Laura Revilla is a PhD candidate in Heritage Studies at Brandenburg University of Technology (BTU) in Cottbus, Germany. Her research focuses on understanding diverse forms of heritage and security in Mexican communities through bottom-up practices and decolonial thinking. Through her journey, she aims to discover the uses and relevance of heritage in our everyday lives.    In this episode Laura shares her PhD journey and how it has been shaped by her cat Chobi. Laura explains how Chobi has been both

Smartphones are ubiquitous in society: Everybody has one. The use of smartphones in schools ultimately comes down to how they are used and regulated by the school and its staff. We can ban technology, but at what cost? Once the cat is out of the bag, you cannot put it back in. Instead of banning smartphones, perhaps we should be teaching children how to use them effectively. You can access the webpage for the lesson Phones in Schools

Early exposure to technology can help children develop digital literacy skills. Around 70% of kindergartners can use educational apps on tablets or smartphones. But it stands to reason that we must help students know how to effectively use these tools so they do not hinder and that they help  But do they know how to use technology effectively? And how much is too much? Not all technology use is good, and overuse can hold students back. Use should be appropriate, tied to classroom content areas,

B*News Bites 文字檔 (國中) ________________________________ Are you ready for today's new episode of News Bites? I'm Paz Bueno… And I'm Nancy Sun. In today's news: ChatGPT helps fight crime, and Gaza's first cat cafe. And in today's Tasty Tidbit…animal artists! Keep on listening to find out more, coming up next! ________________________________ 高雄檢警利用ChatGPT捉住虛擬貨幣詐騙集團 Kaohsiung Authorities Use ChatGPT to Catch Crypto Scammers Technology has changed our lives. From smartphones to smart

Today, you’ll learn about a new weapon in the war against toxic shock syndrome, how scientists used AI to understand how humans evolved to walk upright, and a new discovery that changes what we know about saber-toothed cats.TSS Bacto-Battles“Inhibition of Toxic Shock Syndrome Associated Staphylococcus aureus by Probiotic Lactobacilli.” by Patrick M. Schlievert. 2023.https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/spectrum.01735-23“Probiotic combo stops bacteria that cause toxic shock syndrome.” Science Daily

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Liz Rossof, an RE/MAX realtor based in Denver, Colorado. Liz shares her transition from an art and technology background to becoming a real estate agent in Denver. She talks about Denver's changing real estate market, challenges faced by homebuyers, and strategies to navigate it, including understanding zoning and creating clean offers. Some other wonderful topics covered in the interview includes:- Liz explains “house hacking”, which means turning your

In Part 2 of this podcast series on jobsite safety, construction expert Brad Humphrey sits down with Jason Hurdis, Caterpillar’s global market professional for quarry and aggregates and Lonnie Fritz, Caterpillar’s senior market professional construction industry expert with a focus on heavy construction and roadbuilding, to talk about how technology and equipment can improve security. As construction industry equipment theft continues to be a problem, the latest technology can help prevent such

It’s been seven years since Pokemon Go introduced augmented reality to the masses and caused a global craze. Since then, consumers have used a slew of applications that alter their reality—from more mundane uses like TikTok filters adding cat ears to someone’s head to more immersive experiences like Meta’s Oculus headset video games. Beyond shopping and gaming, augmented, virtual, and mixed reality software could become an invaluable tool for education. While research shows promise, classrooms have

Recorded August 25, 2022 Did you know esports is dead?  Neither did we, but here’s an article about it and while it may not be filling stadiums, the reports of its death are greatly exaggerated. Then we’re joined by Don Merritt from the University of Central Florida to discuss learning spaces without focusing on “the stuff.”  As technologists, it’s tempting to talk about features without activities and Brand A vs Brand B, losing sight of the nature of what we’re doing.  After all, if the students

Guests from Legal Aid of North Carolina (LANC) join Cat Moon to discuss creating the nation’s first Innovation Lab housed in a civil legal aid organization on the latest episode of LSC’s “Talk Justice” podcast.

Now more than ever, conversations around legal technology and innovation can be incredibly overwhelming—especially for those who are worried about the implications of generative AI. Our guest today helps facilitate these important discussions, with the goal of making new technology less intimidating for lawyers. Cat Casey is chief growth officer at Reveal-Brainspace, a cloud-based provider of ediscovery software, which helps legal professionals solve complex discovery problems. Prior to joining the

Vicki Davis, known as the author, behind the Cool Cat Teacher Blog and the host of the 10-minute teacher podcast holds a role as both a classroom teacher and an Instructional Technology director in southwest Georgia. With teaching experience spanning over eighteen years in K12 education she also dedicated five years to teaching adults. In this episode she shares her thoughts concerning the rise of artificial intelligence in today's classrooms. Contact Vicki Davis here.

Cat’s research centers on the socio-cognitive factors and processes that help people learn and succeed. In her role as director of Pluralsight Flow’s Developer Success Lab, she studies what makes software teams thrive and shares that research with the community so teams can learn from her findings.In a recent report, the Dev Success Lab explored how visibility can encourage higher-performing teams and better business outcomes.Pluralsight is an education platform for software developers. Pluralsight