The Digital Kindness Podcast explores the intersection of technology, education, and parenting in a world that’s always connected. Hosted by educator, author, and digital learning leader Andrew Marcinek, each episode dives into timely conversations about how we can foster healthier, more intentional relationships with technology—at school, at home, and within ourselves.Grounded in the themes of Andrew’s book Teaching Digital Kindness, this podcast brings a reflective, conversational, and academic tone to current issues around screen time, social media, digital literacy, and mental well-being. Future episodes will feature educators, researchers, students, and parents who aren’t simply banning screens—but building digital habits rooted in empathy, self-awareness, and open dialogue.Whether you're an instructional leader, classroom teacher, or caregiver, The Digital Kindness Podcast offers practical insights and reflective questions to help you reclaim your time, attention, and connect
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Episode #4
Brett Salakas Discusses the Impact of New Social Media Laws in Australia
Dec 18, 202549 minS2
<p>In this episode of the Digital Kindness podcast, host Andrew Marcinek speaks with Brett Salakas about Australia's groundbreaking law banning social media access for children under 16. They discuss the implications of this law on youth mental health, parental responsibilities, and the role of schools in navigating technology. The conversation emphasizes the need for a balance between technology and humanity, the importance of preparing students for a tech-driven future, and personal strategies for digital detox. The episode concludes with thoughts on the future of this legislation and its potential global impact.</p>
<p>In this conversation, Becky Keene discusses the importance of a thoughtful approach to integrating AI in education. She emphasizes that tools should not be the primary focus and introduces her AI optimism framework, which is built on three core principles: praxis, privacy, and prompting.</p>
Intention and Creativity: Navigating AI in Education
Nov 14, 202543 minS2
<p>In this episode of the Digital Kindness podcast, host Andrew Marcinek welcomes educator Dan Ryder to discuss the intersection of creativity, critical thinking, and the role of AI in education. They explore the philosophy behind Ryder's book 'Intention', the importance of intentionality in creative processes, and how AI can be used as a supportive tool for learners. The conversation emphasizes the need for educators to model AI use, foster creativity in all subjects, and navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in the classroom.</p>
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<p>In this episode of the Digital Kindness Podcast, host Andrew Marcinek welcomes Amelia Iverson-Gregorie, Technology Manager for the Walnut Hill School and the first guest of Season 2. Together, they explore the evolving role of AI in education, discussing how schools can thoughtfully integrate technology without losing sight of the human element. With insights into the challenges and opportunities AI presents, this conversation is a must-listen for educators and tech leaders navigating the future of learning. Tune in to discover how empathy and technology can coexist in the classroom.</p>
Zen and the Art of EdTech: A Conversation with Carl Hooker
Jun 20, 202552 minS1
<p>In this episode of the Digital Kindness Podcast, host Andrew Marcinek welcomes Carl Hooker, an influential figure in EdTech, to discuss the evolution of technology in education, the impact of cell phone bans, and the future of AI in classrooms. They reflect on their experiences with one-to-one technology initiatives, the importance of teaching digital well-being, and the upcoming ISTE Plus ASCD Live conference. Carl shares insights from his new book, Zen Gauge, which addresses the balance of technology use and mental health for students. The conversation emphasizes the need for educators to adapt to the changing landscape of technology...
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