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Hosted by Magic EdTech · education · EN-US · 89 episodes
Tech In EdTech improves the dialogue between education leaders and the innovators shaping edtech. This is your go-to show for actionable ideas and solutions that make digital learning not just possible, but effective, practical, and inclusive.
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Episode #89
What should a healthcare simulation program build before investing in more technology? Francisco Castelblanco, DNP, RN, Chair, Continuing Professional Development & Area Health Education Center Director at MAHEC, explains why educator capability should shape modality choices, scenario design, simulation debriefing, and the measurement of patient outcomes.
Episode #87
<p>Before your next AI strategy conversation, ask yourself this: Are you starting with implementation, or readiness? Stephen Jull, Global Head of AI and EdTech at Teach For All, argues that schools may be starting in the wrong place. The real question is not just how to roll out AI, but whether the institution is ready for it.<br/><br/>In this Tech in EdTech episode, Stephen joins Sean Strathy to discuss why AI readiness must come before rollout, and what schools need to get right before making their next major AI decision.</p><p><br/><br/></p>
Episode #86
<p>Enrollment trends may look like they’re improving, but the bigger challenges in higher ed haven’t changed. David Brunner speaks with Phil Hill about the realities behind enrollment shifts, evolving student expectations, and how institutions should rethink technology, strategy, and partnerships. <br/><br/></p>
Episode #85
<p>Some students log in, submit assignments, and still drop out. So what are we really measuring? In this episode, Shaunak Roy explains why most engagement metrics fail to predict retention and what institutions should be looking at instead. From early risk signals to faculty workload and AI hype, this conversation challenges how higher ed thinks about engagement and what it takes to keep students on track.</p>
Episode #84
<p>Most career readiness programs start in senior year. By then, it’s already late. Hiring is shifting toward demonstrated skills, work samples, and real evidence of capability, while schools still rely heavily on GPA and transcripts. So where is the disconnect? In this episode, Zahra sits down with Allison Danielsen, CEO of Tallo, to talk about skills-based hiring, early career exposure, and why making student talent visible to employers is becoming one of the biggest challenges in education.</p>
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