HeyJaredEdTech in 5: Lindy Hoc’s Blog Summaries
Tired of long reads but still want to stay sharp in EdTech?Welcome to Lindy Hoc’s blog audio summaries — quick, no-fluff recaps of her latest insights on educational technology, AI in K–12, and future-ready teaching strategies.Whether you're driving, walking, or lesson…
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Catch Them in the Scroll: Short-Form Video in the Classroom (opens the original)
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Your students are already watching short-form video for hours a day. This episode makes the case that the scroll isn't just a distraction — it's a free masterclass in student engagement, and teachers can steal from it. This episode breaks down what actually makes short-form video so watchable (hint: it's not the content), and how to bring those same delivery and production techniques into your teacher-created videos — no dancing required. Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/po
Teach the Scroll: Doom Scrolling vs. Productive Scrolling (opens the original)
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We can ban phones in schools all day long, but that alone won't teach a single student what healthy screen time actually looks like. Someone has to show them the difference. This episode breaks down doom scrolling versus productive scrolling, why the "just take it away" approach misses the point, and four practical ways to model healthy, intentional screen habits for your students, including how short-form video can become a teaching tool instead of just a distraction. Check out the blog post he
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