For The Love of EdTech

Jennifer Moorman art class is about much more than learning techniques - she’s dedicated to helping students create a visual vocabulary for life. By combining technology with her art classes, she’s able to help students draw connections to the world around them and build a stronger toolkit for success in the future. Episode sponsored by: VIZOR, helping you and your district simplify management of...

Adam Moler started his career as a tennis instructor and the ideas of repetition and feedback through tennis instruction helped shape his educational philosophy. Now Adam is leading educators at his school – and helping educators around the country – use EduProtocols to help build student success. Episode sponsored by: VIZOR, helping you and your district simplify management of a fleet of chromebo...

Using tech with littles can seem overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. Liz Curtis joins us to discuss ways to use tech with younger students and how teachers can approach this sometimes overwhelming idea. Episode sponsored by: VIZOR, helping you and your district simplify management of a fleet of chromebooks. https://www.vizor.cloud/loveedtech

Assistive technologies can make the impossible possible for diverse learners. Michale Roush joins us to discuss some of these technologies and the opportunities they can give learners.  Episode sponsored by: VIZOR, helping you and your district simplify management of a fleet of chromebooks. https://www.vizor.cloud/loveedtech

Cincinnati Public Schools Teacher and Technology Enhanced Educator Rosemary Jane joins Caryn and Kara to talk about what it means to be a “technology enhanced educator.” Episode sponsored by: VIZOR, helping you and your district simplify management of a fleet of chromebooks.  https://www.vizor.cloud/loveedtech

 Join hosts Kara and Caryn as they are joined by Michelle Cummings from Teachers Pay Teachers to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the way that teachers use technology in the classroom.  

Joining us for the first episode of Season 2 is the wonderful Liz Wolfe-Eberly, Director of the Dayton Regional STEM Center! Find out how STEM/STEAM concepts can change the way you teach. Season 2 of our podcast is sponsored by VIZOR! VIZOR is a Chromebook and IT Asset management software solution designed specifically for School Districts that seamlessly integrates with the Google Admin Console a...

We are wrapping up the first season of our For the Love of EdTech podcast today! Listen in as hosts Kara and Caryn sit down with Jon Goga from Brainy Spinach to discuss how Roblox can be used as an educational tool in the classroom and how technology can make sometimes “hated” subjects fun. 

 Did you know you can borrow everything from DVDs to Cricut machines at your local library? Learn about those resources and INFOhio on today’s brand new episode of our podcast “For the Love of EdTech.”

How did one teacher’s love for Disney’s Imagineers and passion for storytelling lead to teaching students to build out a theme park using Minecraft and STEAM concepts? Listen to Michael Foy’s story on this new “For the Love of EdTech” episode.

 David Kofoed Wind, CEO of Peergrade and Eduflow, joins us to discuss how the peer-reviewing process can be beneficial for students and educators!  

Getting young learners engaged can be difficult, even for the most seasoned professionals. Our special guest today, Nikhita Bhatia, has addressed this problem with the creation of her YouTube channel, "Me Time with Niki," which aims to promote literacy through the use of storytelling with her puppet named Chico! 

Adam Samuels joins us with his students, Sage and Bennett, to discuss how esports can engage and motivate students inside and out of the classroom. 

Michael O’Shaughnessy, curriculum supervisor at the Montgomery County Educational Service Center joins us to discuss spreadsheets and incorporating tech into math and science. He also talks about different ways teachers can analyze data.

Learn how Amy Palermo, Chief of Content for Education at WOSU, suggests teachers go about engaging their students online on this new episode of “For The Love of EdTech”. 

Join hosts Kara and Caryn as they discuss how mindfulness can be implemented through compassion with special guest Jim Rowley from MCESC. They also explore Jim’s interesting connection to the 1986 Challenger disaster.

Josh Boles joins Kara and Caryn on today’s new episode of “For the Love of Edtech” to discuss the uses and ethics behind apps in the classroom! 

Jenn Smith joins us to discuss how she got into educational technology and how, as a classroom teacher, you can learn to work alongside your students!

Join us as we talk to Mike Corcoran from Darke/Preble County ESC as we discuss creating video lesson libraries. Hear Mike’s journey into educational technology, how his passion developed and what he thinks all educators should remember when it comes to using technology in the classroom! 

Join us as we talk to Bill Mooney, an educational consultant from WOSU Classroom in Columbus, Ohio, about how his past life as a history teacher led him into the world of EdTech. Then, learn about how you can use podcasts and audio projects as a learning tool in the classroom. 

Creating a makerspace doesn’t have to be challenging! In this episode, our special guest Rachel Esterline teaches us that creating makerspaces can be easy and fun.

Taking the first step in using technology in the classroom as a learning tool can be challenging. But EdTech doesn’t have to be scary! In this episode, Matt Gerberick, the newest addition to SOITA, joins us to talk about starting small, taking a chance, and trying something new. 

Hosts Kara Hutchinson and Caryn Kelley introduce themselves and discuss their roles and journeys into the world of EdTech. Find out what For The Love Of EdTech is all about and what they’re looking forward to for future episodes!

We are thrilled to announce that we have teamed up with SOITA to create a podcast for educators by educators! The first episode of our new podcast “For the Love Of EdTech” will premiere September 23 at 4pm on our website and on your favorite streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Learn more about the series at www.fortheloveofedtech.org .