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EdTech Café

Stanford EdTech

EdTech Café is a podcast series produced by the educational technology team at Stanford Medicine. Our team sits at the intersection of art, science, and education, and in this space we’ll sit down with other media- and production-savvy professionals to discuss how they use their talents to support science and education across the globe.

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00:30:56

#10 – Season 1 Wrap-Up

EdTech Café ·

2020/12/11

In our final episode of the first season, we do a quick recap of how we think the season went, what we liked about the guest interviews and Treat of the Day, how to improve both segments (including the possibility of adding games with guests), how we can interact more directly with our listeners, and other ideas for the upcoming season.Please reach out to us @stanfordedtech on Gmail, Facebook, and Twitter — we'd love to hear from you! And as always, please don't forget to like, subscribe, and

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02:07:32

#9 – The Space to Explore

EdTech Café ·

2020/11/27

In the penultimate episode of our first season, we invite Shanna Polley — artist, musician, sound designer, music teacher, and an honorary member of Stanford EdTech, especially given that she’s the newly engaged fiancée of our very own William Bottini — to the café where we discuss her creative process, her auspicious start to songwriting at 13 years old, her artistic inspirations (both famous and non-famous), the fulfilling and challenging aspects of her musical success, and her advice to aspiring

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01:36:56

#8 – Storytelling & The Hollywood Dream

EdTech Café ·

2020/11/13

In this episode, we welcome Bindu Madhava, formerly of AV Tech at Stanford Medicine and currently a senior digital media specialist at Stanford EdTech. We discuss his upbringing in Bangalore, India when 16mm and video cameras first arrived, the cinematographer who became his first mentor, the Bollywood and Hollywood films that have inspired him, and the "Hollywood Dream." We also talk about his reasons for emigrating to the United states, his professional career leading up to Stanford, the projects

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01:48:19

#7 – Crumb is Crumb is Crumb

EdTech Café ·

2020/10/30

In this episode, we invite George Mauro, formerly of AV Tech at Stanford Medicine, to the café where we discuss birds, Piggly Wiggly, his experience in theatre, including those with Jessica, and his decades-long career in video production from college to Stanford Medicine. We also talk about the circumstances that led to his semi-retirement, along with how he's adjusting to the new normal during the COVID-19 pandemic. For our Treat of the Day, we break down the poem "A Bird came down the Walk" by

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01:39:00

#6 – Bartending & Instructional Design

EdTech Café ·

2020/10/16

In this episode, we welcome Stanford EdTech's first instructional designer, Deila Bumgardner, to the café where we discuss her journey from media production to instructional design, including a brief stint as a wine bartender, and her experience working as a contractor at Apple. We also talk about what makes good (or bad) instructional design, and how working in academia has allowed her to think outside the box in the pursuit of meaningful outcomes. Our Treat of the Day concerns the phrase

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01:52:00

#5 – Thinking About a Good Future

EdTech Café ·

2020/10/02

In this episode, we invite Jon Jamieson, the Director of Media & Design at Stanford Graduate School of Business, to the café where we discuss his band's new EP, his upbringing with punk music in Santa Cruz, the transition from music to video in college, and his journey from journalism to higher education. We also talk about how his team at Stanford GSB is adapting to COVID-19, along with his new role in the Media & Design team. Our Treat of the Day concerns 17776, the interactive, multimedia

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01:26:16

#4 – Tensions & Intentions in Art

EdTech Café ·

2020/09/18

In this episode, we welcome artist Kat Cao, who also happens to be the newest member of our Stanford EdTech team. We discuss how a childhood of cartoons & animes influenced her artistic style, the thrill of being a part of online art communities, her experience at a research-based art program, her journey to educational technology, and what has changed (or not changed) for her during the COVID pandemic. Our Treat of the Day concerns Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey and how the film's unique,

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01:31:37

#3 – "Yes, and..."

EdTech Café ·

2020/09/04

In this episode, we invite actor, instructional designer, and voiceover artist Maria Marquis to the show. We discuss the August heat, Jeff Goldblum, the power of improv's "Yes, and..." thinking, being present in the moment, the pros & cons of perfectionism, the necessity of narratives, and how all this applies to acting & instructional design. We also talk about Maria's new vocal booth, how fur babies can conquer that space, and the myriad skills that comprise voice artistry. Our Treat of

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01:26:38

#2 – Cats & Dogs

EdTech Café ·

2020/08/21

In our second episode, we welcome Stanford EdTech's resident cat-lady, Lauren Watley. We discuss updates on William's finger, pesky computers, cats & dogs (of course), Lauren's personal website that she coded herself, how Lauren is adjusting to the "new normal" of working from home, and her career path before arriving at educational technology. Our Treat of the Day concerns Wikipedia, its vast information database, biases & other flaws within the system, and even a fun game that you can try

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01:05:33

#1 – A Whole New Way of Looking at Things

EdTech Café ·

2020/08/07

In our first official episode, we invite guests Semay Johnston & Carlos Sanchez from Stanford Digital MEdIC. We discuss how they are adjusting to the “new normal” during shelter-in-place, how they arrived at Stanford to be a part of Digital MEdIC, and the projects that the group is currently working on. Our Treat of the Day concerns the July 6 directive by the Trump administration that would have required international students to enroll in at least one, in-person course in order to stay in the

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00:44:22

Welcome to EdTech Café!

EdTech Café ·

2020/07/24

In our inaugural episode, we introduce ourselves after briefly hearing about how William almost chopped his finger off. Our Treat of the Day is Zoom, or more specifically, video conferencing, and we cap off the episode with a report on how each of us is coping with shelter-in-place.

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