Podcast appearances and mentions of jared stein

In this engaging episode recorded live at the ASU+GSV AIR Show, Jared Stein shares insights into the transformative potential and current challenges of artificial intelligence in education. With a rich background in launching successful online education programs, founding and leading Rarebird Ed Tech, and a deep understanding of the higher ed landscape, Jared shares his unique insights on how institutions can effectively leverage technology to address critical issues like enrollment and retention.Guest Name: Jared Stein, Principal Consultant at Rarebird Ed TechGuest Social: LinkedInGuest Bio: Jared Stein helps the world's best ed tech startups make a positive impact on the world, faster. In our increasingly complex world, education needs ed tech more than ever — to make difficult things simpler and seemingly impossible things achievable for teachers, students, staff, and families. To do this, he leverages 12+ years as a leader in online and blended education at US universities. More importantly, Jared brings knowledge and experiences from 11+ years inside Instructure, one of the world's most successful ed tech startups, from Series B through 2 IPOs.  - - - -Connect With Our Host:Dustin Ramsdellhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dustinramsdell/https://twitter.com/HigherEd_GeekAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:The Higher Ed Geek is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include Generation AI and I Wanna Work There. Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com. Connect with Us at the Engage Summit:Exciting news — Dustin will be at the 2024 Engage Summit in Raleigh, NC, on June 25 and 26, and we'd love to meet you there! Sessions will focus on cutting-edge AI applications that are reshaping student outreach, enhancing staff productivity, and offering deep insights into ROI. Use the discount code Enrollify50 at checkout, and you can register for just $200! Learn more and register at engage.element451.com — we can't wait to see you there!

Hello everyone! My name is Ladek and my guest for this episode is Jared Stein. In the first half of his career, Jared led the development of new, fully online programs at colleges and universities and helped faculty adopt new ways of teaching with technology to increase student access and success.After more than a decade of heading up product strategy and research at Instructure (makers of Canvas), Jared started Rarebird, an EdTech consultancy that helps startups and institutions maximize their impact.Jared is also the author of “Essentials for Blended Learning: A Standards-Based Guide.”In this ‘start-up' conversation Jared and I discuss00:00 › Start3:08 › Stop Ignoring The Problem—Jared kicks us off by diving right into discussing when you should stop ignoring edtech startups and why this is a problem - from both corporate and traditional education experiences8:35 › Starting Up Processes—Jared discusses processes he uses at Rarebird to advise startups for bringing their tech into the larger ecosystem, and how different personalities within Edtech startups create different outcomes16:50 › Aid And Counsel—Jared offers his counsel for mitigating and managing risk as an EdTech startup and any organization willing to work with with (admittedly) sometimes not-fully-baked services26:00 › The Graceful Stop—Jared talks about how to gracefully stop or walk away from an experiment with a start up when it doesn't work out33:17 › Startup Boon—Finally, Jared discusses, where institutions might look for promising, legitimate and trustworthy startups solutions, especially in the generative AI space.Subscribe for the latest news, practice and thought leadership at eLearnMagazine.com

Today on Journey Map, we're joined by Jared Stein, President and CEO of The Hive. In this episode, we talk about his early dream to become a doctor, his journey through some of the hottest agencies, and the many hats that he's worn in the agency world.Learn more from Jared and The Hive:Visit The Hive: https://www.thehiveinc.com/Connect with Jared: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jared-stein-251a1b11/

Saló de l'automobil “Grease”. Crítica teatral de l'espectacle «Grease, el musical». Original de Jim Jacobs i Warren Casey. Adaptació: David Serrano. Intèrprets: Mario Barrero, Sergi Boix, Carmen Bravo, Berta Butinyà, Jan Buxaderas, Ana de Alva, Diego de Domingo, Paula Domínguez, Samuel Gómez, Nerea González, Quique González, Elisa Hipólito, Mia Lardner, Marc López, Victor Massan, Miguel Mateos, Kucas Miramón, Isabel Pera, Marc Ribalta, Alba Samitier, Alicia Santos, Rocío Serrano, Sònia Vallverdú, Toni Viñals, Pau Zeiss. Músics: Carlos Abril, Adrià Aguilera, Rubén Alcázar, Tito Bonacera, Marc Buch, Albert Comaleras, Oriol Cusó, Pau Gimeno, Eloi Lopez, Ivó Oller Soler, Raúl Patiño, Jaume Peña, David Sánchez. Coreografies: Toni Espinosa. Producció artística: Carmen Márquez. Director associat: Juan Carlos Fisher. Direcció tècnica: Guillermo Cuenca. Disseny de vestuari: Ana Llena. Disseny d'escenografia: Ricardo Sánchez Cuerda. Disseny d'il·luminació: Juanjo Llorens. Disseny de so: Gastón Briski. Disseny de caracterització: Chema Noci. Traducció i adaptació de les cançons: Alejandro Serrano i David Serrano. Direcció de càsting: Carmen Márquez i Carmelo Lorenzo. Gerencia de companyia: Carmelo Lorenzo. Productors executius: Marcos Cámara i Juan José Rivero. Productors: Pilar Gutiérrez, Marcos Cámara, José María Cámara, Juanjo Rivero i David Serrano. Direcció producció artística: Carmen Márquez. Dirección tècnica adjunta: Javier Ortiz. Cap tècnica: Jaume Vergés. Cap regidoria: Maite Prieto. Regidoria: Brian Ramos. Cap maquinària: Juan Mariño. Maquinària: Víctor Moreno (Bitxo). Utilleria: Isabel Márquez. Cap de llums: Crispi Tuset. Llums: Daniel Sánchez. Canoners: Ian Cruz i Constanza Montes (Coni). Cap de so: Adrián Galones. Microfonistes: Carlos Calvo (Letes) i Adriá Avia. Cap de vestuari: Ricardo Wakeham. Sastreria: Noelia Echevarría. Caracterització: Eva Casanova. Tècnics suport muntatge (so): David Mielgo i Pedro Galán. Programació i contractació: Carmen Ruiz i María Solatxi. Administració: Jesús Villaverde, Itziar Conde, Patricia Caballero, Marta Fernández, Belén Fernández, Montse Hernández, Isabel Chueca. Relacions publiques: Blanca Guindo, Rut Fournier i Lucía Ramos. Comunicacio i premsa: Clap Media / Dani Querol. Fotografía: Javier Naval. Agència creativa: Santacc, Liwicreando. Agència digital: Voilà Media. Web: SantaCC. Oficina CFO: Sonia Ortega. Director d'operacions: David Barrañeda. Director de vendes: Iñaki Pérez. Directora de màrqueting: Noelia Gil. Director de programació: Javier Muñiz. Màrqueting: Martina Malleville, Ángela García, Álvaro García, Miguel Ángel Cortés, Alicia Caballero, Beatriz Martín. Serveis audiovisuals: César Cámara. Vendes i grups: Noemí del Bosque, Alejandra Comín, Alejandra Osuna, Patricia Sánchez, Ana Perea, Alejandro Barbero. SOM Produce. Direcció musical: Joan Miquel Pérez. Direcció escènica: David Serrano. Teatre Tívoli. Barcelona, 3 desembre 2022. Veu: Andreu Sotorra / Música: Those Magic Changes / Intèrprets: Aaron Tveit, Jared Stein, Jordan Fisher / Composició: Jim Jacobs i Warren Casey / Àlbum: Grease Live!, 2016

Monogram Capital co-founder and partner Jared Stein talks about finding upstart consumer brands, the firm's investment criteria and cutting through the noise to find long-term trends.

Today on Subscribing to Wellness we are joined by Jared Stein, Founding and Managing Partner of Monogram Capital. After graduating from the Stanford GSB, Jared spent several years at Golden Gate Capital before starting Monogram. Jared sits on the boards of County Archer Provisions, Genexa, Olipop, and Foxtrot. Episode Fun Facts: 1) Jared recently led Olipop's Series B alongside a stacked group of celebrity investors including Camila Cabello and The Jonas Brothers. 2) Jared is a San Diego native and has a huge passion for health and wellness. 3) The Monogram portfolio stretches across branded products and real estate operators such as Dig, Planet Fitness, and Foxtrot. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/subtowellness/support

Today Dom brings on his 3rd guest, Jared Stein. Jared is a fellow fitness entrepreneur. In today's episode we talk about his journey from Wall Street to a fitness instructor to now being a successful gym owner in the state of New York. He currently is relocated to Austin TX where he is continuing his fitness endeavors. We also dive a bit into his current status of being a valued member of the company we both are apart of Ten Thousand.  We also talk about the amazing online competition he started called project WORK and how it is leading to so many amazing things! Be sure to check out the links below to follow his amazing journey and story. Enjoy the message Project work: https://competitioncorner.net/events/5037 https://www.instagram.com/jared_s_stein/ https://www.brickbuiltstrength.com/https://www.instagram.com/brickbuiltstrength/ **No rights to music in episode.

Jared Stein is a partner and founder of WillyB Fitness group and the Director of Fitness at Ten Thousand. With a decade of fitness under his belt, he has recently relocated from the big Apple to the Lone Star state in order to continue his dream of making fitness accessible to everyone. In this Episode of “The Maximus Podcast” we discuss is role in the launch of the online workout competition “WORK”, his vision for the project and his passion. You won’t want to miss this one. You can download the episode on iTunesYou can download it on StitcherYou can download it on SoundcloudIf you love our content Join Team Maximus at www.themaximuspodcast.comWe’d like to thank our sponsors. Visit www.lalo.com and use the code MAXIMUS20 for 20% off Footwear. Also check out www.tenthousand.cc and use the code MAXIMUS15

Jared Stein is Fitness Director for Tenthousandcc and has opened, owned and operated affiliates all over New York under the CrossFit WillyB umbrella before moving to Texas to coach baseball.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coffeepodsnwods)

#125 – On today’s pod, Anthony & Josh sit down with the entrepreneur behind WillyB Fitness and Fitness Director of Ten Thousand, Jared Stein. Jared shares his story about overcoming Covid and leaving New York for Austin, the biggest thing he’s learned after overcoming adversity in the last year, the buildup to becoming the fitness director over at Ten Thousand, and how the biggest opportunities often come out of networking and relationship building. After, they chat about the impact of Mat Fraser’s retirement in the world of CrossFit and Jared shares some info on the Work virtual competition series that Ten Thousand is sponsoring. You can follow Jared on Instagram @jared_s_stein

Armen sits down with Jared Stein to discuss affiliate ownership during the COVID shutdowns and Ten Thousand's new WORK competition See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jared Stein is owner of five Willy B CrossFit affiliates. In today's episodes we discuss the pros and cons of owning multiple affiliates, the struggles of being in New York City during the pandemic, and his online competition with Ten Thousand. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-ackerman/support

Jared Stein, owner of 5 CrossFit locations across Brooklyn and Manhattan, joins Mara and Elysia to talk about the future of CrossFit and its community. Very honest, gritty convo about the racist comments that came down from Greg Glassman, the CEO and how they do not mirror those of the rest of the company and its affiliates.

"The next thing I know, we have a pretty full gym, but I also didn't know what the heck I was doing," laughs Jared Stein. Currently at 5 CrossFit gyms plus a 30,000 sq ft big box space (all branded WILLYB) Jared shares his experiences from starting in the trenches, searching for space, opening the first two stores, how they expanded, what was involved with their first acquisition, and much more. A must listen for anyone thinking about opening their own facility one day!

This week's guest is NYC affiliate owner Jared Stein who by the numbers in WODIFY has the most successful retail store in any gym we've come across. Here about the formula and tips for making it a success.

Panel Joe Eames Jesse Sanders Jared Stein Mike Dane Dani Sloan Brooke Avery Kent C. Dodds Episode Summary In this first episode of the Dev Ed podcast, the panelists start with giving brief introductions about themselves and their work, most of them being educators and trainers in software development. They then discuss some of the best ways for people to get into programming, focusing on the importance of motivation and passion, while narrating their own experiences. They talk about choosing the right learning resources and paths based on individual needs, effective tools and techniques for current programmers to stay up to date with ongoing developments and retaining learnt concepts. They also discuss benefits of publishing work online thus making it available for the public, significance of teaching and how to get into it, and mention tips and hacks on effective time management so as to continue learning in spite of a busy schedule. They wrap up the episode by each stating what they wish to learn the most, and one thing they would like to share with friends. Links ng-conf Mike Dane - YouTube Kent C. Dodds – YouTube Deciding What Not to Learn - Blog Picks Kent C. Dodds: GraphQL Novel in progress - Shurlan Brooke Avery: Rails Lost Stars Jesse Sanders: NestJS Having a good morning routine with mediation, reading and journaling Joe Eames: NestJS Screen Rant Pitch Meetings Mike Dane: CSS Animations The Coding Train Jared Stein: What makes efficient and productive learning happen Dani Sloan: Meditation Moodrise

Panel Joe Eames Jesse Sanders Jared Stein Mike Dane Dani Sloan Brooke Avery Kent C. Dodds Episode Summary In this first episode of the Dev Ed podcast, the panelists start with giving brief introductions about themselves and their work, most of them being educators and trainers in software development. They then discuss some of the best ways for people to get into programming, focusing on the importance of motivation and passion, while narrating their own experiences. They talk about choosing the right learning resources and paths based on individual needs, effective tools and techniques for current programmers to stay up to date with ongoing developments and retaining learnt concepts. They also discuss benefits of publishing work online thus making it available for the public, significance of teaching and how to get into it, and mention tips and hacks on effective time management so as to continue learning in spite of a busy schedule. They wrap up the episode by each stating what they wish to learn the most, and one thing they would like to share with friends. Links ng-conf Mike Dane - YouTube Kent C. Dodds – YouTube Deciding What Not to Learn - Blog Picks Kent C. Dodds: GraphQL Novel in progress - Shurlan Brooke Avery: Rails Lost Stars Jesse Sanders: NestJS Having a good morning routine with mediation, reading and journaling Joe Eames: NestJS Screen Rant Pitch Meetings Mike Dane: CSS Animations The Coding Train Jared Stein: What makes efficient and productive learning happen Dani Sloan: Meditation Moodrise

Sami and Aleen are back after balling out at a celebration dinner at Del Posto. After the dinner they've realized that they don’t know as much about wine as they think they do. At 5:30 they discuss how the depleting energy of the winter stunts their motivation to go out and do anything. At 10:50 they dispel the myth that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. At 14:05 they are joined by Jared Stein. Jared trained Aleen for a long time until she moved from Brooklyn to Manhattan. At 18:25 Jared explains why CrossFit has the reputation of being a cult. At 24:30 Jared explains the best way to avoid injury while crossfitting, whether you’re an overzealous athlete or not. At 33:00 Jared explains why squats are such an essential part of a good workout. At 37:10 Jared explains the three energy systems and how they’re different. At 52:00 Jared explains why nutrition and sleep are essential to staying healthy while crossfitting.

The fitness industry has evolved into two camps, The Movement Hawks vs. The Everybody Gets a Trophy Attitude. The best place to be is in the middle – focusing on our clients’ level of effort. If we can get them to bring out their 100% effort, we will get them to see results. This is […] The post FCM 035: Why You Should Coach for EFFORT with Jared Stein appeared first on Fitness Career Mastery.

In this presentation, hear from John Rome, Arizona State University's Deputy CIO, and Jared Stein, Instructure's VP of Higher Ed Strategy, on how voice technology is bringing higher education to a new era. Come learn how institutions are adopting Alexa on campus and in their curriculum to serve students in new, innovative ways and how Instructure is rethinking the delivery of education for millions of customers through their Canvas skill for Alexa.

This Designers for Learning webcast was part of our Education Impact Day, a 12-hour webcast-athon held on Saturday, November 12, 2016 featuring 12 featured speakers. This is a recording of our conversation with Jared Stein of Canvas by Instructure.