HeyJaredThe Higher EdTech Podcast
Instructional Technologist Tim VanNorman and Professor Brent Warner work through the ins and outs of technology integration in Higher Education. The show focuses on best classroom practices for instructors in face-to-face, hybrid, and online courses.
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S8E03 - Google Search vs Gemini vs Gems vs Notebook (opens the original)
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Google has so many AI tools it's hard to know which to use for what. If you've been looking for a little clarity on best use cases for each of the major tools, tune in to see how Brent and Tim are approaching these overlapping resources. Show notes: www.TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com
S8E02 - What's New with Zoom - Fall 2026 (opens the original)
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Zoom made a ton of updates over the summer and it's hard to keep up with all of them. Tim and Brent share out some of the major functional changes that affect our daily use as educators. Show Notes: https://www.TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com
S8E01 - The Chancellor's Innovators Program (opens the original)
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We're back in the new school year and to kick things off Brent and Tim are discussing how community college faculty, staff, and admin are building macro-level AI bots to help improve workflows and help students. The state chancellor's office worked with Playlab this summer and scope of projects was impressive. Listen in as Brent and Tim share some of the projects people worked on and how you can use those ideas on your campus. Show notes: https://www.TheHigherEdTechPodcast.com
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