Podcasts about talking technology

After a very successful demo day at the Wayfinding Centre in Dublin, lots of people share their feelings on Glide. Some loved the device and can't wait to get one, while others ask what it means for the future of the guide dog. Does Glide risk making guide dog refusal more acceptable? With Apple launching a new design across their platforms, we discuss how it will impact those with low vision. Are we ready for liquid glass?Joe is excited about his AirPods tracking sleep, and we explain how five accessibility advocates got trapped while providing training in Leinster House. All that and more on this week's Talking Technology.Send us a WhatsApp voice note with your thoughts now on 086 199 0011. Support the show

On this episode of Talking Technology extra, we meet the team from Glide ahead of their demo day in Dublin. We take a trip to The Wayfinding Centre to meet Amos Miller and Luke Buckberrough (co founders of Glide's parent company Glidance Inc.).They explain what the product is, discuss recent delays, and tell us about their ambitious vision for the future.  Would you use Glide? Send us a WhatsApp voice note now on 086 199 0011. Support the show

On this week's Talking Technology, cofounder of Hable Freek van Welsenis discusses the company's Hable One product and the Hable Easy. He tells us of the company's aim to become a major player in the low-cost assistive technology space.In tech news, we hear about WhatsApp for iPad and a new partnership between Aira and Google. And what's your favourite podcast app? We want to hear about it.Send us a voice note now using 086 199 0011. Support the show

This episode features Jamie Britto from Lakeside School, discussing their proactive adoption of AI, including student-led initiatives and policy development. The conversation also explores the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and leadership strategies in independent school technology.Lakeside SchoolLeadership and Technology at Independent Schools: A Handbook for School Leaders in Administration, Technology, and Academics, book by Albert Throckmorton, Jamie Britto, Tim FishPartnerships in Technology and Learning, episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS featuring Tim FishSource Code, Bill Gates memoirHelping Independent School Educators Use AI to Teach, episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS featuring Eric Hudson

On this episode of Talking Technology, we are joined by Stuart Lawler who tells us all about the Paige Braille. We discuss the latest accessibility features announced by Apple including accessibility reader and braille access, and in tech news we explore a new solution for training Deaf dogs. No, that's not a typo. We pay a visit to a school in Gorey to chat Braille with some SNAs, and is smart speaker gaming dead?Send us a WhatsApp voice note with your thoughts now. The number you need is 086 199 0011. Support the show

On today's episode of Talking Technology with V I Labs, we are joined by Matt Ater, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Vespero. Matt tells us about the latest in the world of Jaws, including updates to Jaws for Windows and how Jaws is installed on McDonald's self-service kiosks in America.We also hear that Jaws will be moving into a subscription model for purchases around the world in the next 60 to 90 days. Is this a good thing?Long-term Nest thermostat users are getting left out in the cold in tech news. And we tell you more on how you can win a pair of Shokz Open Move headphones. Join the conversation with a WhatsApp voice note on 086 199 0011. Support the show

In this episode of Talking Technology, Joe shows us accessible streaming devices, including the Apple TV 4K and Amazon Fire Stick. How do these devices work for blind and low vision users?In tech news, we hear about exciting innovations from Samsung, as well as a new medical device aiming to help with dry eyes.After an RTÉ news report about an AI-powered talking tree, David and Joe ask if talking trees could actually benefit blind people. And with Blindshell launching updates for their Classic 2 and Classic 3 phones, will Tech on Tap make it into the new Blindshell RSS reader?Support the show

On this episode of Talking Technology, we try the Hark AI reading machine from Humanware. Is it worth its hefty price tag?The Nintendo Switch 2 is getting a screen reader, and what if your AirPods could see? All that and more in tech news. Daniel tells us about exciting updates for Android devices, and would you use Roy Keene as your screen reader voice?To provide feedback on the Consumer Protection Commission consultation discussed, check out the link below.https://www.ccpc.ie/business/research/consultations/consultation-on-microenterprise-guidelines-on-the-european-accessibility-act/Support the show

On this episode of Talking Technology, we catch up with Karthik Kannan CTO at Envision to learn all about the new ally app. We discuss pricing, future plans, and the role of Envision Glasses in the Meta Ray-Ban world. We hear your thoughts on AirTag and air fryers, and in tech news we explore a new collaboration aiming to make games more accessible.Join the conversation with a WhatsApp voice note. The number you need is 086 199 0011. Internationally you can use +353 86 199 0011. Support the show

Join us as we debunk the myth of 'digital natives' and explore the crucial tech skills students need to succeed. Discover why explicit instruction in digital literacy is essential, even for those who seem comfortable with technology. We'll discuss the importance of integrating technology into pedagogy and how educators can empower students to navigate the digital world effectively.Kent School, coed boarding school in Kent, CTTPACK AI FrameworkATLIS AI Content and ResourcesAI Literacy and the Evolving Role of Educators, episode of Talking Technology with ATLISThe Importance of Vendor Vetting in Schools: Ensuring Privacy, Security, and Compliance (including “Evaluating AI Technologies”), article by Mark Orchison, founder of 9ineATLIS Leadership InstituteThe Lorax, book by Dr. Suess

This week on Talking Technology, we take a trip to Anaheim in California, as our very own Denis Nolan gives us a preview of CSUN 2025.Lucy Ashton joins us from Seable to discuss accessible holidays for the blind, and she tells us how technology is changing what people want from their holiday experience. We've got updates on new apps from Envision, and do jaws users really want The New Insert J Club?Contact the Show with a WhatsApp voice note now. The number you need is 086 199 0011Support the show

In this episode of the NASP Podcast, Sheila Arquette, President & CEO of NASP, speaks with Dean Erhardt, President & CEO of D2 Solutions. They discuss how specialty pharmacies can leverage technology and data analytics to navigate complex accreditation demands and automate high volume low value activity workflows so the expert clinicians can do what they do best - care for patients.

Show NotesIn the newest episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, Kristina Ishmael, CEO of Ishmael Consulting and the former deputy director of the US Department of Education's Office of Educational Technology discusses the impact of technology on education, including the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and the challenges and opportunities it presents. Ishmael discusses her career trajectory, the importance of digital equity, and the need for AI literacy. She also provides insights into the future of education and the evolving role of educators in an increasingly digital world. ResourcesNational Educational Technology Plan (NETP): A Call to Action for Closing the Digital Access, Design and Use Divides - U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational TechnologyArtificial Intelligence resources - U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational TechnologyIshmael ConsultingEdCampsGenerative AI Market Map: Gen AI Use Cases in Education - Edtech InsidersMagic SchoolWhat is a flat white?

This week on Talking Technology, we meet Elaine Power who joins the V I Labs team in the south east of the country. We discuss the new iPhone 16 E as well as the death of the iPhone SE line, and we ask what we can expect from tomorrow's announcement of the next generation Alexa.Send us a voice note with your thoughts now. The number you need is 086 199 0011. International listeners can use +353 86 199 0011. Support the show

Show NotesIn this episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, Dr.Brett Jacobsen, president of the Southern Association of Independent Schools. Jacobsen discusses the challenges facing educators today, including the shift from a loyalty to a lifestyle contract in the workplace and the need to balance daily demands with strategic planning. He also highlights the importance of skills like critical thinking and communication, as well as the potential of AI in education. Finally, Jacobsen shares his insights on institutional research, data systems, and the importance of journey mapping in schools.ResourcesLinkedIn, https://www.linkedin.com/in/drbrettjacobsen/SAIS - Serving and Accrediting Independent SchoolsReport Card: Student Perspective on US Schools, https://nextgeninsights.waltonfamilyfoundation.org/resources/report-card-2023/#:~:text=The%20Walton%20Family%20Foundation%20partnered,2.68%20GPA%20across%20issue%20areas.Education Reimagined, https://education-reimagined.org/World Economic Forum's Future Jobs Report, https://www.weforum.org/publications/series/future-of-jobs/Deloitte's Global Workplace Study, https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/focus/human-capital-trends.html#introductionBook: Disrupting Class by Michael Horn, https://michaelbhorn.com/portfolio/disrupting-class-how-disruptive-innovation-will-change-the-way-the-world-learns/Book: Seven Measures of Success, https://www.asaecenter.org/publications/113735-7-measures-of-success-what-remarkable-associations-dorevised-digitalBook: Blue Ocean Strategy, https://www.blueoceanstrategy.com/what-is-blue-ocean-strategy/

Show NotesIn this episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, Dr. Kip Glazer, a high school principal and educational technology thought leader, joins the hosts to discuss the challenges and opportunities of AI in education. Dr. Glazer emphasizes the importance of thoughtful technology integration, prioritizing student wellness and teacher support, and addressing the ethical considerations of AI tools. She shares practical strategies for deploying AI, including focusing on specific use cases and gathering data to inform decision-making, while also advocating for a cautious approach that balances innovation with student well-being and data privacy.ResourcesNo, AI Detection Won't Solve Cheating Hello Magazine Article Ethical Use of AI – Privileging measured and deliberate thinking

On this episode of Talking Technology , we chat with Ian McKinley about the new audio descriptive commentary being provided for Irish viewers of the Six Nations. He also discusses his own career and how visual impairment has changed the way he plays the game.We have loads of your comments and questions on everything from blood pressure monitors to video doorbells, and we discuss a bid from Elon Musk to take control of OpenAI.Send us a WhatsApp voice note with your thoughts now! The number you need is +353 86 199 0011.Support the show

This episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features a conversation between the hosts Christina Lewellen, Bill Stites, and Hiram Cuevas as they discuss the latest trends in education technology, including cyber security, data privacy, and the impact of AI. They also share their personal experiences and insights on the challenges and opportunities facing technology leaders in independent schools.

Show NotesThis episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features Dr. Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa, a neuroscientist and educator, who provides insights into the intersection of neuroscience and learning. Dr. Tokuhama-Espinosa discusses the impact of technology on the brain, emphasizing the importance of handwriting for learning and the potential downsides of constant social media engagement. She introduces the concept of "mental frameworks" and "holonic thinking" as tools for problem-solving and advocates for a more personalized and effective approach to teacher professional development. The episode concludes with a fascinating discussion about sleep, dreaming, and how to better understand our own brains.ResourcesTCPressBooks by Tracey Takuhama-Espinosa Connect with Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa More books by Tracey Takuhma-EspinosaThe Learning Sciences

This week on Talking Technology we're chatting all things accessible health and fitness.We explore some of the really cool supports available for blind and partially sighted customers at Slimming World, and we catch up with our colleagues at vision sports to discuss the accessibility of the gym.We have tons of your voice notes to get through, and in tech news we ask the question, could you be a movie star?We also discussed braille , AI, and new resources from Ahead, so there really is something for everyone.Send us a WhatsApp voice note with your thoughts now. The number you need is 086 199 0011. Support the show

Show NotesThis episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features Stacie Muñoz, Director of Educational Innovation and Technology Services at Oakwood School, discussing the evolving landscape of technology in education. Muñoz shares her unique perspective, shaped by her background in film and early exposure to educational technology, emphasizing the importance of media literacy and critical thinking in a digital age. The conversation explores the challenges of integrating new technologies, striking a balance between innovation and practical application, and fostering healthy technology habits among students. The episode also touches on the impact of social media on youth mental health and the importance of open communication between schools and parents.ResourcesGarrison Forest SchoolUrban SchoolOakwood SchoolBook: It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked TeensBook: The Anxious GenerationYouth Mental Health and Social Media: A Pediatricians PerspectiveCommon Sense MediaFamily Online Safety Institute

Show NotesJoin us on "Talking Technology with ATLIS" as we dive into the exciting world of immersive technology in education with Adam Mangana, Chief Innovation Officer of Optima Ed. Explore the potential of virtual reality, augmented reality, and AI to revolutionize learning experiences, from virtual science labs and global pen pals to interactive historical figures and entrepreneurial simulations. Discover how independent schools are leveraging these cutting-edge tools to enhance student engagement and foster deeper learning, while keeping the focus on the joy of discovery and the importance of human connection. Tune in to hear how VR is transforming education and get a glimpse into the future of learning!ResourcesOptima EdOptima Independent, organization for immersive learningResearchArticlesManageXRMeta Quest ProUnity Game EngineUpside-down Christmas trees

This week on Talking Technology we  caught up with Andrew Flatres from HumanWare to discuss the monarch, a new device capable of displaying braille and tactile graphics. Andrew tells us about the really cool new capability's of the device, and why they threw one down a metal staircase in Canada. Did we mention they cost £14,000?In tech news we discuss the impact of cuts to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at some of the world's biggest companies, and we look to the future at some of the innovations at this years CES. We've got accessibility companies getting in trouble, news on new Vision Ireland courses, and a BrailleSense 6 software update, so we really do have a packed Show.Send us your thoughts with a WhatsApp voice note now, 086 199 0021. Support the show

Technology is always moving forward. In this Episode David, Joe, Mairead and Daniel look back at the biggest stories of 2024, and bravely look forward into the great unknown that is 2025. Support the show

What goes into a successful business and technology podcast like ThinkCast? Gartner's premiere podcast boasts more than 10,000 subscribers in 130 plus countries, and it has been downloaded more than 700,000 times. ThinkCast co-founder and former host Scott Smith is here to describe the keys to producing a great business podcast. Today on ETL, he goes over how to define your audience, form a strategy for success, and pick the right host for your podcast. Scott is an expert storyteller who worked at Gartner for over 26 years, beginning as managing editor for Talking Technology, the IT research and consulting firm's audio news magazine. He founded ThinkCast in 2016 and hosted it for three years. “Blueprint” by Jahzzar is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Music set to dialogue. https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Ashes_1206/blueprint/ https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

Are David and Joe on the naughty or nice list? We speak to Santa in a desperate bid to find out. We also discuss the AppleVis golden apple awards for 2024, and some of the movies and TV shows with audio description for the Christmas period.Support the show

Show NotesThis episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features Dr. Nicole Furlonge, executive director of the Klingenstein Center at Columbia University, who shares her expertise on leadership in independent schools. Drawing on her experience as a former teacher, Furlonge emphasizes the importance of listening, empathy, and collaboration between tech leaders and educators to foster effective technology integration. She also delves into the complexities of AI in education, highlighting both the ethical concerns and the potential benefits for teaching and learning. Finally, the episode takes an unexpected turn with a discussion of how the book "World War Z" can be used to explore storytelling and perspective.ResourcesRace Sounds: The Art of Listening in African American Literature, book by Dr. FurlongeThe Crucial Art — and Science — of Listening Leadership, interview with Dr. Furlonge for EdSurgeSchools Can Change, But Only When Leaders Learn How to Listen, interview with Dr. Furlonge for EdSurgeStudent Agency in the Digital Age: Integrating AI in Literature Education, article from NAIS

This episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features Marshall Singer, co-founder and CFO of Ruvna, an ed tech company focused on community-oriented operations and safety for schools. The discussion centers on school safety, including the evolution of emergency response protocols, the challenges of balancing openness with security, and the importance of trust and transparency in vendor vetting. Marshall emphasizes the need for schools to adopt a holistic approach to safety, integrating technology solutions that work for their specific community and build trust with parents and students. ResourcesRuvnaRelease on CAP Survey, article from National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) (members-only resource)What Parents Want in School Communication, article from Edutopia.orgGunfire on School Grounds in the United States, resource from Everytown for Gun Safety Support FundU.S. Public Education Spending Statistics, report from Education Data InitiativeRecovering and Moving Forward: Lessons Learned and Recommendations Following the Shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, article from National Policing InstituteALICE, An organization that promotes an options-based approach to school safety, empowering individuals to make decisions in emergencies. The I Love You Guys Foundation, A foundation that provides similar training and resources to the Alice Foundation, focusing on options-based response protocols ISTE/EdSerge, A database of ed tech products that have met certain standards, similar to a Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. 9ine, An organization that partners with ATLIS to vet ed tech products for cyber and safety standards. The Anxious Generation, A book that has prompted schools to rethink cell phone policies due to concerns about anxiety and mental health among students.

Show NotesThis episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features Dr. Hansa Bhargava, a pediatrician and expert on youth mental health, discussing the impact of social media and cell phone usage on children. Dr. Bhargava highlights the correlation between increased screen time and mental health issues, emphasizing the importance of open communication and collaboration between parents, schools, and students. She also shares insights from the American Academy of Pediatrics' Center of Excellence on Youth Mental Health and Social Media, advocating for restricted access and digital literacy education. The episode explores practical strategies for mitigating the negative effects of technology while acknowledging the complexities of navigating today's digital world.ResourcesA Look at State Efforts to Ban Cellphones in Schools and Implications for Youth Mental Health, article from KFF, a non-profit organization following national health issuesBuilding Happier Kids: Stress-busting tools for parents, by Hansa Bhargava, MDPhysicianary, podcast on HealioAmerican Academy of Pediatrics Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental HealthEmory UniversityThe Anxious Generation, by Jonathan HaidtDr. Bhargava on LinkedIn, X, Instagram

Show NotesIn this episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, Brad Rathgerber, CEO of One Schoolhouse, shares his journey from teaching to leading an innovative online school initiative. He discusses the rapid development of online learning for girls, the critical importance of allowing room for failure, and the impact of AI on education. Brad emphasizes quality in course development, continuous improvement for teachers, and the challenges and opportunities facing independent school leaders today. He also introduces the Association for Academic Leaders, highlighting its focus on professional growth and support for academic leaders across independent schools.ResourcesOne SchoolhouseLisa Damour, PhD; author of UntangledAssociation for Academic Leaders

Show NotesIn this episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, Pete Russell, CEO of August Schools, discusses with co-hosts the challenges and benefits of integrating technology in independent schools with. The conversation delves into the complexities of managing sensitive data in school support systems, emphasizing the need for secure transparency and the balance between privacy and providing necessary context for student support. Pete offers best practices for IT leaders, stressing the importance of written security processes and understanding the content areas they serve. The conversation also touches on the startup mentality, emphasizing measurable goals and agile practices to manage resources effectively.ResourcesAugust SchoolsAugust Schools blogFamily Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA)Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA)Jira, project management software

Show NotesIn the latest episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, Denise Musselwhite shares her journey from leading technology teams in independent schools to founding Tech & Thrive. Denise discusses leadership gaps in technology, particularly for women and people of color, and the importance of building strong, intentional teams. The conversation also explores the value of ATLIS in fostering a supportive community for technology leaders and women in tech. Denise wraps by emphasizing self-care in leadership and her work in executive coaching and leadership development.ResourcesThe T.H.R.I.V.E. Quiz - a quick and short quiz that measures whether you are sinking or thriving based on the 6 principles of the T.H.R.I.V.E. Operating System quiz takers become part of the Tech & Thrive collective and receive helpful e-resources. www.techthrive.me/quiz www.techandthrive.comFollow Denise on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/musselwhited/ The Culture Code: The secrets of highly successful groups, book by Daniel CoyleTo order a café con leche at Starbucks, ask for a “flat white”

Show NotesBill Stites introduces Alek Duba, in this episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, highlighting his pivotal role at Montclair Kimberley Academy and his journey from teaching to tech leadership. Alek shares his experience with the ATLIS Leadership Institute (ALI) and the importance of building relationships within the independent school tech community. The discussion delves into overcoming challenges in tech implementation, balancing work and personal life, and the role of technology in supporting DEI initiatives. Alek offers valuable advice for aspiring tech leaders, emphasizing the power of collaboration and continuous learning.ResourcesThree's Company, Veracross consulting groupVeracross, student information systemMontclair Kimberley AcademyTech Leadership Roles: Making First Impressions, ATLIS Leadership Institute (ALI) Research and Development ProjectGender Inclusive Forms and Your School's Information Systems, blog post from williamstites.netHario "vector 60" V60 coffee filter system

Vinnie Vrotny of The Kinkaid School discusses the challenges and recognition of technology leaders in schools in the newest episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS. The conversation covers the importance of collaboration, leadership, and mentorship within tech teams, as well as the implementation and ethical use of AI. Vinnie shares his journey and approach to strategic planning, highlighting the evolving roles within his team and his goals for the future. The discussion emphasizes the importance of personal connections, professional growth, and preparing for future leadership in educational technology.ResourcesThe Kinkaid School

In this episode of "Talking Technology with ATLIS" Christina Lewellen, Kelsea Watson, Peter Frank, and Ashley Cross of ATLIS discuss trends and predictions in educational technology. They highlight the impact of AI, the importance of vendor vetting, and the increasing complexity of technology leadership roles. The ATLIS team shares insights from the ASAE conference, emphasizing the need for continuous learning and the integration of AI in education. They also discuss the Atlas 360 self-study guide, the TLIS certification, and the upcoming 10th anniversary ATLIS Annual conference in Atlanta. Predictions include heads of schools recognizing AI's potential and a focus on wellness and self-care in the face of technological advancements.ResourcestheATLIS.org/deitheATLIS.org/aitheATLIS.org/vendor-vettingtheATLIS.org/volunteer theATLIS.org/certification

In this episode of "Talking Technology with ATLIS," Mike Flanagan, CEO of the Mastery Transcript Consortium (MTC) discusses MTC's mission to transform education through competency-based, project-oriented learning models that align with college admissions. The team explores the technical compatibility of MTC's digital transcripts, the growing influence of MTC in both public and private schools, and its recent integration with Educational Testing Service (ETS). Mike and co-hosts conclude with insights on balancing traditional and innovative educational models to prepare students for success.ResourcesMastery Transcript Consortium Learner Talkback Trailer Mentioned in this episode:Meet Toddle Developed by experienced educators, Toddle streamlines curriculum planning, projects & portfolios, assessments & reports, and online learning - all from one platform. Visit https://www.toddleapp.com/ to learn more!Learn more about ToddleDeveloped by experienced educators, Toddle streamlines curriculum planning, projects & portfolios, assessments & reports, and online learning - all from one great platform! Learn more: https://www.toddleapp.com/Thanks to this episode's sponsor, ToddleYour personal teaching assistant Now access the limitless power of AI, right inside Toddle. Elevate your teaching practice and liberate yourself from non-core tasks so you can focus on what matters most - your students! Visit https://www.toddleapp.com/ to learn more about our vendor partner.

In the latest Talking Technology with ATLIS episode, Aggie Malter, president & CEO of PAISBOA, shares the 50-year history of the regional association serving independent schools and universities in PA, NJ, and DE. The conversation touches on the career progression in education and technology, the roles of tech directors, and the importance of professional development and community service. They also explore technology trends, including AI and information literacy, and discuss the balance between work and family life, highlighting the evolving challenges and opportunities in the field.ResourcesPAISBOA The Anges Irwin SchoolNBOA Business Officers Institute Widener UniversityEpiscopal AcademyFlying the Plane While Building It

Connie White, in the newest episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, discusses her background and evolving role at Woodward Academy, including her viral success with remote learning preparation at her former school. She shares lessons learned from early online learning initiatives that aided the transition during COVID-19 and highlights the importance of data-driven decision-making and evolving pedagogical approaches to professional development. Additionally, hosts join the conversation to discuss the evolution of technology in education, focusing on individualized instruction, the impact of devices, and the effects of social media on youth mental health. The hosts emphasize intentional technology integration, parental involvement, the "portrait of a learner" framework, and maintaining a strong network of technology leaders to enhance student engagement and prepare for future educational challenges. ResourcesMoodlePPT Slides to show more info about the above topicsATLIS ArticleAATE ISTE AffiliateKialo EduSTL at ATLToddleFlintATLIS Leadership Institute (ALI)The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race, by Walter IsaacsonDesigning Authentic Performance Tasks and Projects: Tools for Meaningful Learning and Assessment, by Jay McTighe, Kristina J. Doubet, Eric M. Carbaugh. Redefining Student Success: Building a New Vision to Transform Leading, Teaching, and Learning, by Suzie Boss and Ken Kay

A unique episode of The Interline Podcast, documenting the way technology is becoming integral to fashion events, and how those major fixtures are changing to keep pace with the industry's evolution.Featuring Andreu David, Vice President of SOURCING at MAGIC and Ben Hanson, Editor-in-Chief of The Interline.This episode is also sponsored by SOURCING at MAGIC. See the show live with SOURCING at MAGIC taking place in Las Vegas from 19th to 21st August, and then in New York from 22nd to 24th September. You can also find out more year-round by visiting www.sourcingatmagic.com.

In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece discuss the breaking news about new accessibility issues faced by users on the Twitter app on iPhone after a recent update, highlighting the importance of having dedicated accessibility teams in tech companies. Additionally, they touch upon upcoming tech events, including the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event and the Google Pixel event. Later in the episode, they are joined by David Redmond from Vision Ireland, who shares his review of the latest iPad Pro with M4 chip, emphasizing its benefits for his work and blended approach to technology usage. David also talks about Vision Ireland's resources, including the Talking Technology podcast, Tech on Tap newsletter, and VI Labs YouTube channel. Keep in touch with the show by emailing feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. We are also on social media and YouTube.

In this discussion, our hosts and guest explore AI adoption in independent schools, sharing strategies and experiences to enhance its use among teachers and students. Stacia emphasizes integrating technology to meet diverse student needs and discusses the benefits and challenges of AI in tasks like writing comments and recommendation letters. She stresses the importance of ongoing professional development and open dialogue to navigate AI's role in education. Stacia also touches on her career transition and offers advice, along with insights into cell phone policies and the broader impact of technology in education. She underscores her commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in creating safe, inclusive school environments.ResourcesSt Patrick's Episcopal Day SchoolRowland HallRowland Hall policy on AINAIS Snapshot: Phone Regulation at a Glance, analysis of recent survey regarding phone regulation (NAIS members only)From Folding Chair to Permanent Seat at the Table, article by Stacia McFadden for ATLIS's magazine, Access PointsEric Hudson episode of Talking Technology with ATLISMentioned in this episode:Learn more about ToddleDeveloped by experienced educators, Toddle streamlines curriculum planning, projects & portfolios, assessments & reports, and online learning - all from one great platform! Learn more: https://www.toddleapp.com/Meet Toddle Developed by experienced educators, Toddle streamlines curriculum planning, projects & portfolios, assessments & reports, and online learning - all from one platform. Visit https://www.toddleapp.com/ to learn more!Thanks to this episode's sponsor, ToddleYour personal teaching assistant Now access the limitless power of AI, right inside Toddle. Elevate your teaching practice and liberate yourself from non-core tasks so you can focus on what matters most - your students! Visit https://www.toddleapp.com/ to learn more about our vendor partner.

Our hosts and guest discussed the challenges of staffing, considering evolution of school technology, and strategies for developing future technology leaders. They also covered the importance of retaining technology employees through competitive incentives and offered advice for women aspiring to technology roles in independent schools.ResourcesStevenson SchoolLucid ChartsSusan Baldridge episode of Talking Technology with ATLISMentioned in this episode:Thanks to this episode's sponsor, ToddleYour personal teaching assistant Now access the limitless power of AI, right inside Toddle. Elevate your teaching practice and liberate yourself from non-core tasks so you can focus on what matters most - your students! Visit https://www.toddleapp.com/ to learn more about our vendor partner.Learn more about ToddleDeveloped by experienced educators, Toddle streamlines curriculum planning, projects & portfolios, assessments & reports, and online learning - all from one great platform! Learn more: https://www.toddleapp.com/Meet Toddle Developed by experienced educators, Toddle streamlines curriculum planning, projects & portfolios, assessments & reports, and online learning - all from one platform. Visit https://www.toddleapp.com/ to learn more!

Our hosts and guest highlighted the benefits of single-sex education at Gilman School, emphasizing how the all-boys environment allows students to pursue their interests without societal restrictions. There was discussion of the importance of recognizing and appreciating the contributions of every individual in a mission-oriented organization, as well as ways to enhance ATLIS membership and leadership opportunities. The speakers also highlighted the importance of advancing tech leadership in independent schools, with a focus on professional development programs like the TLIS credentialing program.ResourcesGilman School, Baltimore, MDMolly Rumsey episode of Talking Technology with ATLISCenter for Institutional Research at Independent Schools (CIRIS)Rachel Gorsky, Director of Institutional Research & Data Analytics, Gilman SchoolSt. Christopher's SchoolNAIS People of Color Conference

Michael Lomuscio grew up homeless in New Jersey, and today he's a dean at one of Hawaii's top independent schools. Learn how the journey shaped his unique perspective about how K-12 education can play a critical role in any young person's future. Also hear about progressive approaches to STEM and applied learning, as well as finding grace with AI. Resources‘Iolani SchoolBill Stites' personal photos from ‘Iolani visitBerry CollegeRabun Gap-Nacoochee SchoolArduinoRaspberry PiThe R Project for Statistical ComputingFullstack Educator (resources and podcast)Hudson Harper episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS“pau hana”

The CPG Guys are joined in this episode by Doug Baker, VP of Industry Relations at the Food Marketing Institute. As the food industry association, FMI works with and on behalf of the entire industry to advance a safer, healthier and more efficient consumer food supply. FMI is a champion for the food industry and the issues that make a difference to our members' fundamental mission of feeding and enriching society. The reach and impact of our work is extensive, ultimately touching the lives of over 100 million households in the United States and representing an $800 billion industry with nearly 6 million employees.Follow Doug Baker on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debaker/                         Follow FMI on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fmithefoodindustryassociation/Follow FMI online at: https://www.fmi.org/CPG Guys Website: http://CPGguys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://FMCGguys.comCPG Scoop Website: http://CPGscoop.comNextUp Website: http://NextUpisnow.org/cpgguysRetailWit Website: http://retailwit.comRhea Raj's Website: http://rhearaj.comDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.  CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

Welcome to this very special crossover episode of the Learning Through Technology podcast, where we are teaming up with the amazing hosts of the Talking Technology With ATLIS Podcast for a joint episode where you hear from not two, not three, but five amazing hosts! Joining Alex and Bob are Christina Lewellen, Executive Director of ATLIS, William Stites Director of Technology at Montclair Kimberley Academy, and Hiram Cuevas, Director of Information Systems and Academic Technology at St. Christopher's School. Together, they share their experiences in podcasting and the drive to build a vibrant community. Discover their motivations for starting their podcasting journey and the positive feedback they receive from listeners. They share the valuable lessons they've learned and explore the importance of community in education and the challenges of podcasting. Get ready for an exciting discussion on the upcoming ATLIS conference and the warm connections it fosters. Trust us, you won't want to miss this episode!

In this episode, Dr. Beate Mueller-Tiemann, Chief Technology Officer at Cytiva, joins Fierce Life Sciences's Stephanie Butler. Having spent almost all of her career working within large pharmaceutical enterprises such as Sanofi and Bayer, Beate made the switch to Cytiva in the early part 2023. Her role at Cytiva involves overseeing teams which create and bring high-quality products and innovative manufacturing and R&D processes closer to patients. Beate also keenly supports female talents through participation in mentoring programs. Additionally, she is a member of FiDAR, an association which seeks to increase the representation of women on German corporate boards. During the conversation, Beate discusses her passion for technology and how her career has been defined by working with technology to bring innovation and treatments to patients and improve health outcomes. She also touches on the ongoing work Cytiva is engaged in, as well as the importance of collaboration in driving R&D progress. Tune in to the podcast to learn more. Check out this year's Fierce 50 honorees: https://fierce50.fiercelifesciences.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ResourcesInternational Council Advancing Independent School Accreditation (ICAISA)Connect with Bonnie on LinkedInATLIS360EE Ford Foundation This episode is brought to you by Toddle.ATLIS thanks our vendor partners for their support!Have you ever considered the behind-the-scenes intricacies of school accreditation, especially in the era of ever-evolving technology? In a recent episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, host Christina Lewellen, Executive Director of ATLIS, invites Bonnie Ricci, Executive Director of ICAISA, to discuss this niche yet vital topic. Accompanied by co-hosts Bill Stites and Hiram Cuevas, they embark on a journey into the evolving landscape of school accreditation and the pivotal role of technology, making this complex topic accessible and engaging. The conversation started with each person sharing their first job experiences, illustrating diverse beginnings leading to their current influential roles in education and technology. Ricci, with her rich background in education, shared her journey from a dishwasher to her prestigious role at ICAISA. This progression epitomizes the unexpected paths to leadership roles in education and technology. Ricci shares, “I was really destined in many ways to become a teacher. I spent a little over a decade teaching middle school math at three different independent schools. I loved connecting deeply with the people in schools. And so from there, I moved from the classroom to Association work.” Her story is a testament to the evolving nature of careers in these fields, where initial aspirations often transform into roles far more impactful than imagined.The podcast's core discussion centered around accreditation in independent schools. Ricci emphasized how technology is increasingly integral to the accreditation process. She illustrated this with examples of schools leveraging technology for self-study preparations and the use of AI to streamline accreditation documentation. This innovative approach highlights a shift from traditional methods to more technologically driven processes, ensuring efficiency and accuracy.A significant part of the conversation was dedicated to the challenges schools face during accreditation. Ricci shared insights from a study conducted by ICAISA, revealing governance as a key area of focus. The study, funded by the E. Ford Foundation, analyzed governance-related recommendations from various schools, uncovering common themes and challenges. Ricci states, "We're in the middle of this project to look at individual recommendations from visiting team reports. All of these things are governance challenges that arise in visiting team reports... And then ultimately to determine what are the resources that ICAISA or member accrediting associations can provide to schools." This research underscores the importance of continual improvement in school governance practices.In a compelling segment of the podcast, Ricci probed into the critical role of technology in the accreditation process, underscoring its importance not only in facilitating but also in securing the procedure. She emphasized the necessity of a technological and data security perspective in managing the accreditation process. "If you don't have that technological lens or the data security lens you're not necessarily going to remember or be aware of how to change those permissions or how to delete certain files," Ricci...

HealthLeaders Innovation and Technology Editor Eric Wicklund talks with Marcus Perez, president of Altera Digital Health, about the healthcare information technology landscape and the company's goals going into 2024.

Join Mike and Harley in an engaging interview with Andy Greger, the Director of Technology & Digital Innovation and Co-Chair of the Wellness Committee at the Michigan State University College of Nursing. Andy leads a dynamic team dedicated to researching, networking, and collaborating with stakeholders, ranging from faculty and staff to students, university services, and vendors. Their mission is to identify and support cutting-edge educational technologies across diverse learning environments, including on-site/off-site classrooms, conference rooms, office spaces, simulation areas, and online platforms. Providing professional development services, the team empowers instructors by sharing effective content delivery methods and best practices.In alignment with the Land Grant Mission of Michigan State University and the College of Nursing's overarching goal of advancing health through inclusive and equitable nursing education, research, scholarship, and practice, Andy collaborates closely with colleagues to determine the most suitable technology options and processes for specific objectives. In today's conversation, we delve into the fascinating world of technology with Andy Greger, exploring the impact of AI on education and healthcare. Don't miss this insightful discussion!