Tech in EdTech

In this episode, Beatriz Arnillas, Vice President of Product Management at 1EdTech, and Parag Samarth, Chief Strategy Officer at Magic EdTech, discuss the TrustEd Apps initiative by 1EdTech. They discuss the program's evolution from focusing on data privacy to encompassing security, accessibility, and a new GenAI data rubric. Beatriz explains the importance of transparency, organizational preparedness, and data literacy in using AI in education. The conversation highlights the need for critical thinking and responsible data use to create safer and more effective educational technology environments. She also encourages educators and edtech providers to work together towards a safer, more mature, and reliable industry.

Sunil Gunderia, Chief Innovation Officer at Age of Learning discusses the intersection of evidence-based and AI-driven learning with Dipesh Jain. Sunil emphasizes the importance of merging engaging learning experiences with proven effectiveness for both parents and students. He explains how AI is integrated into their platforms, highlighting the significance of domain expertise and data collection to personalize learning experiences. Sunil also discusses the role of AI in identifying students needing additional support and ensuring equitable education. Furthermore, he addresses challenges in AI adoption and emphasizes the importance of incorporating research-backed solutions to drive impactful outcomes.

In this episode, Parampreet Singh from Guardian Life joins Rishiraj Gera to explore the intersection of digital inclusion and corporate learning success. Parampreet shares insights from his thirteen-year journey, and highlights the importance of "born accessible" content and its benefits: inclusivity, compliance, and cost savings. He provides practical tips for integrating accessibility into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and addresses challenges and ethical considerations. The conversation emphasizes the role of AI in advancing digital inclusion efforts and shares actionable advice for developers to prioritize accessibility and create more inclusive learning experiences.

Stephanie Barber, Product Manager at Teaching.com joins Sean Strathy to discuss the transformative Science of Reading, exploring its impact on literacy education. Stephanie shares insights on EdTech product designs, building an intrinsic love of learning, and the role of human interaction. The podcast touches on AI integration, ethical considerations, and the future of impactful educational products. Discover the profound transformations in literacy education in this enlightening episode.

In this episode of Tech In EdTech, Eric Stano is joined by Maeve DuVally, author of "Maeve Rising - Coming Out Trans In Corporate America," to explore the challenges and opportunities associated with fostering an inclusive corporate culture. Maeve shares her experiences coming out as transgender in a prominent corporate setting, shedding light on the significance of corporate support structures. The conversation touches on the strategic aspects of managing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, with Maeve offering insights into creating an environment where employees can thrive.

Join Acky Kamdar as he explores Global Competency Centers with Ashish Malhotra, Founder of Ampalyst LLC. In this episode, Ashish demystifies GCCs, discussing their benefits, challenges, and the essential components of a successful setup.

From talent and change management to navigating political risks, Ashish provides actionable insights tailored for EdTech companies and publishers considering GCC adoption.

Mark Deppe, Director of UCI Esports joins Sean Strathy as they explore the multifaceted world of esports in education and its potential to enhance student engagement and learning experiences. Mark shares valuable insights on the distinctive fusion of elite competition and academic excellence, highlighting the challenges within esports, and advice for individuals interested in initiating esports programs.

In this episode, Sean Strathy and Liz Lee, the Director of Online Learning at ISTE, discuss the integration of AI in classrooms. They explore the pandemic's influence on edtech, emphasizing the transition from reactive measures to inventive teaching techniques, and addressing educators' apprehensions regarding AI. Liz advocates for a cautious yet forward-thinking strategy in using AI's educational potential, highlighting ethical considerations and the importance of a gradual integration process.

This podcast episode features Kathleen Sestak and Greg Hannah, Director of Disability Services at Villanova University. They discuss the role of technology in supporting students with disabilities during the pandemic-induced shift to online learning. Greg shares Villanova’s initiatives for students with disabilities and the evolving landscape of student-driven assistive tech and urges collaboration between educators and students for equitable tech advancements.

In this episode, Dan uncovers the future of EdTech for K12 with Brian Carlson, CEO of StoryTime AI. Delve into how AI, particularly Generative AI, can bridge literacy gaps by creating personalized and culturally relevant content for young readers. Brian urges education leaders to recognize the transformative potential of Web3 technologies, decentralization, and blockchain. Gain insights into essential security measures in AI and Web3 technologies, ensuring child safety and protecting intellectual property.