Starting an Academic Podcast / Notes from PODFest 2022
Yesterday the Digital Resources and Innovation committee of the POD Network hosted the first ever POD Fest, a two-hour online event aimed …
Best Season Yet of VandyVox?
Back in 2018, I talked with half a dozen faculty at Vanderbilt who were adding podcast or other audio assignments to their …
How Does the Fourth Season of a Course Podcast Work?
Asking my first-year writing students to create short audio pieces in lieu of written essays was a bit of a gamble the …
Celebrating 100 Episodes of the Leading Lines Podcast
Cross-posted from the Vanderbilt Center for Teaching blog… Five years ago, I pitched the idea of a podcast about educational technology to …
Intentional Technology for Remote Teaching and Learning
Last month, I gave a talk about my new book, Intentional Tech, at the University of Waterloo. The night before my talk, …
Building a Better Podcast Assignment
I’m excited to share that my cryptography students and I will launch the third season of our class podcast, One-Time Pod, this …
Lessons in Audio Storytelling from #PodX
After both my Leading Lines co-producer Cliff Anderson and my wife told me about the PodX podcast convention in Nashville this past …
Teaching, Technology, and Tea (or Maybe Coffee)
A few months ago, I posted a roundup of podcasts that focus on teaching and learning in higher education. This week, I …
Teaching and Learning Podcasts (2019 Edition)
I have a book coming out later this year, and my press asked me for “specialized media” to whom they might send …
Announcing VandyVox, a “Podcast of Podcasts”
Cross-posted from the Vanderbilt Center for Teaching blog I am very excited to announce a new podcast from the Vanderbilt Center for …