Edtech By Marketscale

On today's podcast, we have a chat with Rick Fredkin from Eduporium. We discuss the rapid advancement of technology-as-educational-tool, the inherent technical aptitude in the current elementary school age generation, and we look to the digital future. For more information on Eduporium, check out - eduporium.com For the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Education Technology Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication. Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B! Twitter – twitter.com/marketscale Facebook – facebook.com/marketscale LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale

On today's podcast, I have a chat with David Venus from PixelFLEX. We discuss the perspective he has after working on both sides of the event curtain, breaking into the education space by working with institutions like Stanford, the satisfaction that comes from helping a client's wild dream come to life, and the implementation nuances that accompany the new revolution in architecture. For more information on PixelFLEX, be sure to check out their website - pixelflexled.com For the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Education Technology Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication. Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B! Twitter – twitter.com/marketscale Facebook – facebook.com/marketscale LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale

On today's podcast, we get to chat with Ryan Adkins, the Director of Technology for Yorkville 115. We discuss the way technology has amplified the challenges that students traditionally face, the way his district approaches technology as an asset, the strategy of making sure that teachers have the opportunity to keep learning, and updating the environment that K-12 students experience in order to help prepare them for college. For the most recent articles, podcasts, and videos be sure to subscribe to our Education Technology publication.

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

On this episode of our Education Technology Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Tilisa Thibodeaux and Dr. Dwayne Harapnuik from Lamar University. We take a deep dive into the emerging trends that are changing the way we teach, as well as the new technologies that are driving the shift. For more information on the work Dr. Tilisa Thibodeaux has been doing, be sure to check out her website - http://tilisathibodeaux.com And for the best articles, interviews, videos, and podcasts from the Education Technology industry, be sure to subscribe to our publication.

Matt Nupen is the CEO | Co-Founder of Insert Learning and has created a product that any teacher can use! His company takes any typical lesson plan and instantly makes it more interactive. Topics of discussion include the insurgence of AI and gamification within the modern classroom space as well as what's to be expected over the next several years in education. Will text books be obsolete? Will there be less focus on curriculum? Do "AI" driven learning systems work or will it fail teachers in the future? Find out all about it in today's Education Technology episode!

On today's podcast, I get to have a conversation with Josephine Misson from Wooclap. We discuss the way in which they are incorporating digital technology in classrooms, and how proactive learning environments help both teachers and students. Joséphine is Inbound Marketing & Customer Success Manager at Wooclap, a collaborative tech solution for classes, conferences and training sessions. You can follow Wooclap on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook. https://www.wooclap.com https://www.instagram.com/wooclap/ https://twitter.com/wooclap https://www.facebook.com/wooclap https://www.linkedin.com/company/wooclap/

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

On today's podcast, we get to chat with Lars Lengquist from Lexplore. We discuss the way a tech company can approach a huge social issue responsibly, the technological advances that may redefine the way we think about education, and I actually ask about how something works.

On today's episode of the Podcast, we get to chat with Joshua Wilson, PhD., from the University of Delaware. We discuss the emergence of software that can assess a student's writing ability (with an eye towards helping them where they struggle). We also talk about the change in educational approaches, the developing role of technology in the classroom, and how automation can make a huge impact on the world of scoring and grading in schools.

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

On this episode of our Education Technology Podcast, we get to have a conversation with John Merris from Clarus Glassboards. We discuss the changing nature of education through the introduction of new learning tools, the evolution of engagement and knowledge transfer at all educational levels.

Welcome to the Education Technology podcast, by MarketScale, where we dive into the technology that is revolutionizing the education industry. Tune in for interviews with educators, startups, and thought leaders provide compelling insights into the future of EdTech.

On this episode of our Education Technology podcast, we have the privilege of speaking with Dr. Abbie Brown from East Carolina University. We talk about the concept of teaching teachers, helping people step out of their comfort zones to improve, how technology is generating a new language, and the dangers of existing on the bleeding edge.

On this MarketScale podcast episode focusing on the latest in Education, we are joined by Professor Leigh Ann Hall of the University of Wyoming. Professor Hall holds the Wyoming Excellence in Higher Education Endowed Chair in Literacy Education and shares her thoughts regarding the future of online learning, and designing experiences that truly motivate students to learn. As well as creating an online, social community to connect students to create a deeper educational impact. We also discuss the growing desire amongst corporations to create educational courses for their employees where they feel the traditional education process has not prepared them, and what sort of impact that might have on the future for all parties involved.

The U.S. Department of Education and the Federal Trade Commission are struggling with how to guide schools on protecting students’ personal information while using educational technology. The information that is provided on devices like iPads, Laptops and other computers allow companies to gain information about their consumers. However, access to this information becomes a more difficult subject when that information is being taken from students using these devices for educational purposes. Thomas B. Pahl, the acting director of the FTC’s bureau of consumer protection said ”Both the FTC and the Department of Education think further discussion, and perhaps additional guidance, is warranted.” The discussion should “provide a roadmap for potential next steps the agencies can take.” There is no word on when either organization will have further guidance to provide educators and their students on the safety of their personal information when using these devices.