Reflective Teaching In A Digital Age

About Reflective Teaching In A Digital Age

Welcome to the podcast series called: Reflective Teaching in a Digital Age. We are excited to share our conversations with professionals working in STEM education or related fields. They have graciously agreed to share their personal experiences of adapting to an online teaching mode as well as their professional wealth of practical and theoretical knowledge relevant to blended or online teaching. We discuss many topics including effective course design, teamwork facilitation, assessment, educational technology integration, social support, instructor’s trust development and many, many others. We hope these conversations will prove useful to our listeners as well as help to engage our community in a larger conversation about effective ways to navigate the “new normal” of blended and online learning in STEM to develop effective modes of teaching. Visit our website for more information: https://www.reflectiveteachinginadigitalage.com

Publisher

Dr. Natasha Mello and Dr. Nicole Pitterson

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

29 Sept 2020

Latest episode

31 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

42 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   31 Jul 2026

   Intentional AI Use in Teaching with Casey Cuny

   In this episode, we talk with high school English teacher and teacher-educator Casey Cuny about what it really means to teach in the age of AI. Rather than treating tools like ChatGPT and Gemini as shortcuts, Casey uses them as thought partners—to design lessons, differentiate for diverse learners, and deepen classroom dialogue. We explore why today’s students are “digital natives but not AI natives,” how intentional guardrails and AI literacy can prevent an emerging “AI divide,” and concrete...

2. 

   15 Jan 2026

   SoundByte: How to Introduce AI in University Engineering Classes — Advice from Dr. Héctor Rodríguez‑Simmonds

   In this segment, Hector shares practical and thoughtful strategies for introducing artificial intelligence in the engineering classroom. He describes how he uses practical, approachable projects—such as building simple classifiers or experimenting with basic machine learning models—to make AI concepts feel accessible. By connecting AI to foundational engineering and mathematical ideas—and encouraging play, experimentation, and systems thinking—Hector suggests an approach for educators and stu...

3. 

   15 Jan 2026

   Integrating AI Tutoring Tools in K–12 Education with Dr. Kristen DiCerbo

   In this episode, Dr. Kristen DiCerbo explains how AI tools like Khan Academy’s Khanmigo are being integrated into classrooms to support both students and teachers, offering personalized feedback and assistance while streamlining educational tasks. In our discussion, Kristen emphasizes the need for ethical implementation, highlighting issues of data privacy, safety, and trust as central to responsible use. She also makes it clear that while AI is a valuable tool for enhancing education, teache...

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 25 / 100

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Quality

22

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

68

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