Gabriel Carrillo

EdTech Bites Podcast

EdTech Bites is a Podcast about all things EdTech and Food hosted by Gabriel Carrillo. He interviews teachers, leaders, and innovators to discuss the latest trends in educational technology. Many times, while sharing a meal together. So subscribe, tell a friend or colleague, and remember that great conversations happen when we break bread with great people. Buen Provecho!

Author

Gabriel Carrillo

Category

Education

Podcast website

edtechbites.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Ep. 54: Kroe, The Interactive Class, And Potato Skins 28.01.2020

In this episode, I chat with Kristin and Joe Merrill, coauthors of The Interactive Class: Using Technology to Make Learning More Relevant and Engaging in the Elementary Classroom . We chat about their experience in education, how the book came to be, how they manage to keep it all together, and potato skins! It's a great conversation and if you haven't already done so, pick up a copy of their book...

Ep. 53: Eujon And Coaching As A Tech Director 14.01.2020

In this special FETC featured presenter episode, I chat with Eujon Anderson to discuss how he coaches as a tech director. He has an interesting take on coaching which is "Act like an admin, think like a teacher." He gives great advice for anyone looking to be a better leader. Buen provecho!

Ep. 52: Changes For 2020 And Garlic Noodles With Jumbo Shrimp 08.01.2020

Happy New Year and welcome to 2020! In this solo episode I chat about what changes I'm making for 2020 and ask the listeners some questions about how to go about making change. This is a 10 minute episode that is easy to digest (no pun intended) but will make you think about what to change about yourself in 2020. In addition, I chow down on some garlic noodles with jumbo shrimp. The full recipe wi...

Ep. 51: Brianna, Coaching, FETC, and Texas Tacos 17.12.2019

In this episode, I chat with Brianna Hodges to discuss her sessions at FETC, specifically, coaching sessions. She has some great insight on what it takes to be an educational coach. In addition, she also discusses the importance of storytelling in education. And what's an episode of EdTech Bites without some food talk, right?! Find out what kind of tacos she orders when she hits the taco spot. Bue...

Ep. 50: Sara, Synth, And East Coast Italian Food 03.12.2019

In this episode, I chat with Sara Candela from Synth to discuss what Synth is, how to start podcasting with your students using Synth, and what Synth 2.0 will be in the near future. In addition, she discusses her love for east coast Italian food and how she's adapted to west coast eats. So if you're wanting to start podcasting with your students, tune in, get yourself a bowl of pasta, and enjoy! B...

Ep. 49: Google Certifications, Chad, Maria, And Popeye's 19.11.2019

In this episode, I sit down with my good friends Chad Belford and Maria Garcia. We answer the question, "How does being a Google Certified Educator make me a better educator?" We all give our personal answers to this as well as read a couple of answers from other educators who answered this same question on Twitter and Instagram. Oh and did I mention that we do this while each enjoying a Popeye's...

Ep. 48: Joey And The New Flipgrid 15.10.2019

In this episode, I catch up with Joey Taralson from Flipgrid to talk about the Flipgrid updates. I first linked up with Joey for Episode 3 of the podcast so make sure you check out that episode as well to really understand where they were two years ago and where they are now. Make sure you subscribe, leave a review, and tell a friend about the show. Buen Provecho!

Ep. 47: Beginning Of The Year Keynote and Carbonara 13.08.2019

Season 3 is under way folks! In this episode, I give my beginning of the year keynote that is directed to admin, coaches, tech coaches, teachers, and students. I do this while eating my favorite pasta ever, bucatini carbonara. Tune in to hear what I have to say to YOU to motivate you this school year. Buen provecho! Timestamps Admin, coaches, tech coaches: 4:51 Teachers: 11:20 Students: 19:30

Ep. 46: SMART SLSO 18.06.2019

In this pre-ISTE episode, I chat with Michelle Muller and Luke Bilger from the School District of Philadelphia and Min Xin from SMART to discuss all things SMART Learning Suite Online. Michelle and Luke have began implementing SLSO in the district at various sites and have some great things to say about the implementation in their environment. The second half is with Min and he gives us some insig...

Ep. 45: David, Tiber Health, And Pizza 28.05.2019

In this episode, I chat with Dr. David Lenihan to discuss how He and Tiber Health are disrupting the medical field with the use of edtech. He was so gracious that day and did not take a bite of his pizza until we were connected and recording. He also discusses some Puerto Rican food so make sure you tune in. Buen Provecho!

Ep. 44: Charlotte, BBQ, And Now What?! 21.05.2019

In this episode, I'm joined by Charlotte Dolat to answer the questions we all go through this time of year, "State testing is over....now what?!". We both give some great ideas on what you can do after testing that are meaningful and integrate technology. We also hear what her BBQ and tortilla preferences are. Enjoy! Buen Provecho!

Ep. 43: Teachercast, ISTE, And Cheesesteaks 07.05.2019

In this episode, I'm joined by Jeff Bradbury to discuss Teachercast, Jeff's site and podcast all for tech coaches. We're both going to be in Philly for ISTE 2019 so he also lets us know where to get the best Cheesesteaks. Buen provecho!

Ep. 42: Wes, Learning Menus, and Coffee 23.04.2019

In this third installment of a four part series named, "Getting Ready For Testing", I chat with Wes Ryan all about digital learning menus. We park it at Taza Coffee House in San Antonio, set up shop outside, and record while taking advantage of the perfect weather. He's got a lot to say about learning menus including how to get started. So tune in to see how to give your students more choice and a...

Ep. 41: Lauren, Corn Tortillas, and Digital Breakouts 27.03.2019

This is part 2 of a 4 part series, "Getting Ready For Testing". In this episode, I chat with Lauren Snyder to discuss Digital Breakouts and or course, corn tortillas! We discuss what a digital breakout is, how to get started on one, and the pedagogy behind them. Tune in and check it out for yourself! Buen Provecho! Lauren works as an Instructional Technology Specialist in NEISD and is passionate a...

Ep. 40: Brad, Flipping, and Mexican Food 19.03.2019

In this part 1 of a 4 part series titled "Getting Ready For Testing Season", I'm joined by Brad Cloud to discuss, flipping the classroom. We do this while we chow down on some Mexican Food at Alamo Cafe here in San Antonio. Check this out to hear how you can flip your classroom to get your students ready for high-stakes testing. Buen Provecho! Brad has been involved with Texas public education sin...

Ep. 39: Sam And Apps For Pre-Service Teachers 05.03.2019

In this episode, I chat with Dr. Sam Fecich to discuss must have apps for pre-service teachers. In addition, Sam tells us about one of her favorite family restaurants. This is a must-listen for pre-service teachers to have ready to go for day 1 in the classroom. Check it out and don't forget to subscribe!

Ep. 38: Chad, Jordan, TCEA, And The Office 19.02.2019

In this episode, I'm joined by two good friends, Chad and Jordan. We discuss our big takeaways from TCEA as well as our favorite show, The Office. It's both insightful and silly. Check it out and make sure to follow both of them on Twitter. Buen Provecho!

Ep. 37: Heather, Seesaw, and Raising Cane's 06.02.2019

In this episode, I chat with Heather Miller about the ups and downs of Seesaw (get it?!). We do this while dining of only the finest Raising Cane's fried chicken. What's not to like? Seesaw and fried chicken?! Check it out and make sure you subscribe, write a review, and tell a friend! Buen provecho!

Ep. 36: JD And Makerspaces 22.01.2019

In this part 2 of a special 2 part FETC presenter series, I chat with JD Ferries-Rowe to discuss how Makerspaces are bringing creativity back into the classroom. He's well versed in the ways of the Makerspaces so be prepared to get some great ideas from him. If you're going to be attending FETC later this week, make sure you check out his sessions on creativity and student-based problem solving.

Ep. 35: Sylvia and Tinkering 08.01.2019

Happy New Year! In the first episode of a two part FETC series, I chat with Sylvia Martinez, co-author of Invent To Learn: Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom. We discuss the importance of tinkering in the classroom, her presentations at FETC, and food. Make sure you follow Sylvia on Twitter and check out her books. If you are planning on attending FETC, check out her sessions and...

Ep. 34: Jennifer And The Winward Academy 30.11.2018

In this episode, I chat with the founder of the Winward Academy, Dr. Jennifer Winward. We discuss how virtual tutoring has transformed how and when students learn. She's a San Diego native as well and listen to hear what she has to say about her favorite cuisine from her worldwide travels, including flour vs. corn tortillas. Don't forget to tell a friend, subscribe, and leave a review on iTunes, G...

Ep. 33: AIE And Chicken Wings 09.11.2018

In this special 2 for 1 episode, I chat with Rachel Simic about the AIE Conference virtually to get some insight from AIE directly, and then with Todd Bloomer in person to discuss AIE from a presenter and participant point of view. This is great conversation about what the conference is all about, it's roots, and where it is going in the future. Todd and I chat while eating some chicken wings toge...

Ep. 32: Meredith, Soundtrapitis, and Food Analogies 26.10.2018

In this episode, I sit down with Meredith Allen from Soundtrap to discuss Soundtrap for EDU and a couple of our favorite food analogies with EDU. She shares some of her ideas on how students and teachers use Soundtrap in the classroom. If you're interested in Soundtrap for EDU, visit soundtrap.com/edu and sign up for a free 30-day trial. If your school is interesting in purchasing, please email me...

Ep. 31: Tips For Teachers And Seared Salmon 03.10.2018

In this episode, I sit go over 3 tips for teachers now that we are back into the swing of things. I also give a couple of digital tools to help you organize your workflow, and life! Happy belated International Podcast Day and thank you to Sarah Thomas for the shoutout that day. All music in this episode was produced using Soundtrap. Check it out for yourself and tweet your thoughts using #Soundtra...

Ep. 30: The Conrad Challenge Episode 14.09.2018

In this episode, I interview Philip and Anika, two student participants in the Conrad Challenge. I met them while at the Global SEE Summit in July. These two give their insight on competing in the Conrad Challenge and also discuss the process. If you'd like to learn more about the Conrad Challenge, visit www.conradchallenge.org . Also, don't miss out on a promotional offer for EdTech Bites Podcast...

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