A new podcast for you to hear from the WCET team, featured guest hosts, and exciting interviewees talk about solutions and innovations in the practice and policy of digital learning in higher education.
WCET Frontiers Pod
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A new podcast for you to hear from the WCET team, featured guest hosts, and exciting interviewees talk about solutions and innovations in the practice and policy of digital learning in higher education.
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2/9/2022
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Recent Episodes
November 16, 2023
Episode 2.7: Where I’ve Been Where I Am, and Where We’re Headed with Karen Cangialosi.
On this episode of Frontiers, host Lindsey Downs and a surprise co-host learn about the amazing career and life journey of the new Director of Every Learner Everywhere. They chat about the impact of Open Education, especially on student engagement and success, the importance of music, and learn a little bit more about spiders.
September 15, 2023
Episode 2.6: Oh What’s in a Name - of a Learning Modality? - Chatting About WCET’s New Report
Over the past several months WCET has been working in the area of digital learning definitions. Today host Lindsey Downs discusses a new report from WCET and Nicole Johnson about the lack of clarity regarding the terms surrounding course modalities, such as online, totally online, fully online, 100% online... do these all mean the same? Or something different? This lack of clear definitions challenges students who just want to know how to successfully complete their coursework, where to be to take their class, and what tech they need to use. The report is live and available now https://wcet.wiche.edu/resources/what-to-do-when-the-modality-of-a-learning-experien[…]uidelines-for-creating-multidimensional-learning-experiences/
July 18, 2023
Episode 2.5: From IFWE to ASWE - The Importance of Mentoring and Connection with Darcy Hardy
In this episode, Frontiers pod host Lindsey Downs chats with Darcy Hardy, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs with Anthology, about ASWE - the Annual Summit for Women in eLearning (formerly IFWE). Lindsey and Darcy discussed the evolution from IFWE to ASWE, the benefits of attending the ASWE events and how life changing mentoring and connection can be, plus details on the ASWE Evolve event in collaboration with this year’s WCET Annual Meeting. Check out more information about the WCET Annual Meeting and ASWE Evolve! WCET Annual Meeting - October 25 - October 27, 2023. ASWE Evolve - October 26 - 28, 2023.
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