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#163 – Steve Wheeler, Author, Digital Learning in Organisations
Podcast chat with Steve Wheeler, Author, Digital Learning in Organisations
#162 – Competency-Based Education in China
In this week’s episode, we travel nearly 5000 miles from the UK to China, to talk about increasing interest in competency based education. Plus, a listener news item on a new partnership on UK Maths Edtech.
#161 – Richard Price, Learning Technologies Advisor, NHS Health Education England
This week I speak to Richard Price, Learning Technologies Advisor, NHS Health Education England about preparing the healthcare workforce to deliver the digital future, how to communicate training objectives across an enormous and diverse workforce, and how to assess new technologies and their impact on learning.
#160 – Geographic Lotteries of Learning
Thank you for being patient as we took a break over the Summer and prepared for our next season. This week we throwback to a second recording from this year’s WISE Summit in Paris. In this episode you’ll hear from two speakers on the topic of the future of learning, Heidi Harju-Luukkainen, Professor, Nord University and Angel Investor, Khaled Helioui. We look at the impact of genetic disposition and geographic lotteries on learning, on the double edged sword of international rankings, and the problem with coercion as the basis of learning. We explore how to measure impact without creating norms and exclusivity.
#159 – How to develop the team who will deliver change
In this episode, we’re travelling back to (the) Future Edtech conference where a panel of Higher Education leaders discuss how to develop the team that delivers change in the context of institutional capability and leadership development for the “21st Century University”.
Coming soon…The Voctech Podcast (series trailer) 👏
Listen in and get a feel for The Voctech Podcast, a new show from the makers of The Edtech Podcast, supported by Ufi Charitable Trust & Ufi Ventures.
#158 – Pioneers and Settlers
This week we ask “who can help embed new technologies and working practices?” as we look at the pioneers and settlers needed to create change in education.
#156 – The Personal Curriculum
Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn – and now Google Podcasts! What’s in this episode? Welcome to episode five of the Education 4.0 series co-curated with our friends at Jisc, looking at the changing world of education in the fourth industrial era. This week’s episode is all about the personal curriculum. We explore what the personal curriculum might mean in […]
#157 – The Emergence of The European EdTech Network (EETN)
This week we share recordings made live at the launch of the European Edtech Network during London Edtech Week. Plus, ALT school, and listener messages.
#156 – The Personal Curriculum
We think about what a personal curriculum was like that embraced individual motivation factors, but wasn’t isolating, by speaking to chatbot developers, University GPs, mentor networks & a student set ten years in the future. Plus, Chris Skidmore MP, Minister of State for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation here in England, drops us a listener voicemail.