Neil and Felicitas also recorded a short hallway conversation at the same event, which explores solutions beyond claims of transformation and novelty. www.buzzsprout.com/1301377/epis... - ThreadSky

kate-molloy.net • 14 days ago

Neil and Felicitas also recorded a short hallway conversation at the same event, which explores solutions beyond claims of transformation and novelty. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1301377/episodes/16588168-what-is-critical-in-critical-studies-of-edtech

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kate-molloy.net•14 days ago

A recent episode of "Let's Talk Education Research" saw @pt-phone-home.bsky.social interview Dr. Audrey Bryan (DCU) about her role as General Editor of @iesjournal.bsky.social. She shares some really practical insights into the work behind academic publishing.

kate-molloy.net•14 days ago

Next up is a favourite podcast, @tihe.bsky.social with @bonni208.bsky.social interviewing Jasmine Roberts-Crews about socially-just open education.

kate-molloy.net•14 days ago

Their discussion around renewable assignments and resources led me to dig up my now 20 year old class wiki where my students developed collaborative resources and assignments while developing research and information literacy skills. It was a bit crude as it was my first year teaching (2005-2006).

kate-molloy.net•14 days ago

Last, but definitely not least, is Helen Beetham's "Imperfect Offerings", which has featured conversations with so many people I know and admire, like @catherinecronin.bsky.social, @czernie.bsky.social, and @eam0.bsky.social.

kate-molloy.net•14 days ago

Helen's recent conversations with @audreywatters.bsky.social are reason to follow alone. https://helenbeetham.substack.com/s/imperfect-offerings-podcast

catherinecronin.bsky.social•12 days ago

a wonderful list, Kate -- thank you! I was just speaking with @francesbell.bsky.social earlier today about podcasts, so will share :)

bemeredith.bsky.social•14 days ago

Did you do a complete round robin where everyone had a chance to evaluate others’ resources? This is giving me an idea for one of my teachers!

kate-molloy.net•13 days ago

You know, I didn’t, but that’s an excellent idea. This was a 9th grade class and I was trying to ease them into the process, but I would be more ambitious now!

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