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The TechTea Podcast
by Victoria Cameron
A podcast where we spill the tea on all things educational technology! I am currently enrolled in the Master of Educational Technology program through the University of British Columbia.
Episodes
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MOOC Migration, Professional Development, and Final Reflection
This episode is special because it marks the end of an era for me- I will be submitting this episode as my final reflection for my Master of Educational Technology degree. I started this journey with the University of British Columbia in September 2020, in the midst of the global pandemic, and I...
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User Experience and Changing Literacies
Have you ever wondered what is the role of user experience (UX) in education? What does it mean by teachers as designers? Why are teachers in the best position to design learning materials that suit their learners best? Join us to learn more about UX in education, created by teachers for…
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STEAM Perspectives: Final Reflection Podcast
Join Victoria, Connie, and Fiona as they reflect on their curriculum jamming experience!
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S2E1: Let's Talk About Words!
A quick dive into words that have been updated based on technological advancements. Click here for the full transcript of this podcast. All references mentioned in the episode are included below, as well as with in-text citations in the transcript.…
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Episode 7: Self-representation and self-determination
Consider Faye Ginsburg's assertion (in "Rethinking the Digital Age") that social action and transformation in Indigenous communities has been linked to control of media, representation, and access to technology. Then consider Tim Michel's video commentary about the digital divide. Think back to…
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Episode 6: Engaging with Other Cultures
Can an individual truly engage with another culture and learn about it without a deep self-examination of their own cultural values? Explain. References Gough, J. (2000). History, representation, globalisation and indigenous cultures: A Tasmanian perspective. In C. Smith & G.K. Ward (Eds.),...
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Episode 5: Culturally responsive education models
What do these models of culturally responsive education have in common despite large geographic distances and differences? What is different about them? What do these analyses of educational change suggest about what it means to decolonize schools? How do they account for some of the problems...
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Episode 4: Traditional culture, technology and youth
How are Indigenous communities using a combination of technology and traditional knowledge to help youth heal and gain vision for their lives? What is the role of Elders in these situations? References: Fraser River Journey (Video access through UBC Internal Canvas Site) NunavutEducation. (2012,...
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Episode 3: Indigenous identity and contrasting societal values
We look at the question, "How have Indigenous communities and the revival of Indigenous culture become spaces of resistance and hope?" References: Kawagley, A. O., & Barnhardt, R. (1998). Education indigenous to place: Western science meets native reality. Fairbanks: Alaska Native Knowledge...
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Episode 1: Nanook of the North
A discussion on the ways that educators can encourage and direct students to view media products about and from Indigenous cultures more critically. We also consider how Indigenous leaders speak to the media and respond to stereotypes. Resources referenced in this episode: DrRockso1987. (2016,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast where we spill the tea on all things educational technology! I am currently enrolled in the Master of Educational Technology program through the University of British Columbia.
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Victoria Cameron
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