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Join LearningMate's host, Keith Chandler, for a bi-weekly podcast exploring the world of education, edtech, and workforce development through conversations with industry subject matter experts and thought-leaders from across the globe united by a passion for equitable access…
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Ep 33 - Preparing Students for an AI-Powered Workforce: Why K–12 Must Join the Conversation (opens the original)
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In this episode of the LearningMate Podcast, host Shannon Rider sits down with educator and education technology leader Geri Gillespy to explore what it really means to prepare students for a future that is changing faster than ever. Drawing on her experience as a teacher, school leader, Microsoft education expert, and researcher focused on student engagement, Geri shares her perspective on how K–12 education can better connect learning to the skills students will need in college, careers, and b
Ep 32 - The Evolution of Learning Design: Why AI Changes Everything—Except the Need for Great Designers (opens the original)
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In this episode of the LearningMate Podcast, host Shannon Rider is joined by Stuart Vanorny, Vice President of Learning Design, and Dan Klosterman, Senior Director of Learning Design at Straive. Together, they bring decades of experience in higher education, corporate learning, and instructional design, offering a unique perspective on how the profession is evolving in response to advances in artificial intelligence. Together, Shannon, Stu, and Dan explore how AI is transforming the practice of
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