D'arcy Norman Dot Net The Podcast

The fourth and final part of the Reclaiming Educational Technology series, recorded at the University of Mary Washington after Open Education 2014. This segment features commentary from: Audrey Watters - HackEducation.com Ben Werdmuller - Cofounder, Known Erin Richey - Cofounder, Known

Recorded at the University of Mary Washington after Open Education 2014, this episode features commentary from: Audrey Watters - HackEducation.com Tim Owens - UMW (now Reclaim Hosting) Ben Werdmuller - Cofounder, Known Jim Groom - UMW (now Reclaim Hosting)

This one's a gem. Well, they all are, but this interview is especially relevant for me because at the time of the interview UMW's DTLT had just moved into their shiny new digs - and the Taylor Institute at UCalgary was still under construction. There were a LOT of parallels between DTLT and what was becoming the TI at UCalgary. The tension between "Innovation" and "Enterprise" colours all of our work, and it was great to hear from these amazing people about their work and experiences in the field. Reclaiming Edtech Part 2: Fostering a culture of innovation, featuring commentary from: Martha Burtis - UMW (now Open CoLab at Plymouth State University) Tim Owens - UMW (now Reclaim Hosting) Jim Groom - UMW (now Reclaim Hosting)

It's time to re-reboot the podcast, starting by resurrecting the audio from the Reclaiming Educational Technology interviews that were recorded during a hackathon event hosted at the University of Mary Washington after Open Education 2014. I keep coming back to these episodes, even 5 years later, as they are full of amazing insights by incredibly passionate and interesting people. I'll be posting the audio from all 4 episodes shortly… This episode features: Audrey Watters - HackEducation.com Kin Lane - APIEvangelist.com Martha Burtis - University of Mary Washington (but now at the Open CoLab at Plymouth State University) Interviews were conducted by D'Arcy Norman and David Kernohan. Video and audio were recorded by Andy Rush. Amateur editing by D'Arcy Norman.

As part of Open Education Week at the University of Calgary, Richard Zach and Aaron Thomas-Bolduc gave a presentation to introduce the concept of OERs, where to find them, and how to make them. Lots of love sent to BCCampus' Open Textbook initiative and Pressbooks.

It's time to kick off the Taylor Institute Learning Technologies (TILT) podcast series. I was fortunate to be invited to chat with Brian Lamb and Royal Roads University's LRNT 525 class, nominally to talk about institutional change management and decision making, but it turned into a wide-ranging discussion of innovation and the tension between creativity and enterprise-scale. ps. I'll be moving these podcasts onto UCalgary media servers, once that's a thing. For now, self-hosting to get things started…