convertirte en Innovador certificado, 5 consejos para prepararte y contamos con la colaboración de 13 Innovators que nos cuentan qué ha significado para ellos el paso por la academia de Innovadores de Google. Además te contamos nuestra propia experiencia.https://www.gsuiteedupodcast.com/12

On Episode 20 of The Edtech PodSquad, the squad discusses digital citizenship instruction in and out of the classroom. The Squad also welcomes a special guest, Amanda Moody, to talk about her experiences at the Google Innovator Academy. Episode Resources: Be Internet Awesome Digcit Commit Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) Screenagers

Creating innovative solutions to real-world problems. That's the name of the game when you become a Google Certified Innovator. This week, Adam Hill shares his experiences about his journey to becoming a Google Certified Innovator. What did he have to do in order to apply and what was the Google Innovator Academy like?  Adam shares a lot of fantastic information for those educators looking to up their teaching game! Part of the VoicED Radio Network: https://voiced.ca/   Making Better Teachers Blog: http://makingbetterteachers.com   Twitter: @madformaple http://twitter.com/madformaple   Facebook: http://facebook.com/makingbetterteachers

In part two of this interview with Mark Wagner, we discuss the Google Innovator Academy and the use of online multiplayer games in learning. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

We kick off season 6 with Jesse Lubinsky http://twitter.com/jlubinsky, Director of Technology & Innovation in New York. We talk about where he got to talk his daughter this summer, what's happening with the new podcast he's co-hosting, and his upcoming trip to Denmark for the Google Innovator Academy. Sharing is Caring:  Josh's appearance on the Content Generation podcast: http://classintercom.com/the-content-generation-episode-7-josh-allen-lewis-central-community-schools/ Taking Action Club - White Fragility: https://www.amazon.com/White-Fragility-People-About-Racism/dp/0807047414  Partial Credit podcast: http://partial.credit  Nope Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nope-cant-right-now/hkalleiiedmagdcjgjpciedfeojjlikm?hl=en-US&utm_source=chrome-ntp-launcher 

In this episode I am joined by someone whom I look up and find to be an inspiration in many ways. I first met Rafranz Davis in person when she was a coach at the Google Innovator Academy in Toronto in 2016. After an amazing conversation with her over lunch one day, followed by some great learning Rafranz led for the group, I was enamored. She is a speaker, author, technology advocate, and BTS Fangirl who shares the personal side of her story. Don't miss this amazing episode with Rafranz Davis. You can learn more about her at www.rafranzdavis.com

In this episode I am joined by someone whom I look up and find to be an inspiration in many ways. I first met Rafranz Davis in person when she was a coach at the Google Innovator Academy in Toronto in 2016. After an amazing conversation with her over lunch one day, followed by some great learning Rafranz led for the group, I was enamored. She is a speaker, author, technology advocate, and BTS Fangirl who shares the personal side of her story. Don't miss this amazing episode with Rafranz Davis. You can learn more about her at www.rafranzdavis.com

Today, I'm talking to Justin who found that when document your cancer journey, it helps you and gives you a higher purpose in helping so many others by promoting cancer awareness. Sharing your story is a fantastic way to transform these tough times when you're dealing with cancer, to share your experience in such a powerful, so you can really refocus and re-centre your life around something positive.  Here is what we cover: Dealing with cancer diagnosis Mental health during cancer Documenting your cancer journey and much, much more! Links A Ballsy Sense of Tumor Justin Birckbichler | Cure Today Episode 003: Building Knowledge Beats Cancer Anxiety Full Transcript Joe:                    Justin, I want to start with your life before cancer. What was that like? Justin:              That was a really good year, 2016, prior to getting diagnosed.  I had applied and been accepted to the Google Innovator Academy, so I got to fly out to the Google headquarters in California for a couple of days, I got engaged, we bought a house in a different area of Virginia, I quit my job and found one that was more aligned to my educational beliefs, we got a puppy.  Everything was great, I was very active, you know, I wasn't as in shape as I would have liked to, but I had some physical fitness ability.  It was a good year, really, up until I got diagnosed.  Joe:                 Right, it's pretty crazy.  What was going through your mind when you first found out you had cancer? Justin:              I discovered a lump in the shower when I was just doing my monthly self-exam.  I feel a hard lump, I haven't felt this before, so I was a little baffled.  Like I said, we had just moved to a different area of Virginia, so I didn't even have a doctor at the time.  I had to locate a doctor.  Then, basically, the first time meeting this doctor, I asked her to grab my balls.  I don't normally even kiss on the first dates, so that was jumping through a couple of steps right there.  I just kept wanting answers.  From that doctor, they bumped me to an ultrasound and then to a urologist.  I just wanted answers.  When they finally told me I had cancer, it's going to sound weird, but it was almost a relief because I had answers.  Then it all hit me, “I'm 25 and I have cancer.  What do I do next?” Joe:                 Yes, well that's a big shock.  You said it was almost a relief.  How did you know what was going on? Justin:              I basically just asked my urologist, what's the next steps?  My urologist was incredibly throughout the whole thing, he was like, “You're going to need surgery, and quickly.” I never really had time to react or really question.  I just had to launch into the action steps of things.  Basically, I just asked the questions, what's the next step?  That's how I figured out what was going on. Joe:                 Yes, I know your way with cancer.  I went into the zone, where I knew people around me were saying something, I knew the words, but I really couldn't take it all in.  It was just so hard to deal with it. Justin:              Yes, absolutely.  It was hard to try to figure out what I was doing and then how to tell people the other same information.  Eventually, it was like, when there's stuff to tell you, I will tell you. Joe:                 Yes, exactly.  Justin, do you feel as a man you're expected to react to cancer in a certain way? Justin:              Yes, that's a lot of what I do now on the survivorship of things, is have a steady resolve, like, I'm going to get through this.  It was hard to be emotional about it, my grandfather had cancer, he passed away from it a couple of years ago.  He never really talked about his battle with cancer.  You always see in the media, female celebrities talking about their different forms of cancer and so on and so forth, but you don't necessarily see a lot of people talking, unless they're older men,

Google News and Updates (2:36) Expanded Page Hierarchy in Google Sites Gmail Add-Ons Checkmark Chrome Extension from EdTechTeam Rachel Smith (The Isle of Man) -- Keep for regularly used phrases / Permanent Clipboard extension See where the file is in Drive when you click to change the file name (via Mike Mohammad @mo_physics from Wisconsin) Featured Content (7:54) Mason Mason, M. Ed. is an Education Technology National Instructor with EdTechTeacher, Inc. and an Ed.D. student at Southern Methodist University studying PreK-12 Educational Leadership. He is passionate about helping educators transform teaching and learning through technology integration and closing the digital divide through equitable access to technology for all students. Mason obtained his B.A. in English and Education from The Ohio State University and his M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from Southern Methodist University. He taught secondary English, Language Arts, and Reading for eight years in Dallas ISD and Plano ISD and spent a year as an Education Technology Instructional Coach at a 9-12 one-to-one iPad high school in Garland ISD. His passion for improving teaching and learning has guided his work in schools across the nation and at various local, regional, and national conferences. Google Certifications: Google Certified Educator Level 1, Google Certified Educator Level 2, Google Certified Trainer, Google Certified Innovator Connect with Mason: Twitter: @EdtechMason Website: http://www.edtechmason.com Resources Kasey’s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUcrQJnGzHE Matt’s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVyU15xco2Q Mason’s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C94jbavnImI Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag Denise Wolfe (Nebraska) - Just wanted to take a moment and THANK YOU for your podcast! Heather Moores (Quebec, Canada) -  I came across a Google Chrome Extension called “CheckMark”. Have you guys heard of this? On The Blogs (27:53) Matt - Custom Bitmoji Feedback (via Mandi Tolen) Kasey - How to Become a Google Certified Trainer (FREE eBook Download) [shortcode-variables slug="signature"]

Continuing our preview of speakers at #GaETC17, Clint and Lee welcome MsEdTechie! Patricia J. Brown, known as “MsEdtechie”, is a Technology Specialist for Ladue School District. She has over 16 years experience in K-12, and and higher education. She breaks down traditional classroom walls by creating a culture that fosters collaboration, creativity, communication, and authentic learning. She is passionate about providing educators with practical techniques to integrate technology, and make global connections. Among her many accolades as an award winning educator, she was recently selected as a National School Board Association’s 20 to Watch, a 2016 Google Certified Innovator, a 2015 PBS Lead LearningMedia Digital Innovator, and In 2006, she was honored as Teacher of The Year. She is on the advisory panel for ISTE’s member magazine, Empowered Learner, and she serves as an ISTE Digital Equity PLN Leader. She is a Google Certified Trainer, Common Sense & Graphite Certified, Code.org Facilitator, and also a member the Discovery Education Leadership Council, and Educolor. Her work has been featured in several publications including, Tech & Learning Magazine, Scholastic Administrator Magazine, Edtech Magazine, Entrsekt Magazine, and she also serves as a monthly columnist for Edsurge. She has been a featured speaker and presenter at several local and national conferences, as well as has facilitated hundreds of professional development workshops for a variety of edtech organizations. She has a Bachelor Degree in Business Information Systems and Secondary Education from Tennessee State University, a Masters in Educational Technology from University of Missouri, Columbia, and a Masters of Science in Educational Media Design and Technology from Full Sail University. On a personal side, she is a proud wife to her husband Brian, and mom-in chief to their five sons.Clint and Lee ask Patricia the following: How do you live in a house with six men? How did you get started in EdTechWhat will you be discussing at GAETC this yearFavorite Apps for creation?Tell us about your experience with the Google Innovator Academy.Who are your EdTech Heros? What are your favorite Twitter Chats?What are you reading?Who do you learn from?Favorite music that you are listening to right now?Follow Patricia on Twitter at twitter.com/msedtechie or check her out at patriciajbrown.com.

Continuing our preview of speakers at #GaETC17, Clint and Lee welcome MsEdTechie! Patricia J. Brown, known as “MsEdtechie”, is a Technology Specialist for Ladue School District. She has over 16 years experience in K-12, and and higher education. She breaks down traditional classroom walls by creating a culture that fosters collaboration, creativity, communication, and authentic learning. She is passionate about providing educators with practical techniques to integrate technology, and make global connections. Among her many accolades as an award winning educator, she was recently selected as a National School Board Association’s 20 to Watch, a 2016 Google Certified Innovator, a 2015 PBS Lead LearningMedia Digital Innovator, and In 2006, she was honored as Teacher of The Year. She is on the advisory panel for ISTE’s member magazine, Empowered Learner, and she serves as an ISTE Digital Equity PLN Leader. She is a Google Certified Trainer, Common Sense & Graphite Certified, Code.org Facilitator, and also a member the Discovery Education Leadership Council, and Educolor. Her work has been featured in several publications including, Tech & Learning Magazine, Scholastic Administrator Magazine, Edtech Magazine, Entrsekt Magazine, and she also serves as a monthly columnist for Edsurge. She has been a featured speaker and presenter at several local and national conferences, as well as has facilitated hundreds of professional development workshops for a variety of edtech organizations. She has a Bachelor Degree in Business Information Systems and Secondary Education from Tennessee State University, a Masters in Educational Technology from University of Missouri, Columbia, and a Masters of Science in Educational Media Design and Technology from Full Sail University. On a personal side, she is a proud wife to her husband Brian, and mom-in chief to their five sons.Clint and Lee ask Patricia the following: How do you live in a house with six men? How did you get started in EdTechWhat will you be discussing at GAETC this yearFavorite Apps for creation?Tell us about your experience with the Google Innovator Academy.Who are your EdTech Heros? What are your favorite Twitter Chats?What are you reading?Who do you learn from?Favorite music that you are listening to right now?Follow Patricia on Twitter at twitter.com/msedtechie or check her out at patriciajbrown.com.