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European Schoolnet PodcastEpisode 15: Estonia’s “teachers first” roadmap for AI in schoolsHow do you introduce AI in classrooms without losing sight of learning? In our latest podcast, Estonia’s Minister of Education and Research Kristina Kallas, explains a phased approach that begins with teacher training, school-level support, and careful experimentation.Hear the Minister’s perspective in our 15thpodcast episode.
2026-01-1906 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastEpisode 14: Educational data for school improvementIn this episode of the European Schoolnet Podcast, we delve into how schools can cultivate meaningful and ethical data use to drive improvement and informed decision-making. We are joined by Prof. Dr. Kim Schildkamp (University of Twente) and Professor Jan Vanhoof (University of Antwerp) to discuss how data can support school development, the importance of data literacy, and how professional learning and inspection feedback can serve as powerful entry points for reflective practice. Together, they unpack the misconceptions around data use and highlight how a culture of curiosity and collaboration can make data truly work for schools.
2025-12-1549 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastEpisode 13: AI in EdTech. An Audit on Children’s Rights and LearningIn this episode of the European Schoolnet Podcast, we delve into how artificial intelligence is transforming education and its implications for children’s rights.We speak with Sonia Livingstone and Dr. Ayça Atabey from the Digital Futures for Children Centre (a collaboration between the London School of Economics and the Five Rights Foundation) about their recent report, 'A Child Rights Audit on Gen-AI in EdTech'. Together, they discuss the opportunities and challenges of integrating AI tools into schools.
2025-11-1752 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastThe Future Classroom Lab approach in LuxembourgIn this episode, we travel to Luxembourg to explore how the Future Classroom Lab model is being brought to life in a national context. Our guests, Sarah Monfils and Chris Krier from the Institut de Formation de l'Éducation Nationale, share how schools are navigating linguistic diversity, supporting teacher development, and integrating digital tools and AI with purpose. Tune in to hear how Luxembourg is turning challenges into opportunities, and what its experience can teach the rest of Europe.
2025-10-1736 min
ConnectedMBMFN Schoolnet & BCNIn this episode of ConnectedMB, host Joel Templeman and co-host Dr. Wayne Kelly explore the evolving landscape of digital connectivity in Manitoba’s Indigenous and remote communities. Featured guests include Nikki […]
2025-07-301h 23
なんちゃらかんちゃら【都市伝説”系”ラジオ】【第３話】令和の学校の怪談１今回のテーマは、「令和の学校の怪談」ちょっと不思議で、少しだけゾッとする現代の学校の話。教室に響くAI担任の声。その日、呼ばれたのは“在籍していないはずの名前”だった。放課後に突如現れる謎のWi‑Fi「SchoolNet_0」。それに接続したスマホに、勝手に入ってくる不気味なアプリ――「SchoolRoom」。昭和の怪談とは一味違う、令和の学校でじわじわ広がる“現代の怪異”を2本立てでお届けします。もしかしたら、あなたの学校にも…知らないうちに“誰か”がいるのかもしれません。
2025-07-1931 min
Trending In Ed with Mike PalmerThe Impact of AI on K12 Learning with Alvin Crawford CEO of Edvice k12Join us for a fascinating conversation with Alvin Crawford, CEO of EdVice K12 and a seasoned expert in the field of education and technology. Alvin takes us on a journey through his career, from the early days of the internet, working with major players like Digitas and Ogilvy, to his pivotal role in the growth of Schoolnet, and his current work as a consultant with Edvice K12.
Alvin dives into the critical topic of adolescent literacy and highlights innovative solutions like World Book ClassMate, which leverages AI to personalize learning and boost student engagement. He also shares v...
2025-05-0814 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastPodcast Episode 11: The impact of the Future Classroom Labs in Denmark and FinlandHow are schools in Finland and Denmark rethinking learning environments to better prepare students for the future? In this episode, we are joined by Sampo Forsström, educational developer at the University of Eastern Finland, and Martin Thun Klausen, pedagogical IT consultant at University College Copenhagen. Both are national ambassadors for the Future Classroom Lab (FCL), a model that promotes innovation in education across Europe.Together, they discuss how the FCL approach is being implemented in their countries, from teacher training and educational technologies to the design of flexible, interactive learning spaces. The conversation also e...
2025-05-0829 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastPodcast Episode 10 - Inclusive Digital Education & Social RobotsIn this episode of the European SchoolNet Podcast, we explore how emerging technologies, especially AI-powered social robots, are transforming education and fostering inclusive learning environments. Joined by Eirini Simeonidou, author of the latest Perspective Paper on Inclusive Digital Education, we discuss the role of social robots in supporting students with special needs, how AI tools help teachers adapt learning for students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning disabilities, the digital divide and ways to ensure technology benefits all students, as well as the ethical and privacy concerns surrounding AI in education. We also dive into key policy recommendations to...
2025-03-1725 min
European Schoolnet PodcastPlayful Learning, Data Literacy and WellbeingPlayful learning is not a new idea. However, it has been on the rise in the recent years, perhaps as one counterbalance to the increasing performativity brought about by digitalisation and datafication in schools. Welcome to today's episode, where Vibeke Schrøder and Niels-Peder Osmundsen Hjøllund, both lecturers and senior consultants at the University College Copenhagen, joined us.University College Copenhagen is one the partners of the EU funded project AgileEDU. A project looking at current practices and challenges in using educational data across Europe and building a knowledge base through a literature review, a set of Learning St...
2025-02-1840 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastEducation in the age of AIEducation in the Age of AI explores how Artificial Intelligence is reshaping teaching and learning. Featuring guests Charles Fadel and Olli-Pekka Heinonen, this episode unpacks key shifts in education—from curriculum updates to fostering critical skills like metacognition and empathy. Learn how to balance AI’s transformative potential with its ethical challenges, prepare students for an AI-driven world, and support teachers in embracing this powerful tool. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on the future of education.
Learn more from Charles Fadel's book, Education for the Age of AI.
2024-12-0634 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastMalta's new Digital Education StrategyEuropean Schoolnet’s podcast series explores the forefront of educational policy, innovation, and technology across Europe. Each episode brings together experts to discuss significant events, publications, and policy changes that shape the educational landscape.
In this episode, we’re joined by Neil Attard and Rose Anne Camilleri from Malta’s Ministry for Education to discuss Malta’s Digital Education Strategy 2024–2030. They share insights on bridging the digital divide, empowering teachers, integrating digital skills into all subjects, and prioritising online safety. Listen in to see how Malta’s strategy is setting new standards for digital readiness and inclusive education ac...
2024-11-0441 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastBuilding trust and innovation in EdTechIn this episode, Christina Makarona introduces key themes around trust and evidence in EdTech, with a focus on the EmpowerED project's roadmap. Moderated by Beth Havinga, the discussion highlights a significant trust gap between decision-makers and EdTech solutions. Andreas Klausing from Educa Swiss stresses the challenges in decentralised education systems, while Niko Lindholm from Helsinki Education Hub underscores the importance of collaboration to bridge the trust gap.
2024-09-2640 min
Tabaghe 16 طبقهEpisode 151 - Dr. Tabesh | استاد دانشگاه شریف و استنفورددکتر یحیی تابش یک ریاضیدان و آموزگار برجسته است که به خاطر نقش مؤثری که در آموزش ریاضیات و تفکر محاسباتی داشته، شناخته میشود. او در چندین موقعیت دانشگاهی مهم حضور داشته، از جمله در دانشگاه صنعتی شریف تهران، جایی که به عنوان رئیس دانشکده علوم ریاضی و مدیر مرکز محاسبات فعالیت کرده است. همچنین در اصلاحات آموزشی مختلفی در ایران، مثل توسعه برنامههای درسی ریاضی دبیرستان، نقش داشته است.او چندین پروژه مثل 'خانه ریاضی' و 'مدرسهنت' را برای بهبود آموزش ریاضی تأسیس کرده که بر یادگیری خارج از مدرسه برای دانشآموزان تمرکز دارند. دکتر تابش همچنین در سازماندهی مسابقات ریاضی در ایران نقش مهمی داشته و به مدت ده سال مدیر المپیادهای ریاضی و کامپیوتر بوده است.Dr. Yahya Tabesh is a well-known mathematician and educator, recognized for his important contributions to math education and computational thinking. He’s held several significant academic positions, including being a faculty member at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, where he served as the head of the Mathematical Sciences department and director of the Computing Center. He’s also been involved in educational reforms in Iran, like developing high school math curricula.He co-founded projects like Math House and Schoolnet to improve math education, focusing on extracurricular learning environments for students. Dr. Tabesh has also been a key figure in organizing math competitions in Iran, serving as the director of the Math and Computer Olympiads for ten yearsYahya Tabesh | یحیی تابشhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/yahyatabesh------اسپانسر این قسمتفیلیا - تجربه یکپارچه نگهداشت مشتری https://fa.philia.vipاسپانسر این قسمتخدمات رایانش ابری - لیاراhttps://liara.ir------طبقه ۱۶Castbox https://castbox.fm/c
2024-09-201h 33European Schoolnet PodcastBig Tech's Commitment to Online Safety: A Conversation with MetaExplore the latest episode of the European Schoolnet podcast, where we examine Big Tech's role in online safety and gender-based violence. This fifth episode features an in-depth discussion with Cindy Southworth, Head of Women's Safety at Meta, who reveals the platform's initiatives, including advanced hashing technologies and proactive AI systems. Discover how these measures align with the menABLE project's efforts to promote gender dialogue among youth. For a comprehensive understanding of these crucial issues and how they are addressed, listen to the full episode and read the detailed article on our website.
2024-09-0330 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastLearning from Portugal’s digital transition plan in educationJoin the European Schoolnet podcast as we
explore Portugal’s Digital Transition Plan for Education. Discover how this pioneering plan is shaping education in Portugal with rapid technological advancements and a focus on digital transformation. Learn about the
complexities of digital education in Europe and the importance of policy learning over policy transfer. Listen now to uncover Portugal’s strategies for integrating digital skills into education and enhancing student success.
2024-07-0538 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastThe role of Artificial Intelligence in gender-based violenceWelcome to the third episode of the European Schoolnet podcast series, in collaboration with the menABLE project, dedicatedto combating online gender-based violence. In this episode, we explore the critical intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and its role in addressing gender-based violence. AI stands as one of the most transformative technologies of our time, yet it brings significant ethical concerns, including data privacy, biases, and its potential to worsen existing societal inequalities.
Inna from the Digital Citizenship Department at European Schoolnet is joined by Silvia Semenzin, an international activist and postdoctoral researcher specialising in technology-facilitated gender-based violence, as...
2024-06-2536 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastUpscaling Innovation across European SchoolsStep into the forefront of educational innovation with our latest episode, "Upscaling Innovation across European Schools." A journey through Portugal, Spain, and Flanders (Belgium) to discover innovative approaches to modernising education. Join us as we engage with our Future Classroom Lab ambassadors, exploring the important role of innovation in shaping the future of learning. From developing digital skills to fostering inclusive, equitable environments, each country offers unique insights into their innovation journey.
2024-05-3037 minEuropean Schoolnet PodcastScreen time and mobiles in schoolsEuropean Schoolnet introduces its first episode: "Screen time and mobiles in schools." Join us as we explore digital integration with experts Niamh Ni Bhroin and Anne Mangen, members of the Norwegian Screen Use Committee. Gain valuable insights into Norway's approach, from effects on learners to technology's dual role. Be sure to catch our upcoming episodes for even more valuable insights.
2024-05-1432 min
World Bank EduTech PodcastArtificial Intelligence and Education: Cultivating Critical Thinking in an AI WorldIn this new episode, 'Cultivating Critical Thinking in an AI World', hosted by Cristobal Cobo, Senior Education & Technology Specialist at the World Bank, we venture into the world of GenAI with key considerations for policymakers and educators, and critical thinking as a core value. Guests include Mike Trucano, Senior Education & Technology Policy Specialist, and longtime Global Lead for Innovation in Education at the World Bank; currently a Visting Fellow at the Brookings Institution, and Maria Rebeca Barron Rodriguez, a research Analyst and core member of the World Bank EdTech team, whose expertise adds valuable insights to our discussion.
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2024-02-2233 min
The Education Innovators PodcastAndré Thomas - A Calculus Adventure GameThe Education Innovators Podcast is a weekly conversation between Eric Byron and guests from all aspects of education around the world. We look for innovative ideas and practical examples of things happening in schools and learning environments that are of interest to teachers, corporate trainers, school administrators, EdTech providers, students, parents, and anyone else interested in education.
André Thomas' passion for game-based learning resonates inside and outside of the classroom. A graduate of LCAD MFA in Game Design Andre is currently pursuing a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction. André founded and serves as the director of...
2023-09-1935 minThe Education Innovators PodcastAndré Thomas - A Calculus Adventure GameThe Education Innovators Podcast is a weekly conversation between Eric Byron and guests from all aspects of education around the world. We look for innovative ideas and practical examples of things happening in schools and learning environments that are of interest to teachers, corporate trainers, school administrators, EdTech providers, students, parents, and anyone else interested in education.
André Thomas' passion for game-based learning resonates inside and outside of the classroom. A graduate of LCAD MFA in Game Design Andre is currently pursuing a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction. André founded and serves as the director of...
2023-09-1935 min
The Education Innovators PodcastAndré Thomas: Game-Based LearningThe Education Innovators Podcast is a weekly conversation between Eric Byron and guests from all aspects of education around the world. We look for innovative ideas and practical examples of things happening in schools and learning environments that are of interest to teachers, corporate trainers, school administrators, EdTech providers, students, parents, and anyone else interested in education.
André Thomas' passion for game-based learning resonates inside and outside of the classroom. A graduate of LCAD MFA in Game Design Andre is currently pursuing a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction. André founded and serves as the director of the LI...
2023-09-1924 minThe Education Innovators PodcastAndré Thomas: Game-Based LearningThe Education Innovators Podcast is a weekly conversation between Eric Byron and guests from all aspects of education around the world. We look for innovative ideas and practical examples of things happening in schools and learning environments that are of interest to teachers, corporate trainers, school administrators, EdTech providers, students, parents, and anyone else interested in education.
André Thomas' passion for game-based learning resonates inside and outside of the classroom. A graduate of LCAD MFA in Game Design Andre is currently pursuing a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction. André founded and serves as the director of the LI...
2023-09-1924 min
Edtech InsidersInvesting in Economic Mobility with Jason Palmer of New Markets Venture PartnersSend us a textJason Palmer is General Partner at New Markets Venture Partners, one of the nation’s leading education-focused venture capital firms. As a double-bottom line investor, New Markets focuses on innovative, high impact, early and growth stage edtech companies that improve student outcomes while building profitable organizations.Jason brings twenty years of experience as an education technology entrepreneur, executive and investor, and focuses on fund strategy, supporting portfolio companies, and leveraging deep connections with industry leaders. Prior to his current role, Jason served as Deputy Director at the Bi...
2023-04-1753 min
Vull Aprendre. Parlem d'educació.Episodi 41 - European Schoolnet i Future Classroom LabAquí teniu els enllaços relacionats amb el quaranta-unè programa:Tastet d’appsAvui, amb l’Eulàlia Canet, hem fet un repàs al viatge que va fer a la Future Classroom Lab de l’European Schoolnet.A més, ens ha explicat algunes webs i apps interessants:- Podcastle (web)- AR Tutor (web)- Tenk (web)- Novigado (web)El racó literariLa Noe ens ha relacionats amb el Nadal.
2022-12-1231 min
Liberte! TALKSAlgorytm oczami dziecka. Zofia Luty oraz Krzysztof Jaworski gośćmi Pawła LutegoPartnerem cyklu „Sztuczna Inteligencja” jest Intel
W tym odcinku serii Liberte Talks: Sztuczna inteligencja staramy się pokazać jak dzieci korzystają z technologii. Co je interesuje? Skąd czerpią o niej wiedzę? Jak rozmawiają o technologiach? I pokazujemy dwie perspektywy - edukatora, który pracuje z dziećmi i młodzieżą oraz korzystającej z technologii 9-latki. Bo cóż to by był za odcinek o dzieciakach w świecie algorytmów gdybyśmy nie oddali głosu samym zainteresowanym?
Gośćmi tego odcinka serii Liberte Talks: Sztuczna inteligencja są:
Zofia Luty - uczennica szkoły podstawowej, właścicielka smartfona i przyszła twórczyni technologii, jak sa...
2022-07-0450 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp. 25: Becoming a Meteorology-oriented Data Scientist, interview with Irina MalkinHave you noticed how some of your students are very engaged during maths classes? Are they finding themselves comfortable when solving puzzles and logic problems? Are they eager in learning more about programming? Add to that their interest in weather phenomena, and you might have a future data scientist in the field of meteorology in your classroom! Meteorology-oriented data scientists are in charge of analysing data to understand the weather phenomena and be able to predict variables such as visibility or the weather forecast. Discover more about the necessary skills by meeting Irina Malkin, a Meteorology-oriented Data Scientist at...
2022-05-1302 min
Hajiaghayi PodcastIN PERSIAN: SECOND Live of Profs. Hajiaghayi and Tabesh (Stanford) on Math & CS Education: Startups and Lessons SECOND LIVE: Sun April 17, 11AM ET, we, Dr Yahya Tabesh (see https://lnkd.in/d4quAFmE and his short bio below) and Prof. Mohammad Hajiaghayi of UMD had an Instagram Live at @mhajiaghayi (in Persian) regarding Education memories and experiences in math & computer science in Sharif University and Stanford University(خاطرات و تجربیات آموزشی در ریاضی و علوم کامپیوتر), especially Dr Tabesh's book "Silicon Valley'' in Persian (download the .pdf file FOR FREE at https://drive.google.com/file/d/13FrGQeYOar5nqzTN-t8OduA-AvIzrj0n/view), his startup LetsMod focusing on math and cs education to k12, startup cultures, Dr. Tabesh's wishes, Fields medal and Iranian Fields medalists Profs. Mirzakhani and Birkar, an...
2022-05-022h 45Hajiaghayi PodcastIN PERSIAN: Live of Profs. Hajiaghayi and Dr. Tabesh (Sharif U) on Math & CS Education: Lessons and Experience Sun April 10, 11AM ET, we, Dr Yahya Tabesh (see https://lnkd.in/d4quAFmE and his short bio below) and Prof. Mohammad Hajiaghayi of UMD had an Instagram Live at @mhajiaghayi (in Persian) regarding Education memories and experiences in math & computer science in Sharif University (Iran)(خاطرات و تجربیات آموزشی در ریاضی و علوم کامپیوتر), including starting Olympiads, doctoral programs in math, house of mathematics, study abroad, remembering Prof. Mirzakhani, and much more#education #math #computerscience #k12 #olympiad#SharifUniversity#Iran#StudyAbroad#MirzakhaniBio: Dr. Yahya Tabesh is co-founder of LetsMod. He served as a Distinguished Faculty at the Sharif University of Technology, wh...
2022-05-021h 56
The Unlock Moment: find your purpose for leadership and life17 Nick Novak: Conquering Burnout By Acting On Your ValuesIn this episode I interview social impact entrepreneur, investor and EdTech pioneer Nick Novak, who spent years working intensively in high profile and high-growth EdTech platforms including Schoolnet and Arbor Education Partners. Nick had figured out his personal values some years before, but his Unlock Moment was the realisation that knowing was not enough - he had to take action in order to combat burnout and create the happy and fulfilling life he craved. It's a powerful story that will resonate with anyone who is feeling stressed, overwhelmed and burned out, with guidance on practical steps you can take t...
2022-05-0153 min
Education Evolution107. What’s New in the Science of Literacy with Lisa O’MastaWe spend so much time worrying about whether students will engage with the curriculum that we forget a really important part of the equation. Yes, students need to be interested. But what about the teachers? If the curriculum isn’t easy to navigate and fun to use, teachers aren’t likely to utilize all the tools and resources available. And that means the students will miss out too. At the same time, sometimes the more open and flexible the curriculum is, the more challenging it is for students. Remember Whole Language Schools? Back in the day...
2022-04-2633 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp. 24: Becoming a Sales ManagerDo your students have an interest in materials engineering or electronics? Do they want to learn how technology companies meet their customers and market needs on a daily basis? Do they know what it is like to work in a fast-paced industry, always trying to come up with innovative solutions to solve complex technical challenges? If so, do not miss the opportunity to learn more about what a sales manager in a technology company does. This job consists of working with customers and product development teams to identify the best electronic components to meet the requirements of new products...
2022-04-1907 min
Education On Fire - Sharing creative and inspiring learning in our schoolsLive from Bett 2022Mark Taylor shares everything EdTech with conversations from those speaking, attending and exhibiting live from the Bett Show in London 24th March 2022.ViewSonic very kindly invited me to be involved with their EdTech Talks.You can watch my conversation with Peter Claxton and Peter Godwin now.The Role of Podcasts in Education Marketing and Education Technology | BETT 2022 EdTech TalksListen to my Education on Fire podcast with Peter Claxton from ViewSonic Ep 226Prof Ger Graus OBE, Member of Bett’s Global Education Council. (05:15)Professor Dr Ger Graus OB...
2022-04-121h 31STE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp. 23: Becoming a Systems Engineering ManagerAre your students interested in information technology, but also want to develop their people skills? Are they flexible and thrive in changing environments? Do they like to be in charge during group work in class? Are they good negotiators with promising analytical skills? If they also like to explore solutions to real-life problems, they might want to pursue a career as Systems Engineering Managers. People with this job title usually are the link between a technology company’s development and sales teams. They often think about long-term strategies for product development, based on customer input. Curious to hear from so...
2022-03-2307 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp. 22: Becoming a Programme Leader for an Animal Advocacy NGODo your students show interest during biology classes? Are they eager to know more about scientists’ work? Do they advocate for a future with science without animal experiments? If some students in your class fit this description, you should let them know about the job position of programme leader for an Animal Advocacy NGO. Mainly, they are responsible for the organisation’s policies in the area of animal use in science. Introduce them to Luísa Bastos, a programme leader at Eurogroup for Animals!CC BY 4.0: all the materials and content presented on this STEM Job profile have...
2022-03-0304 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp. 21: Becoming a Researcher for an EU Institution Are your students interested in subjects such as biology and chemistry? Do they feel an urge to make the world a better place? Are they passionate about animals and their welfare? Help them combine the academic field and their personal goals by letting them know they can become Researchers for a European Union Institution. They will be able to work in the field of organ-on-chip (OoC) technology, which are devices designed to reproduce specific features of organs in the lab, providing human-relevant information to avoid animal testing alternatives. Scroll down to meet Monica Piergiovanni, a researcher for an EU...
2022-02-0205 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp. 20: Becoming a Marina Data Expert, interview with Francis Strobbe Are your students interested in biology? Do they also feel fascinated by technology? Are they good at web development and database skills, and do they have some abilities for teamwork? If they want to become biologists and at the same time they have a big passion for technology, tell them they could become Marine Data and Communication Experts. In general, Marine Data Experts are in charge of bridging the gap between data and science. Meet Francis Strobbe, a Marine Data and Communications Expert. CC BY 4.0: all the materials and content presented on this STEM Job profile have...
2022-01-1710 min
Liberte Talks! Sztuczna inteligencjaSztuczna inteligencja w edukacji: rozmowa z A. F. Pawlak oraz K. JaworskimSztuczna inteligencja, uczenie maszynowe, boty i algorytmy - technologia coraz mocniej wchodzi w różne sfery życia, wspierając nas w codziennych zadaniach. W podcaście Liberté Talks: Sztuczna inteligencja rozmawiamy z ekspertami o tym jaki wpływ na rzeczywistość ma sztuczna inteligencja, wspólnie zastanawiamy się nad praktycznymi aspektami wchodzenia AI w kolejne dziedziny życia oraz przewidujemy trendy, które wpłyną na rozwój społeczeństw i gospodarek.
Goście podcastu:
- Ada Florentyna Pawlak
Antropolożka technologii, prawniczka i historyczka sztuki. Wykładowczyni akademicka i speakerka w Digital University w obszarze społecznyc...
2021-12-1541 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp19: Becoming a Researcher and Technician in Agroecology, interview with Erik Hobbelink CC BY 4.0: all the materials and content presented on this STEM Job profile have been co-created by STE(A)M IT, a project funded by the European Union’s ERASMUS+ programme project STE(A)M IT (Grant agreement 612845-EPP-1-2019-1- BE-EPPKA3-PI-FORWARD), in collaboration with the Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) phase 2, a pilot project initiated and funded by the European Commission Directorate-General for Research and Innovation. European Schoolnet (EUN) oversees the interviewing and creating of the NBS Career Sheets, with the support of VO EUROPE.
2021-12-0307 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp18: Becoming an Environmental Policy AdviserIn this 18th episode of our STE(A)M IT STEM Careers Podcast, María Dios from European Schoolnet spoke with Thomas Wellens, an Environmental Policy Adviser for the Cabinet of Vice-Governors of the province of Antwerp.Thomas Wellens has always been passionate about nature, its intrinsic value and beauty. In this podcast interview, he explains his main tasks as an Environmental Policy Adviser and sheds light on how Nature-based solutions can help us combat climate change and biodiversity loss. To conclude, he encourages students to work hard and to commit to what they are passionate about, a...
2021-11-2205 min
Code Week PodcastWhat is Codeweek ?To learn more about Code Week, Maha and Eugenia are joined by Annika Ostergren Pofantis, from the European Commission, and Tommaso Dalla Vecchia, from the European Schoolnet. They are both instrumental to the current and past successes of Code Week, so are able to offer a unique insight into the role, and future, of EU Code Week.
2021-11-1629 min
Lazy People PodcastBen Bastiaensen x Teaching IT to children and teenagers in schoolsFor over 20 years Ben Bastiaensen has taught children and teenagers IT. He is a high-school teacher in the technical track of the Belgian education system, but he is also a Future Classroom Lab Ambassador at the European Schoolnet.
2021-11-1155 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp.17: Becoming a Coordinator of a Nature-Based Landscape Organisation, interview with Bas Van der Veken Are your students interested in forestry and nature conservation? Do they love outdoor activities such as planting trees? Do they dream of working in ecological restoration? Let me tell you that their dream job exists! They could become Coordinators of a Nature-Based Landscape Organisation. This job consists of initiating and coordinating projects focussing on ecological restoration, such as greening playgrounds and public spaces, using nature-based solutions for restoring river valleys, and restoring ponds. Coordinators of Nature-Based Landscape Organisation are enthusiastic people, with a big passion for nature and strong diplomatic skills. Meet Bas Van der Veken, a Coordinator of...
2021-11-0906 min
Teacher's Coffee with George Kokolas & Virginia DooleyS05E38 Teacher's Coffee with Ivana ŠtiglecToday with Ivana Štiglec from Croatia we will talk about ELT in her country as well as teacher training, the European Schoolnet, and the blog Teaching with Europeana. Stay connected!
2021-11-0529 min
On the ClockOn the Clock with Alvin CrawfordEpisode #14: Alvin Crawford, Chief Revenue Officer, Revolution FoodsIn today's episode, Todd sat down with Alvin Crawford, the current CRO of Revolution Foods. Alvin brings more than 20 years of experience in strategy, sales and thought leadership to help drive Revolution Foods’ next chapter of accelerated growth. Prior to joining the company, Alvin served as General Manager for Public Consulting Group’s Education Practice, Chief Executive Officer of Knowledge Delivery Systems Inc., and Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for SchoolNet, Inc. He currently serves on the Board of Trustees for Metropolitan Monte...
2021-10-2624 minSTE(A)M IT STEM CareersEp.16: Becoming Deputy Head in the field of Marine Science, interview with Kate Larkin Do your students enjoy natural sciences classes? Are they fascinated by the ocean and life under the sea? Can they spend hours watching documentaries about sea life? Do they dream to work protecting sea animals and vegetation? They might be on the right path to becoming marine scientists and deputy heads in the field of marine science. Deputy heads in the marine field are people passionate about the sea and oceans, who work both with marine researchers and stakeholders who advocate for the protection of sea life. This profile requires good communication skills, great adaptability and resilience, and commitment...
2021-10-0410 min
Liberte! TALKSPaweł Luty - Sztuczna inteligencja w edukacji #1Partnerem cyklu „Sztuczna Inteligencja” jest Microsoft.
Sztuczna inteligencja, uczenie maszynowe, boty i algorytmy - technologia coraz mocniej wchodzi w różne sfery życia, wspierając nas w codziennych zadaniach. W podcaście Liberté Talks: Sztuczna inteligencja rozmawiamy z ekspertami o tym jaki wpływ na rzeczywistość ma sztuczna inteligencja, wspólnie zastanawiamy się nad praktycznymi aspektami wchodzenia AI w kolejne dziedziny życia oraz przewidujemy trendy, które wpłyną na rozwój społeczeństw i gospodarek.
Goście podcastu:
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Antropolożka technologii, prawniczka i historyczka sztuki. Wykładowczyni akademicka i speakerka w Digital University w obszarze społecznych kont...
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117 perc - civilradio.netA hét embere - Dr Jarosievitz BeátaDr. Jarosievitz Beáta egyetemi tanulmányait Kolozsváron végezte, és 1990-ben a Babes-Bólyai Tudományegyetem Fizika Karán fizikus és középiskolai fizikatanári oklevelet szerzett. 1996-ban BME Természet és Társadalomtudományi Karán védte meg egyetemi doktori értekezését nukleáris technika szaktudományból. A neveléstudományok szakterületén 2006-ban PhD fokozatot szerzett, disszertációjának témája: „Az informatika, multimédia lehetőségei az oktatásban”.
2010-től Gábor Dénes Főiskola főiskolai tanára, ahol fizikát, és informatikát is oktat, több tárgy tárgyfelelőse...
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Radio SchoolNetE-twinning Radio SchoolnetBienvenid@s al episodio n.1 del Pod de "Radio Schoolnet". En este podcast hablaremos sobre nuestro proyecto y sobretodo conoceremos a nuestra tripulación con la que nos vamos a lanzar en esta aventura.
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The Dr. Will Show PodcastNaomi Harm: The Blueprint for EdupreneurshipOn this episode, I Zoom in Naomi Harm and she gives educators the blueprint for starting in consulting. Naomi Harm is an educational thought leader and influencer. She welcomes every opportunity to share her expertise of women leadership and educational technology best practices with educational leaders around the world. Her current facilitated and inspiring keynote offerings focus on mentoring young girls and women in computer science, coding/robotics infused with NGGS inspiring activities, women leadership best practices of how to "lean in" to be part of conversation and growth mindset change agents for k-12's, redesigning classroom learning spaces...
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Allô BruxellesJanice Richardson, conseillère principale auprès de European SchoolnetLe harcèlement dans le milieu scolaire et sur Internet reste un phénomène inquiétant en Europe. Cette semaine à Bruxelles, le projet ENABLE, soutenu par la Commission Européenne et mis en ouvre par European Schoolnet avec les plateformes sociaux (Facebook, Twitter, Ask.fm) a donné la parole aux jeunes. Des écoliers de tous les Etats membres de l'UE, réunis en atelier de réflexion ont apporté leur propres réponses à ce problème.
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WELSTech Audio142 – WELSTech Road Trip: Houston, TXThis week the WELSTech Podcast Road Trip takes us to Houston, TX where we visit with Sally Valleskey about church management software.
Road trip:
(4:30) Church management software – Martin and Sallie journey deep in the heart of Texas to Houston and catch up with Sally Valleskey from Abiding Word. Sally shares her experience with their church management software, Shepherd’s Staff.
Abiding Word’s Time and Talent Survey
The WELSTech Road Trip Tracker
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Stock Xchng – sxc.hu
Compfight – a Flickr search tool
Iconfinder
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TCPD PodcastsSara Armstrong - Digital Storytelling et al<span style="font-size:-1;"><a href="http://www.tcpdpodcast.org/audio/sara1.mp3">PODCAST</a> Monday, August 14, 2006, Sara Armstrong chatted with David Thornburg, sharing her views on the powerful role of narrative in education, and in our lives. She finishes with a delightful story! Here are some resources mentioned by Sara in her interview: the Center for Digital Storytelling: <a href="http://www.storycenter.org/" target="_blank">www.storycenter.org</a>, the My Hero Project: <a href="http://www.myhero.com/" target="_blank">www.myhero.com</a...
2007-03-2035 minMichael Lehman: Manic MinuteMike's Manic Minute 16 Mar 06Podcasting. . .the Movies?
New out today is a video podcast by Jack Black to promote his new movie, Nacho Libre.
Podcasting advertising is a growing trend.
What do you think about it? If you're listening to the Manic Minute you most likely have been listening to podcasts for some time. Do you want ads?
Adam Curry. . . Defendant
Adam sued regarding pictures he'd posted on www.flikr.com under a Creative Commons licence and won.
2006-03-1700 min