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What's Your Problem?: An Incomparable Podcast about Current Issues in Distance Learning and Education

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Get ready for an education revolution with "What's Your Problem?: An Incomparable Podcast about Current Issues in Distance Learning and Education," where we dive deep into the dynamic world of distance learning and education. Join your hosts, Adam Jason and Kaylynn, for the first two seasons as they tackle the burning questions and challenges of modern education head-on. Starting in season 3, we welcome Bernadette in Adam's place, bringing fresh perspectives and insights to our ongoing exploration. From the battleground of academic integrity to the quest for the best practices in teaching, we cover it all. We're your guides through the maze of cheating in distance learning, the magic of storytelling in education, the fight for accessibility, and the power of gamified learning. Each episode is a treasure trove of ideas, solutions, and thought-provoking discussions. Whether you're an educator, student, or simply passionate about the future of learning, "What's Your Problem?" is your go-to source for insights and inspiration. Join us on this epic journey to revolutionize education, one problem at a time. Subscribe now and be a part of the change!

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November 2, 2025

WYP - S2:E3 - Why AI is (Not) a Problem

Is AI the end of learning or its ultimate salvation? On the season finale of "What's Your Problem?", we cut through the hype to explore why Artificial Intelligence is (and isn't) a problem in education. Hear real-world AI absurdity (like when your AI ends up emailing their AI), then dive deep with academic success coach Travis Michalak for a ground-level view of how students are actually using these tools – the good, the bad, and the unexpected. We unpack the tension between AI's promise of personalized learning and efficiency versus the real risks to academic integrity and critical thinking        . Get the coach's perspective on guiding students away from over-reliance and fostering productive, ethical AI use. Plus, we tackle the strange case of the world's first AI actress in our Weird News segment  and challenge our panel (and you!) with the game "Tool or Crutch?" – can you tell if student AI use is helping or hindering learning? Tune in for a nuanced discussion on navigating the future of human intelligence in the age of AI. All included music generated by Suno AI.

October 5, 2025

WYP - S2:E2 - Instructional Design Myths

On this episode of "What's Your Problem?", we're pulling back the curtain on a field that's all around you, even if you don't know it exists: Instructional Design. Ever sat through a mind-numbing corporate training and wondered if there was a better way? Or followed a YouTube tutorial so perfect it made you feel like a genius? That's all instructional design. Join us as we bust the biggest myths in the field, proving it’s about far more than just "pretty PowerPoints." We play a spirited game of "ID or Not ID?" to uncover examples of a hidden world of learning design. We tackle all the big topics in Instructional Design right in this must-listen episode! Tune in and you’ll start seeing the invisible architecture of learning everywhere you look.

September 5, 2025

WYP - S2:E1 - Beyond Compliance: Making Digital Learning Accessible for All

The "What's Your Problem?" podcast is back for another season! In this episode, we dive deep into the crucial topic of digital accessibility in higher education and beyond. While one of our hosts is on a brief hiatus welcoming a new baby, we're kicking things off with a comprehensive look at the history of accessibility legislation, from the Americans with Disabilities Act to the latest WCAG standards. We'll share personal stories that highlight the human side of accessibility challenges and discuss common digital barriers, including frustrating PDFs and the evolution of social media accessibility. Plus, we have a big announcement about a new tool coming to Schoolcraft College to enhance the accessibility of our courses.

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What is What's Your Problem?: An Incomparable Podcast about Current Issues in Distance Learning and Education?: Get ready for an education revolution with "What's Your Problem?: An Incomparable Podcast about Current Issues in Distance Learning and Education," where we dive deep into the dynamic world of distance learning and education. Join your hosts, Adam Jason and Kaylynn, for the first two seasons as they tackle the burning questions and challenges of modern education head-on.

Starting in season 3, we welcome Bernadette in Adam's place, bringing fresh perspectives and insights to our ongoing exploration. From the battleground of academic integrity to the quest for the best practices in teaching, we cover it all.

We're your guides through the maze of cheating in distance learning, the magic of storytelling in education, the fight for accessibility, and the power of gamified learning. Each episode is a treasure trove of ideas, solutions, and thought-provoking discussions.

Whether you're an educator, student, or simply passionate about the future of learning, "What's Your Problem?" is your go-to source for insights and inspiration. Join us on this epic journey to revolutionize education, one problem at a time. Subscribe now and be a part of the change!
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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