Podcast appearances and mentions of tom tobin

The Universal Design for Learning (or UDL) framework is based on research on how students learn. In this episode, Tom Tobin, Lillian Nave, and Jennifer Pusateri join us to discuss the most recent evolution of the UDL guidelines.  Tom is a founding member of the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and the author of the forthcoming book, UDL at Scale: Adopting Universal Design for Learning across Higher Education, as well as Reach Everyone, Teach Everyone: Universal Design for Learning in Higher Education and several other works related to teaching and learning. Lillian is the Faculty and Educational Development Specialist for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student Success at Appalachian State University's Hickory Campus, a senior lecturer in first-year seminar, and the host of the ThinkUDL podcast. Jennifer is the Senior Universal Design Consultant at The University of Kentucky and has served as the co-chair of the international UDL in Higher Education Network. She is a member of the CAST National Faculty and is the author of Transform Your Teaching with Universal Design for Learning: Six Steps to Jumpstart Your Practice. Tom, Lillian, and Jennifer often serve as keynote speakers on UDL and other issues. A transcript of this episode and show notes may be found at http://teaforteaching.com.

In this episode of UDL in 15 Minutes, Loui Lord Nelson interviews Tom Tobin, an expert in Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and higher education, as they explore four critical gaps in the UDL 3.0 guidelines. Together, they discuss how to adapt UDL principles for higher education by addressing grassroots assumptions, power dynamics, and the distinct needs of adult learners.

In a recent poll, I asked educators (instructional designers, professors, teachers, developers, etc.) if they had a side hustle. 578 educators voted and 56% said yes. What opportunities are out there for educators though? In this episode, I'll share with you common side hustles for educators. 

Silas Soule moved to Kansas as a teenager. He and his family helped out with the underground, and when it came time to arm up against the border ruffians, Silas didn't hesitate. Later, during the Civil War, he was commissioned as an officer in the Union Army and served with distinction during the battle of Glorietta Pass. Afterward, he did all he could to protect the Colorado frontier from hostiles. At least, he did until Colonel Chivington ordered him to attack the peaceful village of Black Kettle at Sand Creek. Silas Soule may not be a household name or the subject of movies, but I think you'll be pleasantly surprised and inspired by his story. So please, join me today as we recognize a true American Hero, one who wasn't afraid to spill a little blood but at the same time was willing to sacrifice it all for what was right. And in the end, this integrity cost him his life. Also discussed are Bleeding Kansas, John Brown and the raid on Harpers Ferry, the Colorado gold rush, Tom Tobin and the murderous Espinosa brothers, the Cheyenne and Arapaho, and finally, the Sand Creek massacre.  Check out the website for more true tales from the Old West https://www.wildwestextra.com/ Email me! https://www.wildwestextra.com/contact/ Buy me a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wildwest Free Newsletter! https://wildwestjosh.substack.com/ Join Into History for ad-free and bonus content! https://intohistory.supercast.com/ Join Patreon for ad-free and bonus content! https://www.patreon.com/wildwestextra Silas Soule: A Short, Eventful Life of Moral Courage by Tom Bensing - https://a.co/d/6K9IyRh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Episode 115 of the Think UDL podcast: UDL at Scale with Tom Tobin. Thomas J. Tobin is a founding member of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Teaching, Learning and Mentoring as well as an author, speaker, and consultant on UDL, evaluating online teaching, copyright, academic integrity, and alt-ac careers (non-traditional and non-faculty career paths). Not only that, Tom is my long standing UDL friend whom I have already once interviewed in episode 3 of the Think UDL podcast. And he is back on the show again to move us far forward from that conversation way back in 2018. In fact, this conversation is about how to systematically implement UDL at scale. Tom has been doing a lot of research and work on how universities and systems can be successful in implementing UDL at large, not just in classrooms or in departments, and he has some sage advice and actual real evidence of what has already worked, and what we all might be able to do to accomplish this goal. It is an incredibly helpful and enlightening conversation based on so many conversations that Tom has had with UDL practitioners around the world! And let me also say now, too, that Tom says by the end of this episode that he wants to hear from you and your strategies and successes in implementing UDL at scale. So please look over the resources for this episode and reach out to Tom, too!

Felipe Espinosa and his newly recruited accomplice, 14 year old Julian, were in the midst of a killing spree when the army called in their most trusted tracker in 1863. We tell the story of Tom Tobin, a larger than life character, and how he put a stop to the Bloody Espinosas; and of course, there are disagreements on how exactly he did that.

Josh Luckens interviews Dr. Thomas J. Tobin, who discusses the power of “the big five: voice, choice, agency, safety, and belonging” in teaching and learning. Dr. Tobin is a specialist in Teaching, Learning, and Academic Technology at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He is a celebrated scholar and speaker on technology-mediated education and is the co-author of Reach Everyone, Teach Everyone: Universal Design for Learning in Higher Education.Dr. Tobin shares his belief that all learners are capable of transforming themselves with the right tools, time, and the space to imagine new possibilities in their lives. He offers strategies for meeting both students and faculty where they are and implementing evidence-based practices to support success in the classroom. Paraphrasing Dr. Tobin:The real joy of teaching is seeing your learners engage with problems, ideas, and concepts in ways that you might never have thought to do.People, groups, institutions, systems—they don't change unless they themselves perceive a need to do so. I've had far more success when I ask questions to allow people to identify their own challenges than just coming in with suggestions.It all goes back to motivation; unless you have a reason why you want to learn something, you don't learn it. And if you have a genuine reason to stick with a learning process, you'll stick with it way beyond what other people tell you to do. That's the kind of inspiration and engagement that we aspire to as learning designers.Additional resources:Dr. Tobin's website, thomasjtobin.com, featuring links to all of his publications and photographs of his fabulous handlebar mustacheChickering & Gamson's Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate Education: Resource guide from the University of FloridaCoLab Podcast Episode 7- Universal Design for LearningEditors: Megan Hamilton Giebert, Lorrie Weldon, and LaToya Hinton (March, 2023)

Today, we are joined by Dr. Tom Tobin! Tom is a founding member of the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring (CTLM) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, as well as an internationally recognized scholar, author, and speaker on quality in technology-mediated education—especially copyright, evaluation of teaching practice, academic integrity, and accessibility/universal design for learning. In this episode, Tom will share with us alternative paths for academics to take. If you are feeling stuck and burned out with your current career, this episode will guide for what to do next! We also dive into ways of earning extra income as well as focusing on your portfolio. Link to video interview Transcript Mentioned Links: Evaluating Online Teaching (2015) The Copyright Ninja (2017): U.S. • Canada Reach Everyone, Teach Everyone: Universal Design for Learning in Higher Education (2018) UDL for FET Practitioners: Guidance for Implementing Universal Design for Learning in Irish Further Education & Training (2021) InSight: A Journal of Scholarly Teaching Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration Ed Tech Magazine 2020 "Dean's List" of Higher Education Influencers 2022 SmarterServices Distance Education Leadership Award 2023 Eduflow Top 100 Learning Influencers Emilie Wapnick, How to Be Everything Sample: Logistics or How Much Do I Charge [PDF] Sample: Pre-Press - Chapter 21 -Working Up Internally or Moving Up by Moving On [PDF] You've Got This podcast (K Linder) DrKatieLinder.com Kevin Kelly (EDUCAUSE Profile) Going Alt-Ac: A Guide to Alternative Academic Careers (2020) LinkedIn • Twitter thomasjtobin.com Recommendations:

This month our podcast episode features two of our Men's Equip Leaders, Tom Tobin and JB Clarkson. Journey with them as they explore the second half of the Gospel of Matthew, and how it furthers our understanding of God's story of redemption."The book of Matthew begins and ends with the present reality of Immanuel, God with Us. It is bookended first with the infant Jesus arriving on the scene, and then closes with the resurrected Jesus declaring that He would be with us always till the end of the age. As we look at the life of Jesus between these two bookends, we get to see multiple portraits of our King, that really help us to flesh out the question, "Who is this Jesus?" JOIN US as we behold our King, and experience the wonder of God's plan through Jesus."Engage with the second half of Matthew by joining the corresponding Hillside 2023 Reading Plan by downloading your digital bookmark here!

Which is not to say it couldn't be better. Tom Tobin, friend of the pod and head of healthcare at Hedgeye, joins the Tuesday episode for a check-up on the industry Americans love to hate. Plus, Bradley picks the one important takeaway from the Kevin McCarthy circus.

Join Michael Edwards and Tom Tobin as they explore how the book of 2 Samuel advances God's Story of Redemption.In 2 Samuel, "the Lord enters into a covenant relationship with King David, making him the most prominent king of all time, the predecessor of the Messiah." (David Talley, The Story of the Old Testament) We see the excellency of God's character of faithfulness throughout this season in David's life - despite David's disobedience and sin, God remains faithful to His promise.Engage with the book of 2 Samuel by joining the corresponding Hillside 2022 Reading Plan by downloading your digital bookmark here!

Tom Tobin, president of ACB Diabetics, discusses the importance of accessibility features to make medical devices and applications usable by people who are blind and visually impaired. Share his journey from sighted to blind, from his dependence on others as a Type 1 diabetic trying to use totally inaccessible equipment in the 1990's to his far more independent life as a blind professional today. Discover how some insurance companies are beginning to cover devices with accessibility features for patients with vision loss; learn about ACB's work to require the inclusion of accessibility features in medical devices.

Tom Tobin, president of ACB Diabetics, discusses the importance of accessibility features to make medical devices and applications usable by people who are blind and visually impaired. Share his journey from sighted to blind, from his dependence on others as a Type 1 diabetic trying to use totally inaccessible equipment in the 1990's to his far more independent life as a blind professional today. Discover how some insurance companies are beginning to cover devices with accessibility features for patients with vision loss; learn about ACB's work to require the inclusion of accessibility features in medical devices.

2204 Accessibility of Medical Devices (Jan. 26, 2022) Show Notes In order for people to take charge of their health and manage certain medical conditions it is often important that medical monitoring devices be accessible to those who need them. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Tom Tobin and Jeff Bishop, who are both … Continue reading 2204 Accessibility of Medical Devices (Jan. 26, 2022) →

Episode Description On this week's episode of the ACB Advocacy Update, Swatha, ACB's Advocacy & Outreach Specialist, kicks off 2022 with Tom Tobin and Sheila Styron from ACB's Get Up and Get Moving Campaign with a discussion of plans and goals the committee has for the year ahead.

On this episode of the ACB Advocacy Update, Swatha and Clark participate in an ACB Community Event hosted by the Get Up and Get Moving Campaign and ACB Diabetics in Action. Hosted by ACBDA President, Tom Tobin, and ACBDA Advocacy Chair, Chris Gray, the program draws attention to the need for durable medical equipment to be made accessible and calls for our listeners, attendees, and members to contact their members of Congress in support of the Medical Device Nonvisual Accessibility Act of 2021, H.R. 4853. For more information about this legislation, please visit: https://acb.org/call-to-action-HR4853.

Episode Description On this episode of the ACB Advocacy Update, Clark and Swatha, along with guest Tom Tobin discuss the Medical Device Nonvisual Accessibility Act (H.R. 4853). We talk about how requiring medical device accessibility will enable people who are blind and experiencing vision loss to take control of their health. ACB urges all of our members and friends to contact their members of Congress in support of H.R. 4853.

Former trappers became scouts for the explorers, missionaries, surveyors, the army and wagon trains. Many were pathfinders who opened up the West, men like Jim Beckworth, Jim Baker, Jim Bridger, Tom Tobin and Kit Carson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode Description On this edition of the ACB Advocacy Update, Clark and Swatha highlight the Health & Wellness Track of programming at the 2021 ACB Conference and Convention. Integral to the Health and Wellness Track is the launch of the ACB Get Up & Get Moving campaign on Saturday, July 17. Joining us to discuss the Get Up & Get Moving campaign, and the plethora of sessions included in the Health and Wellness Track this year, are Tom Tobin, Chair of the Get Up & Get Moving Steering Committee, and Leslie Spoone and Terry Suarez, co-Chairs of the Get Up & Get Moving Public Awareness Committee. Registration for the ACB Conference and Convention re-opens on Wednesday, July 14. To join us and be a part of the conversation at this year's conference and convention, please visit: www.acbconvention.org.

When Felipe Espinosa and younger brother Vivian were feeling bloody, the bodies were sure to follow. And in the spring and summer of 1863, there was certainly no shortage of bodies. Some victims were shot at long distances while others were casualties of more close-in work with blade or axe. And most were mutilated; beheaded, disemboweled, desecrated or otherwise molested. After several failed attempts, the U.S. Army finally hired half-breed mountain man Tom Tobin to hunt down Felipe Espinosa. Tobin had been out west since he was a 14-year-old and had a unique set of skills that made him invaluable when it came to being a manhunter. Who were the Bloody Espinosa brothers? What caused their murderous tirade? Who was Tom Tobin and was he successful? My name's Josh and your listening to the Wild West Extravaganza! Check out my website for more true tales from the wild and woolly west! https://www.wildwestextra.com/ Email me!!! https://www.wildwestextra.com/contact/ Support the podcast!!! https://www.patreon.com/bloodybeaver Listen to my episode of Texas History Lessons!!!  https://www.texashistorylessons.com/jose-canales-and-the-texas-rangers-investigation-of-1919/ The Bloody Espinosas by Adam James Jones https://adamjamesjones.com/2010/12/14/the-real-story/ Out of Vengeance or Just Plain Madness, another great article by Adam James Jones https://www.historynet.com/vengeance-plain-madness-felipe-espinosa-led-murder-spree.htm

Is it possible that we could come out of Covid and into a golden age of healthcare? It all depends, Tom Tobin of Hedgeye tells Bradley, on technologies like telemedicine and the ability of consumers to seize control.

Keith Adamson is an executive coach and mentor with more than 20 years of successful experience as Chief Operating Officer for Fit For Work, a company that he and Tom Tobin co-founded in 1998. Keith is currently living a “Repurposed Life” and started Resilere Coaching, LLC in 2019. A strong believer in awakening what is possible in others, Keith provides coaching and mentoring services with a strong emphasis on the Purpose Clarity Program and Leadership Development. Keith is passionate about serving as a volunteer for the Kairos Prison Ministry program in South Texas. He loves spending time with his wife Olivia, and family (including two granddaughters), not to mention his 10-month old Vizsla puppy named Eli. If you have any feedback or qeustions about the podcast, or have a great leadership story to share and would like to be a guest, drop us a line at info@edwardsgroup.tx.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twoguysonstuff/message

Welcome to Episode 60 of the Think UDL podcast: Researching Accidental UDL with Kirsten Behling. Kirsten Behling is the author, along with Tom Tobin, of Reach Everyone, Teach Everyone: UDL in Higher Education, which is the book I recommend most to anyone who is interested in UDL in higher ed. She is also the Associate Dean of StAAR which stands for Student Accessibility and Academic Resources at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts. In today's podcast, Kirsten and I discuss the research project she has undertaken since the pandemic began when university classes switched to a predominantly online format. Along with her co-researchers Kate Pillette, a School Psychologist and Learning Specialist at Tufts University, and Lisa Bibeau, the Assistant Dean for Disability Services at Salem State. Kirsten has been looking for and has found many examples of instructors implementing Universal Design for Learning principles in their rapid switch to online, and she has asked instructors to reflect on their teaching during this time. Through this, she has uncovered what she calls “Accidental UDL” when instructors have implemented strategies that have proved helpful, accessible, clear, and perhaps altogether revolutionary in the midst of this transition that, whether they knew it or not initially, incorporated or exemplified Universal Design for Learning principles. What a great idea to highlight the bright spots during a particularly trying time for college teaching! Kirsten has graciously provided a chart resource and her article “Finding a silver lining in the rapid movement to online learning: Considerations of access for all learners” if you'd like to know more or if you are interested in trying to do something like this on your campus. You'll find both the chart and article on the ThinkUDL.org webpage under Episode 60's resources. Thank you for joining me in this conversation today with Kirsten Behling on Accidental UDL!

In the 2nd of a two-part episode, get to know Tom Tobin as he walks through his stuff. Tom is an executive, entrepreneur, husband, father, and Realtor sharing his leadership stuff. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twoguysonstuff/message

In this episode, get to know Michael Edwards as we begin our journey known as Two Guys on stuff. Values-based, purpose-driven leadership will transform you, your organization, and the world. Join Michael Edwards and Tom Tobin, two executives, entrepreneurs, and great friends, every Tuesday as they share stories about their leadership journey. Learn from leadership experts and entrepreneurs as they share their experiences learned along the way. Join us and begin charting your own journey today. Special thanks for Nick at V/O 21 Media for the amazing into and outro. Visit vo21media.com to check out their portfolio! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twoguysonstuff/message

Visit Hedgeye.com to get our best deal we offer all year on our Black Friday special sale! Hurry, it ends Nov. 30.**This webcast originally aired on November 12, 2020**Join veteran Hedgeye Healthcare analyst Tom Tobin for a deep-dive, under-the-hood look at Healthcare stocks, including a sneak peek at his Best Idea long and short list. CEO Keith McCullough joins Tom to provide additional "Macro Overlay" to the Healthcare stock outlook.

This month we bring you Tom Tobin; and Ann Williams. They participated in creating a standard for developing durable medical equipment. Ann Williams is a diabetic educator and can also talk about the value of using educators in your local area.# Episode Notes Notes go here

Connect with Lindsay, Derek, Katie, and other like-minded edupreneurs in the Teachers' Lounge on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teacherslounging/ Share the show with others by telling them to go to wealthyteachers.com About Katie: Dr. Katie Linder is an avid writer and researcher with a passion for process and peeking behind the scenes at what it takes to be a successful academic. She is a podcaster, course creator, ICF-certified executive coach, author, and speaker. Katie’s most recent book is Managing Your Professional Identity Online: A Guide for Faculty, Staff, and Administrators. Her next book, Going Alt-Ac: A Guide to Alternative Academic Careers (co-authored with Tom Tobin and Kevin Kelly) releases in January 2020. Website - https://katielinder.workInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/katie_linder/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/Katie__Linder LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-linder-869ba56/ Links mentioned in the episode: https://www.coachtrainingedu.com/ https://wanderingaimfully.com/ https://www.drkatielinder.com/podcasts/

We interview the co-founders of Fit For Work, Keith Adamson and Tom Tobin, and found out how we these two men were inspired and directed to keep employees from becoming patients. They share their insights on what they set to accomplish and also words of wisdom that they hope will continue to embraced by Fit For Work.

After what many saw as a too short summer break, Florida students are about to head back to classes. They'll find new security measures, programs and services when they arrive. Reporter Jeff Solochek and editor Tom Tobin discuss start times, teacher vacancies, water woes and more as 2018-19 approaches. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Healthcare is complicated. We talk about trying to rebuild it, make a more patient-centric environment, do more with value based care, improve outcomes, make sustainable business, get to a world of interoperability...and more. With all of those conversations going on, we decided it would be good to step back and look at the macro view of the current healthcare landscape today. Money and politics ultimately dictate a lot of where we can go with so much of what we talk about on the podcast, from health entrepreneurship to healthcare technology to how the healthcare system can better engage patients and improve outcomes. Here, Emily Evans and Tom Tobin of Hedgeye Risk Management give an overview of the current healthcare policy and economics to help us understand what we're up against.

With five weeks left before the Florida legislative session ends, reporter Jeff Solochek and editor Tom Tobin explore a bill aimed at tighter turnarounds for troubled schools, a big disagreement over property taxes and a local mixup that has some people talking about whether we still need to have valedictorians and salutatorians. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike Rinder voices new anecdotes and looks ahead to 2016.It was interesting to digest the concept in law of "Libel proof." Their reputation is so bad, that they can't be libelled.It would be like ISIS complaining that we were disparaging them.Mike Rinder rarely talks about the assault and battery. In this video he shares with us body assault while on the phone with Tom Tobin and Joe Childs of the Tampa bay Times.

Join us on Tek Talk, as we explore the world of Diabetes. One of the fastest growing affiliates for The American Council Of The Blind is ACBDA, ACB Diabetics in Action. Several of their members will be with us to talk about their presentations during the Convention. Join Jeff Bishop, Randy Knapp, Danette Dixon, Becky Dunkerson, Tom Tobin, and Larry Gassman. Topics for discussion during this Diabetes 101 seminar include: Thriving and Living with Diabetes , Diabetes and Nutrition 101. Current nutrition trends their impact on diabetes, challenges to healthy eating, sick days, holidays, traveling and dining out. Tips for healthy grocery shopping and meal planning. Diabetes and Fitness 101 Join us to learn about the importance of exercise and how it plays a role with managing diabetes. The plan is to cover the differences between an active and inactive person. Diabetes and Advocacy 101 Learn what ACB and ACBDA are doing to promote advocacy in affordable medication and accessible durable medical equipment for those with diabetes. Also learn more information about advocating for yourself and being your advocate with your medical team. Living life to the fullest with Diabetes Panelists: Elizabeth Oleksa, Randy Knapp, Jeff Bishop, Larry Gassman ACBDA has several members who will serve on a panel sharing more about life with diabetes and things they have found to be helpful in their journey. Presenter Contact info: To contact or join ACBDA, send an e-mail to: ACBDAORG@gmail.com