Digication

Digication Scholars Conversations

Digication Scholars Conversations...

Author

Digication

Category

Education

Podcast website

podcast.digication.com

Latest episode

Mar 12, 2025

Where to listen?

Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soon

Podcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts

Get it on Google Play Install for free Android almost 10M downloads · 4.8 rating iOS soon

Episodes

S2 E17 - How Devotion to Active Reflection Makes Learning Happen at Oxford College (Part 1) - Jill Petersen Adams 29.12.2021

In this Digication Scholars Conversation, Jill Petersen Adams describes her multifaceted role at Oxford College of Emory University as “Part professor, part travel agent.” Jill is a Senior Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Studies and Director of Global Learning and Undergraduate Research Studies - a role that includes teaching students, as well as overseeing experiential learning programs such as com...

S2 E16 - From Navy Submarine to Community College Dean: Decisive Leadership at Three Rivers (Part 2) - Kem Barfield 22.12.2021

During his time as a Navy Submariner, Kem Barfield learned many valuable lessons about leadership and problem solving. Now, in his role as Dean of Academic and Student Affairs at Three Rivers Community College, he regularly calls upon the steady sense of resolve gained during his Naval experience in order to overcome the inherent challenges of educating and supporting students at a community colle...

S2 E15 - From Navy Submarine to Community College Dean: Decisive Leadership at Three Rivers (Part 1) - Kem Barfield 15.12.2021

Episode Notes: The book mentioned in the episode, Transforming Digital Learning and Assessment , can be found here: https://styluspub.presswarehouse.com/browse/book/9781620369876/Transforming-Digital-Learning-and-Assessment

S2 E14 - Using Design Thinking to Create a Diverse and Curious Student Body (Part 2) - Murillo Soranso 08.12.2021

Episode Notes: The book Murillo mentions at 27:50, Let's Talk About Hard Things by Anna Sale can be found here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/55710579-let-s-talk-about-hard-things

S2 E13 - Using Design Thinking to Create a Diverse and Curious Student Body (Part 1) - Murillo Soranso 01.12.2021
S2 E12 - Preparing Students to Take On Tomorrow's Wicked Problems (Part 2) - Paul Hanstedt 24.11.2021

Episode Notes: Paul's book, Creating Wicked Students: Designing Courses for a Complex World can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Creating-Wicked-Students-Designing-Courses/dp/1620366975

S2 E11 - Preparing Your Students to Take On Tomorrow's Wicked Problems (Part 1) - Paul Hanstedt 17.11.2021

Episode Notes: Paul's book,  Creating Wicked Students: Designing Courses for a Complex World can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Creating-Wicked-Students-Designing-Courses/dp/1620366975

S2 E10 - How Oxford College Confronts the Past to Build a Better Future Through Antiracist Curriculum (Part 2) - Peter McLellan 10.11.2021

Peter McLellan joins host Jeff Yan to discuss his experiences leading the ePortfolio program at Oxford College of Emory University. Early in the conversation, Peter shares an explanation of his primary research interest, the field of Hauntology: “How do people that we don’t see, or people from the past . . . impact us in the present and make demands on us, oftentimes demands for justice, to create...

S2 E09 - How Oxford College Confronts the Past to Build a Better Future Through Antiracist Curriculum (Part 1) - Peter McLellan 03.11.2021

Peter McLellan joins host Jeff Yan to discuss his experiences leading the ePortfolio program at Oxford College of Emory University. Early in the conversation, Peter shares an explanation of his primary research interest, the field of Hauntology: “How do people that we don’t see, or people from the past . . . impact us in the present and make demands on us, oftentimes demands for justice, to create...

S2 E08 - Creating a Culture of Confidence and Connection at Boston University (Part 2) - Natalie McKnight 27.10.2021

In this wide-ranging Digication Scholars Conversation, Boston University’s Natalie McKnight and host Jeff Yan cover a number of topics, starting with how the meaning of “culture” on campus has evolved over time, and the role that Natalie plays in creating and maintaining campus culture and values in her role as Dean in the College of General Studies. In offering a definition of General Studies, Na...

S2 E07 - Creating a Culture of Confidence and Connection at Boston University (Part 1) - Natalie McKnight 20.10.2021

In this wide-ranging Digication Scholars Conversation, Boston University’s Natalie McKnight and host Jeff Yan cover a number of topics, starting with how the meaning of “culture” on campus has evolved over time, and the role that Natalie plays in creating and maintaining campus culture and values in her role as Dean in the College of General Studies. In offering a definition of General Studies, Na...

S2 E06 - The Dance of Your Life Story: The Urgent Need For Arts Education and Advocacy (Part 2) - Jill Flanders Crosby 13.10.2021

Episode Notes: More information about Jill's book, Situated Narratives and Sacred Dance: Performing the Entangled Histories of Cuba and West Africa can be found here: https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/academics/college-of-arts-and-sciences/departments/theatre-and-dance/secrets-under-the-skin/ The public ePortfolios of Jill's students which are mentioned during the conversation are listed below: Kavya Bha...

S2 E05 - The Dance of Your Life Story: The Urgent Need For Arts Education and Advocacy (Part 1) - Jill Flanders Crosby 06.10.2021

Episode Notes: More information about Jill's book, Situated Narratives and Sacred Dance: Performing the Entangled Histories of Cuba and West Africa can be found here: https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/academics/college-of-arts-and-sciences/departments/theatre-and-dance/secrets-under-the-skin/ The public ePortfolios of Jill's students which are mentioned during the conversation are listed below: Kavya Bha...

S2 E04 - Changing the World by Giving Students the Freedom to Learn and Explore (Part 2) - Brody Tate 29.09.2021

As the Learning Portfolio Program Manager at Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois, Brody Tate oversees 55 portfolio programs, comprising roughly 10,000 active users per semester. In this Digication Scholars Conversation, Brody details how he manages this enormous responsibility by working face to face with faculty and department chairs to develop programs that run efficiently and smoothly. Brody...

S2 E03 - Changing the World by Giving Students the Freedom to Learn and Explore (Part 1) - Brody Tate 22.09.2021

As the Learning Portfolio Program Manager at Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois, Brody Tate oversees 55 portfolio programs, comprising roughly 10,000 active users per semester. In this Digication Scholars Conversation, Brody details how he manages this enormous responsibility by working face to face with faculty and department chairs to develop programs that run efficiently and smoothly. Brody...

S2 E02 - Building Sustainable LGBTQ+ Peer-Mentoring During COVID: A Vision Several Years in the Making (Part 2) - Sam Ascencio 15.09.2021

Episode Notes: Learn more about John Jay Q'Onnections in the Q'Onnections ePortfolio

S2 E01 - Building Sustainable LGBTQ+ Peer-Mentoring During COVID: A Vision Several Years in the Making (Part 1) - Sam Ascencio 08.09.2021

Episode Notes: Learn more about John Jay Q'Onnections in the Q'Onnections ePortfolio

S1 E34 - A Living, Breathing Space for Stories that Wonder, Stories that Matter - J. Elizabeth Clark 23.06.2021

Episode Notes During the conversation with Liz Clark, a book was referenced but at that time the title could not be recalled. The book is Earl Swift's Chesapeake Requiem: A Year with the Watermen of Vanishing Tangier Island. Additional resources recommended by Liz include: Kale Williams: The Loneliest Polar Bear Ian Urbina's The Outlaw Ocean: Journeys Across the Last Untamed Frontier Jeff Goodell'...

S1 E33 - A Living, Breathing Space for Stories that Wonder, Stories that Matter - J. Elizabeth Clark 16.06.2021

Episode Notes: During the conversation with Liz Clark, a book was referenced but at that time the title could not be recalled. The book is Earl Swift's Chesapeake Requiem: A Year with the Watermen of Vanishing Tangier Island. Additional resources recommended by Liz include: Kale Williams: The Loneliest Polar Bear Ian Urbina's The Outlaw Ocean: Journeys Across the Last Untamed Frontier Jeff Goodell...

S1 E32 - Portfolios at Polaris K-12 Celebrate Learning, Character, and Goal Setting (Part 2) - Carol Bartholomew 09.06.2021

Carol Bartholomew, the Principal of Polaris K-12, has served as an administrator of the school since 2010 and celebrated her 36th year in education in 2021. In our conversation, Carol explains that she has always taught a little outside of the box, but provided developmentally appropriate practices for the students she taught. She goes on to explain that “Polaris K-12 is an evolving program that c...

S1 E31 - Portfolios at Polaris K-12 Celebrate Learning, Character, and Goal Setting (Part 1) - Carol Bartholomew 02.06.2021

Carol Bartholomew, the Principal of Polaris K-12, has served as an administrator of the school since 2010 and celebrated her 36th year in education in 2021. In our conversation, Carol explains that she has always taught a little outside of the box, but provided developmentally appropriate practices for the students she taught. She goes on to explain that “Polaris K-12 is an evolving program that c...

S1 E30 - Students Feel It's Important to Show Who They Authentically Are (Part 2) - Sally Fortenberry 26.05.2021

Sally Fortenberry, Associate Professor of Fashion Merchandising and Director of Center for Merchandising Education and Research at Texas Christian University, has a career in academia spanning multiple decades. In our conversation Sally shares how fashion merchandising students use portfolios to show a full range of skills including apparel construction, product development, wholesale buying and c...

S1 E29 - Students Feel It's Important to Show Who They Authentically Are (Part 1) - Sally Fortenberry 19.05.2021

Sally Fortenberry, Associate Professor of Fashion Merchandising and Director of Center for Merchandising Education and Research at Texas Christian University, has a career in academia spanning multiple decades. In our conversation Sally shares how fashion merchandising students use portfolios to show a full range of skills including apparel construction, product development, wholesale buying and c...

S1 E28 - A Legacy of Bridging College Life to the Real World with ePortfolios - Gillian Hannum 12.05.2021

Episode Notes: More information about the ATLAS Program can be found here: https://www.mville.edu/programs/atlas... ​  Tyler Sinclair's ePortfolio can be found here: https://mville.digication.com/tyler-sinclair-professional-eportfolio/home-1

S1 E27 - A Legacy of Bridging College Life to the Real World with ePortfolios (Part 1) - Gillian Hannum 05.05.2021

Episode Notes: More information about the ATLAS Program can be found here: https://www.mville.edu/programs/atlas-program  

Listen to the Digication Scholars Conversations podcast in Replaio

Radio and podcasts in one app - free, with no sign-up. Install today and do not miss the launch

Get it on Google Play

Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.