In this podcast we'll hear from members about how they are implementing Education 4.0 technologies including their challenges, successes, and where they had to re-assess.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 18 hours 49 minutes
episode 22: Can edtech be eco-friendly?
Rob Blagden, director of libraries, technology and information at the University of Gloucestershire, joins us to talk all about the environmental impact of universities, and what can be done to address the climate emergency. You’ll hear all about...
episode 21: Inclusive teaching and engaging students through the chat panel
This week we’re joined by the fantastic Miranda Melcher, a teacher, researcher, author, and a fellow of the higher education academy. Miranda is currently completing her PhD on post-conflict military reconstruction at King’s College London’s...
episode 20: The importance of continuous professional development (CPD)
, senior lecturer in economics at , joins us to talk all about the importance of continuous professional development (CPD). An Associate Member of the , she also holds an impressive list of qualifications from around the world. To share the varied...
episode 19: Preparing students with autism for the workplace
This week’s episode is all about teaching students on the autism spectrum, with the incredibly inspirational and creative Charlotte Judd, from . Weston Bay is the only residential autism training environment in the UK, and Charlotte paints a...
episode 18: Diversity, equity, and inclusion - encouraging difficult conversations
In this episode, we were joined by Keith W McIntosh, vice president for information services and CIO at the University of Richmond who is a keynote speaker at this year's Digifest. Coding graphic with text on top that says beyond the technology, the...
episode 17: What next for accessible technology?
In this episode we chat with Simon Hayhoe, speaker and author of six books on disability and the arts. His work is the subject of many international academic courses, and his specialisms are impressive and varied, from culture to disability,...
episode 16: Chatbots and the student experience
Back in November 2020, we chatted to , e-learning manager at , where they’ve created a personalised learning bot for GCSE Maths and English. Hannah runs through how the bot can be used by students, how it’s programmed by staff, and how it can be...
episode 15: How can structure help student wellbeing?
Our guest for this episode is Professor Parama Chaudhury, professor in the department of economics at University College London. Edtech fanatic, and departmental e-learning champion, Parama’s enthusiasm about using technology to support teaching and...
episode 14: Why wellbeing is so important, a student's story
This week we speak to , all about student mental health. Hayley is an award winning international speaker, author and change agent, who speaks openly about her struggles with mental health as a student, and how best to support students who need help.
episode 13: Teaching students in a virtual world
In this episode we go on a guided tour of a virtual world for students, created by , an international officer from . Itzel’s students use the bespoke online environment to benefit both their education and mental wellbeing. The platform is complete...