Podcast appearances and mentions of stephen heppell

Stephen's "eyes on the horizon, feet on the ground" approach, coupled with a vast portfolio of effective large scale projects over three decades, have established him internationally as a widely and fondly recognized leader in the fields of learning, new media and technology. He was a school teacher for more than a decade, and has beena professor since 1989. Stephen has worked, and is working, with learner led projects, with governments around the world, with international agencies, Fortune 500 companies, with schools and communities, with his PhD students and with many influential trusts and organizations. Professor The Felipe Segovia Chair of Learning Innovation at Universidad Camilo José Cela, Madrid, from 2011 - continues Professor. Chair in New Media Environments, Centre for Excellence in Media Practice, Bournemouth University, Prof from from 2008 - 2017, Emeritus Professor Chair in New Learning Environments, Anglia Ruskin University, from 1989 - continues Executive chairman Learning Possibilities+ from 2010 - continues In June 2006 Stephen was awarded the Royal Television Society's Judges Award for Lifelong Services to Educational Broadcasting. In 2008 he received the prestigious BETT Award for Outstanding Achievement in ICT Education. In 2014 he was honoured to receive the UK's NAACE Award for Lifetime Achievement in educational technology. Stephen is, and has been, a regular face on TV all around the world - in the UK this ranges from Newsnight, the BBC Breakfast sofa and Sky News, to Channel 4's Things to Come. On radio too: from BBC Radio 4's You and Yours to the Steve Wright Show - or even right back to Phil Miles on Australia's Island Sound radio in 1992! In Australia radio regular appearances range from national ABC to statewide Mix Radio in WA. Website www.heppell.net Social Media Information Twitter @stephenheppell Facebook stephenheppell Resource Mentioned https://youtu.be/4hIGPSLNpwM (The Role of Podcasts in Education Marketing and Education Technology | BETT 2022 EdTech Talks) https://youtu.be/srxuzEniG60 (It's More Complex than Just CO2 | Professor Stephen Heppell | BETT 2022 EdTech Talks) Show Sponsor The National Association for Primary Education speaks for young children and all who live and work with them. Get a FREE e-copy of their professional journal at https://nape.org.uk/journal (nape.org.uk/journal) Are you looking for a FUN activity to do with your children this summer?   Would you love to make your own delicious ice cream?  Now you can learn exactly how by taking part in an exciting and engaging ice cream experience during the summer holiday.   Full details at: https://educationonfire.com/icecream (www.educationonfire.com/icecream)

Stephen Heppell is an English educator who specialises in the use of ICT in education. He is a Professor at Bournemouth University and holds a number of other academic positions around the world.  He is probably best known for his work Ultralab, and has worked on education projects such as “Learning in the New Millennium”, “Schools OnLine”, development of “Think.com” and “Talking Heads”. Stephen is retained by a number of organisations to help with future policy and direction, including the BBC, as an Associate of KPMG, and is retained by the UK government in Horizon Scanning work to advise of future directions for educational policy.   Stephen is executive chairman of  LP+ who are currently developing a Chinese language learning community for 20 million Chinese school students, in partnership with China's Sun New Media corporation. Here is some commentary on Professor Stephen's work:  "Professor Stephen Heppell is a world expert on contemporary learning, specialising in online education and learning spaces" Bournemouth University, 2017. "Digital Education Leader and learning futurist Prof Stephen Heppell is one of the most influential academics in the field of technology and education globally" CI TV, 2016 "Stephen Heppell is somewhat of a guru when it comes to learning space design and the move to what he terms agile learning environments". Open Learning Spaces 2011 "Europe's leading expert on online education and learning spaces" EduTech Future Schools, Australia, 2014 "Europe's leading online education expert" Microsoft 2006 "Stephen has a vast portfolio of successful, large scale, learning projects behind him". JISC 2006 "Professor Stephen Heppell, world renowned expert in education, media, technology and learning environments". Macmillan Education 2017 "one the world's foremost experts on contemporary learning", Queensland Courier 2011 "In a career that spans academic research, teaching, policy development, public and private sector collaboration, development of educational applications, politics, radical thinking and leftfield innovation, it is hardly surprising that the recipient of this evening's award is often referred to as the "funkiest on-line guru on the scene". Royal Television Society 2006 "the most influential academic of recent years in the fields of technology and education" Department for Education and Skills (DfES), UK, 2006    

In episode 5, our attention shifts away from the ‘macro' to focus more on the ‘micro'. In a double-length interview with Stephen Heppell, a world expert in online education and learning spaces, we explore how classrooms themselves can become more environmentally-positive spaces. He shows how small environmental changes can have a big impact on the learning experience and learning outcomes – and why every child should bring their own plant to school. From the Field takes us to Palestine, where we see how different approaches to language education – in the case the Hands-Up Project's innovative use of drama and remote teaching – can empower young people to learn more about the climate crisis whilst also developing their English skills. In The Green Glossary, we examine one of the most common climate-related compounds in English, ‘Carbon footprint', as well as many other collocations of the word. Download the show notes and find bonus material here: https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/climate-connection-episode-5-greenhouse-classes

First broadcast at 8:00pm on Thursday 29th April 2021. This was our 31st #SeedsofCreativity radio show, with Maria & Russell Our guest was Prof. Stephen Heppell - who came to talk to us about 'Learning Environments'. This is the second part of this guest's contribution. LearnRadio.Net/SeedsOfCreativity If you want to hear the music tracks in full, please listen on our Mixcloud account where the music remains intact for licensing reasons. https://learnradio.net/seeds-of-creativity-show-no-31-29-04-21/ Ian Rockey and Russell Prue created LearnRadio.Net a live Radio Station with writing, drawing and creative cross-curricular activities around a themed topic. Follow us on Twitter @LearnRadioLive Twitter.com/LearnRadioLive We're also on Facebook www.facebook.com/LearnRadioLive Please visit our page and share as widely as possible. Text the Studio whilst listening for a mention 078600 26 400 Email the team for a shoutout LearnRadioLive@Gmail.com Find out more about our project www.LearnRadio.Net and to contribute to our broadcasts. The site is open 24/7 so please keep writing, drawing until we're next on AIR. LearnRadio.Net is powered by Anderton Tiger Radio - an online radio platform

First broadcast at 8:00pm on Thursday 22nd April 2021. This was our 30th #SeedsofCreativity radio show, with Maria & Russell Our guest was Prof. Stephen Heppell - who came to talk to us about 'Learning Environments'. Part II is being broadcast live on LearnRadio.Net/SeedsOfCreativity If you want to hear the music tracks in full, please listen on our Mixcloud account where the music remains intact for licensing reasons. https://learnradio.net/seeds-of-creativity-show-no-30-22-04-21/ Ian Rockey and Russell Prue created LearnRadio.Net a live Radio Station with writing, drawing and creative cross-curricular activities around a themed topic. Follow us on Twitter @LearnRadioLive Twitter.com/LearnRadioLive We're also on Facebook www.facebook.com/LearnRadioLive Please visit our page and share as widely as possible. Text the Studio whilst listening for a mention 078600 26 400 Email the team for a shoutout LearnRadioLive@Gmail.com Find out more about our project www.LearnRadio.Net and to contribute to our broadcasts. The site is open 24/7 so please keep writing, drawing until we're next on AIR. LearnRadio.Net is powered by Anderton Tiger Radio - an online radio platform

The the video of this episode at youtube.com/edufuturists We are joined by Professor Stephen Heppell. Stephen's portfolio of effective large scale projects over three decades, have established him internationally as a leader in the fields of learning, new media and technology A school teacher for more than a decade, and a professor since 1989, Stephen has worked, and is working, with learner led projects, with governments around the world, with international agencies, Fortune 500 companies, with schools and communities, with his PhD students and with many influential trusts and organizations. Stephen has been awarded the Royal Television Society's Judges Award for Lifelong Services to Educational Broadcasting, the prestigious BETT Award for Outstanding Achievement in ICT Education and the UK's NAACE Award for Lifetime Achievement in educational technology. Microsoft have described him as "Europe's leading online education expert" and Bournemouth University stated that "Professor Stephen Heppell is a world expert on contemporary learning, specialising in online education and learning spaces". As I like to say, we could talk all night about Stephen's credentials, so we've included more in the description below in Youtube. You can follow Professor Stephen on Twitter @stephenheppell --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

Prof Stephen Heppell is an English educator working at UCJC in Madrid and specialises in the use of ICT. His work extends beyond the digital and virtual to pioneering learning space designs around the world, including here in Australia.

NetSupport Radio was delighted to chat to Professor Stephen Heppell at Bett 2020 and hear all about the Learnometer boxes that, after five years of prototyping, are now available as a product for schools. The boxes monitor classroom environments to help schools create optimal environments for learning – and a new initiative of Bring Your Own Plant is a part of it!

Join Richard Vaughan as he talks to Amplify CEO and former New York City schools chancellor Joel Klein, Sherry Coutu, tech entrepreneur and board member of Raspberry Pi, LinkedIn and Cambridge University. He discusses coding and the new computing curriculum with Zach Sims co-founder of Codecademy and Mark Dorling computer scientist and teacher. And he talks about the future with ed tech guru Stephen Heppell. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Shooting for Excellence: What should the goals be for learning in the third millennium Professor Stephen Heppell: “the UK’s leading online education guru” The Guardian.

Shooting for Excellence: What should the goals be for learning in the third millennium Professor Stephen Heppell: “the UK’s leading online education guru” The Guardian.

We are in the throes of a financial crisis unparalleled on our lifetimes, and at the same time in front running 21st century schools around the world learning is seeing a transformation that seemed unthinkable in the dark days of 20th century factory schools. As we move to a new tomorrow built on mutuality, collegiality, communication, community and ingenuity can we learn anything from the colossally expensive financial collapse of Wall Street, the City of London and many of the world’s financial centres. In three sections, and in a conversational, intimate style, Stephen examines the certainties that stare us in the face from past learning projects that clearly mapped a new world of 21st century learning; he reflects on the impact on technology on the world around us, including the financial world, and ponders on what this means for education, for learning, and for the necessary pace of change as we experience the death of education and the dawn of learning.

We are in the throes of a financial crisis unparalleled on our lifetimes, and at the same time in front running 21st century schools around the world learning is seeing a transformation that seemed unthinkable in the dark days of 20th century factory schools. As we move to a new tomorrow built on mutuality, collegiality, communication, community and ingenuity can we learn anything from the colossally expensive financial collapse of Wall Street, the City of London and many of the world’s financial centres. In three sections, and in a conversational, intimate style, Stephen examines the certainties that stare us in the face from past learning projects that clearly mapped a new world of 21st century learning; he reflects on the impact on technology on the world around us, including the financial world, and ponders on what this means for education, for learning, and for the necessary pace of change as we experience the death of education and the dawn of learning.

Stephen Heppell talks at RM's Primary Inform Conferences about educating today's learners.

Stephen Heppell talks at RM's Primary Inform Conferences about educating today's learners.

Stephen Heppell is passionate and insightful plus one of the world's leading online education and technology experts. Agree, disagree, like, don't like...? Feel free to leave a comment at http://mediasnackers.com/2007/06/mediasnackers-podcast86/

Stephen Heppell visits the offices of RM Education to discuss "Education - Revolution or Evolution" June '07

Stephen Heppell visits the offices of RM Education to discuss "Education - Revolution or Evolution" June '07