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EdTech You Should Know

by Jeff Herb

Jeff Herb shares the latest and greatest Educational Technology tools on EdTech You Should Know - a show for educators at all levels and in all positions.

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Episodes

  1. 18 – EdCamp Voxer

    EdCamp Voxer is an EdCamp event that takes place completely on the app Voxer. Tune in to hear what it is and how to participate!

  2. 17 – Live Streaming with Blab

    Blab.im is the website you should know about this time on ETYSK. Jeff (and two special guests) talk about the features of the new streaming service.

  3. 16 – WhatsDue: Keep Track of Assignment Due Dates

    Help students remember what's due by using the WhatsDue app, free for all teachers and easy for students and parents.

  4. 15 – YouTube Capture: Easily Record, Edit, and Upload Video to YouTube

    YouTube Capture, an iOS app by YouTube, is a great tool for recording, editing, and uploading content to YouTube.

  5. 14 – Kahoot: An Interactive Assessment Tool

    The assessment tool/game Kahoot is shared on this episode. Special guest, Rachelle Wooten, shares how she has used Kahoot with students and staff.

  6. 13 – The Google Classroom App: Released for iOS and Android

    Google recently released the native Google Classroom app for iOS and Android. Jeff talks about the features that exist in the app that help both students and teachers.

  7. 12 – Voxer: What It Is and How Educators Use It

    Jeff and his guests Jon Samuelson, Victoria Olson, and Starr Sackstein discuss what Voxer is and how educators are using it. Episode recorded on Voxer.

  8. 11 – Record Lessons and Presentations with Swivl

    Swivl is talked about this week on ETYSK. Jeff talks with the CEO of Swivl about how this great EdTech tool is being used in the classroom.

  9. 10 – Stick Around with Tony Vincent

    Jeff talks with Tony Vincent about his app Stick Around and how it can be used in a multitude of ways in the classroom.

  10. 09 – Curating Student and Audience Questions Using Social QA

    Curating questions in the classroom, staff meetings, presentations, etc., using the tool Social QA is the topic of this episode.

  11. 08 – Amazon Echo: The Next Classroom Assistant?

    The Amazon Echo, a new 'intelligent device' created by Amazon, could become very useful in education. Jeff talks about some of the basic functionality and ways in which it could change the traditional classroom.

  12. 07 – GradeCam: Use Your Camera to Grade Quizzes

    Learn how to grade multiple choice quizzes and tests effortlessly using GradeCam. Jeff (@InstTechTalk) tells you how on this episode of ETYSK.

  13. 06 – Using Kodable to Teach Programming

    Kodable is an app that helps teach kids how to program by focusing on the fundamentals. Jeff talks with Gretchen, Kodable co-founder, to learn more about what the free app offers.

  14. 05 – Communicate with Students and Parents using Remind

    This week's episode of ETYSK talks about Remind and their great tool for communicating with students in your class or who may be members of your team or activity.

  15. 04 – Google Classroom in Your Classroom

    Episode 4 – Google Classroom in Your Classroom [etysk] This episode of ETYSK focuses on Google's new Google Classroom LMS (learning management system) that ultimately helps teachers and students stay organized and connected throughout the duration of a course. While Google Classroom is currently...

  16. 03 – Mirroring and Screen Sharing with Reflector, AirParrot, and Slingshot

    Jeff talks with the co-founder of AirSquirrels about device mirroring and screen sharing using Reflector, AirParrot, and Slingshot.

  17. 02 – Student Portfolios with Bulb

    Jeff talks with the founders of Bulb, a web-based portfolio building tool that allows students to create beautiful portfolios that stay with them through their educational career.

  18. 01 – Thinglink

    Jeff talks with Ulla Engeström and Susan Oxnevad about how Thinglink is a great tool for annotation of images and video. Follow the show @EdTechtoKnow

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Jeff Herb shares the latest and greatest Educational Technology tools on EdTech You Should Know - a show for educators at all levels and in all positions.

HOSTED BY

Jeff Herb

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EdTech You Should Know currently has 18 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

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Jeff Herb shares the latest and greatest Educational Technology tools on EdTech You Should Know - a show for educators at all levels and in all positions.

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EdTech You Should Know has 18 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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EdTech You Should Know is created and hosted by Jeff Herb.
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