GL Ackerman

Ctrl+Classroom

Education EN ↓ 93 episodes

A podcast about information technology, curriculum, teaching, students, teachers, and the space where it all comes together.

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Author

GL Ackerman

Category

Education

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Oct 27, 2026

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Episodes

On Grading on 100-Point Scales 13.06.2026

A brief AI-generated post based on a human-composed blog post: On Grading on 100-Point Scales

Bridging the Gap Between IT and Education Systems 10.06.2026

A brief episode based on a human-composed blog post: Bridging the Gap Between IT and Education Systems

Everett Rogers’ Diffusion of Innovations Theory: A Comprehensive Overview 10.06.2026

A brief episode: Everett Rogers’ Diffusion of Innovations Theory: A Comprehensive Overview

The Linux Operating System 01.06.2026

A brief AI-generated episode based on a human-composed blog post: The Linux Operating System

The Paradox of Moving Golas 01.06.2026

A brief AI-generated episode based on a human-composed blog post: The Paradox of Moving Goals

Configuration Matters with School IT 30.05.2026

A brief AI-generated episode based on a human-composed blog post: Configuration Matters with School IT

Thoughts on Schools 19.05.2026

A brief AI-generated created post based on a human-composed blog post: Thoughts on Schools

Layers of Educational Technology 19.05.2026

A brief AI-created episode based on a human-composed blog post: Layers of Educational Technology

On Extended Minds 17.05.2026

A brief episode based on a blog post: On Extended Minds

Electronic Portfolios: The Role of the Creator 11.05.2026

An AI-created brief post based on a human-composed blog post Electronic Portfolios: The Role of the Creator

On Not Being Taught How to Teach 11.05.2026

A brief AI-generated episode based on a human-composed blog post: On Not Being Taught How to Teach

Does #edtech Benefit Students? 09.05.2026

An AI-created brief episode based on a a human-composed blog post: Does #edtech Benefit Students?

A Challenge for Rural #edtech Leaders 09.05.2026

A brief AI0generated episode based on a human-composed blog post: A Challenge for Rural #edtech Leaders

On Information 03.05.2026

A brief episode based on a blog post: On Information

On Technology-Rich Schools 03.05.2026

A brief post based on a. blog post: On Technology-Rich Schools

A Privacy Story 28.04.2026

A brief episode based on a blog post: A Privacy Story

An #edtech Problem No One Talks About 27.04.2026

A brief episode about a gap in school IT leadership An #edtech Problem No One Talks About

An Observation of School IT 20.04.2026

A brief episode based on a blog post on why corporate IT strategies often fail in schools: An Observation of IT in Schools

IT Goals in Schools 19.04.2026

a brief episode describing IT goals and schools IT Goals in Schools

Is It an Innovation? 11.04.2026

A brief episode based on a blog post: Is It an Innovation?

Generative AI: We Are Getting What We Asked For 11.04.2026

A brief post based on a blog post: Generative AI: We Are Getting What We Asked For

Inquiry and Authentic Assessment 05.04.2026

a biref episode based on a blog post Inquiry and Authentic Assessment

Assistive Technologies and Accessibility in School IT Support 05.04.2026

A brief episide based on a blog post: Assistive Technologies & Accessibility

Understanding Scareware: How Fear Becomes a Cybersecurity Weapon 05.04.2026

a brief post on scareware

On "Teaching Computers" 31.03.2026

A brief episode on how we support teachers: On "Teaching Computers"

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