Summary:If you are like me, who does not know how to code, or know anything about design or architecture, but are still very interested in learning about the Metaverse, then this episode is for you. Listen on to learn how to get started to become a Metaverse consultant.References:Boston Consulting Group's Metaverse Consulting Service Offeringshttps://www.bcg.com/capabilities/digital-technology-data/emerging-technologies/metaverse-servicesForbes' Metaverse Reading

Cat Flynn is the Director of Learning Science at Southern New Hampshire University and she is paving the way for immersive experiences with impact. Also presenting at the Games For Change Festival, her project to help teach students about the brain by taking a virtual walk inside could be the next phase for VR in schools. Thanks for joining us today on CDW Education's Focus on EDU: EdTech and The Education Experience, hosted by Doug Konopelko. If you enjoyed the show, please like and subscribe to

Emily Miethner co-founded Travel Cat with her husband when they became cat parents and realized the market for pet products was missing a company that was geared specifically toward cat owners. With their targeted community building and inclusive educational approach, they’ve built a deeply loyal customer base and a profitable business. In this week’s episode of Ecommerce Building Blocks, Jason and Emily discuss the meaning of community in the broader sense, and then Emily breaks down her strategies

Hi everyone! I'm Kat (aka katbrat). I am a Content Producer, Entrepreneur, Visionary Thinker, and Public Speaker. My goal is to inspire and motivate work+life balance through games, technology, parenting, traveling and mindfulness. Together with my tuxedo cat, Misaki (me-sock-ee), we stream a variety of interests from video games to traveling and mindfulness to business and education. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katbrat/support

On this episode of the world famous Sofa King Podcast, we hit you with some cryptozoology and talk about the Beast of Exmoor. This creature has been spotted thousands of times since the 1970s. It gained popularity in 1983 when a farmer lost almost 100 sheep in the course of three months. It got so bad that the British Royal Marines were deployed in “Operation Beastie” to try and kill or find forensic evidence. The descriptions are remarkably similar and seem to be some sort of a great cat that looks

Hudson Jameson is a veteran of the crypto space, having been involved in the industry since 2011. Over the course of his career, he has worked for the Ethereum Foundation, co-founded the Ethereum Cat Herders for educational purposes, and was recently a candidate for the Zcash Open Major Grants Committee. Despite his struggles with OCD, ADHD, bipolar type two, and anxiety - which came to a peak in 2020, leading him to voluntarily enter a mental hospital - Hudson has shown that if someone has

Shardul is a writer, marketer and generally curious cool cat. He currently works as the Creator Marketing Lead at Public where he's in charge of all things creators on the platform. Public is on a mission to make the stock market more inclusive, educational and fun. You can join public for free and get your free slice of stock at http://share.public.com/shardul. Shardul also writes a great newsletter on the creator economy news and does deep dives on creators at http://creatorsdigest.substack.com

Thursday, April 22 is Earth Day. As citizens of this planet, we should all care about caring for this world. Today, Monica Burns gives us practical ways to teach and encourage students to be good caretakers of the world we live in. Every teacher will find an idea they can use any time of the year to encourage sustainability and caring for our environment. www.coolcatteacher.com/e734 Monica Burns - Bio As Submitted Dr. Monica Burns is a curriculum and educational technology consultant, Apple

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

Listen in to hear our favorite Chrome Extensions and how they can be utilized in a Blended Learning environment.

Take a listen as I explain the difference between the various blended learning models.

What is Blended Learning? What isn't Blended Learning? Give a listen to better understand what Blended learning is and isn't in the K-12 classroom.

We are passionate educators who believe that effective educational technology will help engage, empower, and excite our teachers and students. Here's our trailer. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes where we will begin to scratch the surface of blended learning and how educational technology can help you meet all your students needs.

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Apple Glasses rumors start to take shape. iOS 13.5 updates; the good and the bad. We choose reviews from Google and Yelp on Apple Store experiences. Plus Anker releases a $100 24k gold plated iPhone cable! Yes Really! Will shares the story of his cat Buca passing away the same day of this recording. News, thoughts, and education from former Apple employees. Teaching our listeners about their Apple devices. We challenge you to THiNK DIFFERENT! Twitter: Thinkdiffpod Instagram

Cat Zakrzewski is a technology policy reporter for the Washington Post and authors the technology 202 newsletter. She previously reported for the Wall Street Journal, Pro Venture Capital. Her work has been published in Tech Crunch, the Boston Globe, USA Today and the Chicago Sun Times.

We recorded this episode on Sat. March 28, 2020, which marks 16 days of our self-quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic. Silly: the way different people sleep, cat toys that talk, cats that act like dogs, the Siena and Toast Toilet Paper Challenge: can you dispense your ration of squares in just one tug??? Serious: humanity's mid-life crisis or coming-of-age traumatic event, the power of technology vs. the power of wisdom and the reality of our mortal condition, what makes life meaningful The

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Dr. Lee Graham is working with teachers to teach them principles of game-based learning to teach writing. Her anecdotes of classroom behavior-changing results are - pardon the pun - game-changing. Learn more. www.coolcatteacher.com/e569  Dr. Lee Graham - Bio As Submitted Dr. Lee Graham teaches courses in educational technology and pre-service teaching at the State University of New York, College at Oneonta. Her initial contact with Verena Roberts and Vicki Davis in 2014 helped her to futher her

Welcome to episode 126 of the EdTech Situation Room from February 28, 2019, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) was on assignment at the NCCE Conference in Seattle. In this episode, Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) and Beth Holland (@brholland) discussed baby duck syndrome, resources by PBS Learning Media including "The Cat in the Hat" online, and what's revealed about student perceptions when they "draw a scientist." Additional topics included the