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Tim VanNorman & Brent Warner

The Higher EdTech Podcast

Instructional Technologist Tim VanNorman and Professor Brent Warner work through the ins and outs of technology integration in Higher Education. The show focuses on best classroom practices for instructors in face-to-face, hybrid, and online courses. You'll hear about tools and tips that help you gain a broader understanding of the tech your students are using and expecting, and you'll hear interviews with peers and colleagues that are implementing educational technology in innovative and engaging ways.

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Auteur

Tim VanNorman & Brent Warner

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Education

Site du podcast

thehigheredtechpodcast.com

Dernier épisode

5 nov. 2026

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S8 E07: District Enterprise Systems and the CCC Digital Center w Gerlie Jeltema pt 2 05.11.2026

Tim & Brent continue the conversation with Gerlie Jeltema, Director of IT Enterprise Systems at South Orange County Community College District to talk about how the district works to make decisions that impact all employees and students, as well as what's happening at the CCC Digital Center. For many instructors and classified staff, this is a rare look at what's happening at higher levels and how...

S8E06 - District Enterprise Systems and the CCC Digital Center w Gerlie Jeltema pt 1 29.10.2026

Tim & Brent sit down with Gerlie Jeltema, Director of IT Enterprise Systems at South Orange County Community College District to talk about how the district works to make decisions that impact all employees and students, as well as what's happening at the CCC Digital Center. For many instructors and classified staff, this is a rare look at what's happening at higher levels and how decisions are ma...

S8E05 - What Do We Do About Meta Glasses on Campus? 15.10.2026

Wearables glasses that can watch and listen to you without your consent at any time are here, and the biggest of them is Meta's glasses. The implications are huge, and more conversations need to be opened up around campus to better address the potential issues. Tim and Brent are looking into it with some suggestions and things to consider. Show Notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S8E04 - A Look at Claude 01.10.2026

Tim and Brent discuss Claude and why it's become so popular with academics and coders. While all AI tools compete with each other, each has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, and Claude is no exception. Listen in to hear the pros and the cons and see if Claude fits in with your needs. Show Notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S8E03 - Google Search vs Gemini vs Gems vs Notebook 17.09.2026

Google has so many AI tools it's hard to know which to use for what. If you've been looking for a little clarity on best use cases for each of the major tools, tune in to see how Brent and Tim are approaching these overlapping resources. Show notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com      

S8E02 - What's New with Zoom - Fall 2026 03.09.2026

Zoom made a ton of updates over the summer and it's hard to keep up with all of them. Tim and Brent share out some of the major functional changes that affect our daily use as educators.  Show Notes: https://www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S8E01 - The Chancellor's Innovators Program 13.08.2026

We're back in the new school year and to kick things off Brent and Tim are discussing how community college faculty, staff, and admin are building macro-level AI bots to help improve workflows and help students. The state chancellor's office worked with Playlab this summer and scope of projects was impressive. Listen in as Brent and Tim share some of the projects people worked on and how you can u...

S7E20 - Summer 26 Predictions and Plans 21.05.2026

Times are changing fast! Some things are only bits we can guess at, and others are things we can plan for. We're looking at some future predictions and plans as we step into our summer break for the last episode of the season. Listen in for some ideas about how to think about tech and prepare for the fall without overwhelming ourselves. Show notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E19 - Cyber Attacks! 07.05.2026

What happens when there's a cybersecurity breach in your LMS? Is there anything the average faculty or staff can do when it happens? Brent & Tim discuss it all in the wake of cybersecurity breakdowns across academia. Show Notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E18 - What is Vibe Coding? 23.04.2026

In the last episode we talked about some of the possibilities of gamification in the world of AI , but a lot of people aren't aware that you can build a lot of these ideas with some vibe coding. Vibe coding is a term that picked up some steam last year, but not everybody is aware of it or what it can mean for them in the classroom. Tim and Brent look at what it is, some ideas on what you might be...

S7E17 - Can AI Make Gamification a Reality? 02.04.2026

As AI starts to make a lot of complicated coding a lot easier, Tim & Brent look at the possibilities of custom-building fully gamified classrooms and what it might look like. Tune in for some big-concept talks around ways to potentially convert dry and traditional course structuring into engaging platforms with gaming mechanics embedded in. Show notes at www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E16 - Title II ADA Compliance 19.03.2026

You may have heard that you need to be in compliance with Title II ADA regulations by April 24, but it's not as straighforward NOR as overwhelming as it might seem at first glance. Tim & Brent go over the timing, the expectations, and some tips to get you on your way toward better compliance. Show notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E15 - Nick Wilkening, Director of Technology Services, Spring 26 05.03.2026

Nick Wilkening, Irvine Valley College's Director of Technology Services, returns for his annual updates on what's happening with Technology Services at IVC. Whether you're at IVC or listening in from another institution, it's always worth hearing what's happening and how things work from the tech team on campus. Nick shares insights on organizational restructuring, changes to telephone services to...

S7E14 - Keystroke Showdown: Draftback, Revision History, and Process Feedback 20.02.2026

Rather than using unreliable AI Detectors, consider using a tool that helps visualize and review the writing process to help your students understand what's happening in their writing. Tim & Brent talk about some of the most popular choices out there and break down the differences between these tools. Show notes at www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E13 - How to Deal with Fraudulent Enrollments 05.02.2026

Fake students are a frustrating problem that a lot of teachers have to deal with, especially in online classes, but don't get a lot of support on how to do so. Tim & Brent break down some of the issues and offer some suggestions on recognizing and dealing with them.  Show notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E12 - The Opposite of Cheating with Dr. Tricia Bertram Gallant 22.01.2026

Tim and Brent sit down with Tricia Bertram Gallant to talk about ideas around Academic Integrity as it goes through a new round of concerns and frustrations in the age of AI. Listen in as Dr. Bertram Gallant shares philosophical and practical approaches to dealing with the problems we're all facing.  For those at IVC, this episode serves as a launching point for our AI Task Force Spring 2026 book...

S7E11 - Approaching Agentic AI with Rick Miranda, IVC's Vice President of Instruction 08.01.2026

To kick of 2026, we sit down with Irvine Valley College's Vice President of Instruction, Rick Miranda to talk about approaching the conversation around Agentic AI and his broader vision for tech in the future of higher education.  We often talk about the teacher's perspective, but today we get to dig into the thinking of administration. Tune in to think about alternative approaches to these tricky...

S7E10 - NotebookLM in Higher Ed 18.12.2025

If you've been hearing about NotebookLM, but haven't explored what it has to offer, Tim & Brent discuss what it is, how it's different than other AI Chatbots, and some ideas on how you can use it in your classrooms and institutions.  There's a lot to explore here, so listen in and then crack open your own account to see if NotebookLM is a fit for you. Shownotes at www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E09 - 2025 Gift Guide for Techie Teachers 04.12.2025

Every year Tim and Brent dig into some possible gifts for the techie teacher in your life. Whether you're looking to treat yourself, or just can't find something that will make the teacher in your life a little happier, we've got some ideas for you to check out. Listen in to hear the suggestions and thoughts about how teachers might use them. Show notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E08 - What Can Google Do to Protect Education? 20.11.2025

Companies like Google, Microsoft, Canvas, and many more have positioned themselves as solutions to education problems, but they're making very few moves to protect what we know about the learning process? It wouldn't be hard for them to make things work in much more pedagogically sound ways, but they seem to be uninterested in doing much beyond the status quo. In this episode, Tim and Brent discus...

S7E7 - When the Cloud Crashes: Teaching Through Tech Outages 06.11.2025

Millions of people, including teachers and students, were affected by the recent outage of AWS as it took almost all EdTech, including Canvas, out of commission. While we may not collectively learn not to put all of our eggs in one basket, we can individually prepare ourselves for when this (inevitably) happens again. Listen in for ideas on how to deal with tech outages. Show Notes: www. TheHigher...

S7E6 - What's New in Zoom? (Fall 2025 Edition) 23.10.2025

It's been a while since we've looked at Zoom updates, and there have been a LOT recently! If you've gotten into a rut with the ways you use Zoom, listen in to hear some of the new features that might be useful for you and your students or colleagues! Show notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E05 - Browser Bots are Doing the Homework 02.10.2025

Agentic AI is coming hard-baked into browsers, and it's absolutely frictionless to have it complete homework. Brent & Tim discuss Google's (NOT paused) Homework Helper and Perplexity's Comet browser as examples of ways AI companies are proactively dismantling the learning process while claiming to support students.  This is a bit of a dark one, but we've got to discuss these things. Show notes: ww...

S7E04 - AI Announcements in the California Community Colleges 18.09.2025

There are a lot of initiatives happening in California and the California Community Colleges have cannonballed into the pool with summits, initiatives, and partnerships all over the place. Tim & Brent discuss the most recent announcements and what they might mean for faculty, staff, and admin up and down the state. Show notes at www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

S7E03 - Planning for Transitions 04.09.2025

Tim and Brent zoom out a bit to look at some of the things you might consider when making a transition. Tim shares some of his approaches to moving into management and the areas he had to consider as he made the change, and the parallels to teaching new classes or working with new groups of students. Show notes: www. TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com  

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