The Learning Ecosystem at UNT

Jean Keller, professor of Kinesiology, Health Promotion and Recreation, discusses the many roles she's played in higher education, and the value she sees for students and faculty alike.

Daniella Smith, a Hazel Harvey Peace Endowed Professor of Information Science, discusses her research and philosophy around K-12 education and library services with host Carrie Allen (Associate Professor of Learning Sciences).

Technical communication master's student and teaching fellow Auriana Myles tells host Carrie Allen (Associate Professor of Learning Sciences) how she uses role-playing games in her classes.

Host Carrie Allen (Associate Profess of Learning Sciences) discusses the career of Shahla Ala'i Rosales (Professor of Behavior Analysis), shaped by collaboration and inquiry.

Host Carrie Allen (Associate Professor of Learning Sciences) talks with Sam Moss (Assistant Professor of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation) about her research around human development and physical activity in children.

Host Carrie Allen (Associate Professor of Learning Sciences) speaks with special education doctoral student Kayla Canis about her work with UNT ELEVAR, the university's four-year inclusive postsecondary education program for students with intellectual disabilities.

The podcast kicks off with a conversation between host Carrie Allen (Associate Professor of Learning Sciences at University of North Texas) and Chris Hoadley (Director of the Institute for Learning Sciences at the University at Buffalo). Hoadley discusses his journey into the learning sciences, design-based research and the role of artificial intelligence in education.