Episodes

Lynn Smargis, an Elementary coding teacher from Utah shares her expertise on how you can get your young students coding, Computer Science Week, and Hour of Code!

Angela Cleveland and Saqi Mehta, founders of ReigningIt are joined by my former Rutgers student Sierra Gratale for a round-table discussion about creating a #STEM dialogue inclusive of every woman.

Emily Gover returns with Steve Isaacs to talk about #edtechbridge and the conversations that need to take place between educators and technology developers.

Emily Gover () shares her love of audio and its value in your classroom. From rapping to podcasts Emily believes audio can impact learning.

Google Apps for Education is now G Suite for Education and the education world is losing it·s mind!

Katie Ann Wilson wrote the book about augmented reality in education. She shares apps and resources as well as how to best integrate augmented reality into your classroom.

Justin Schleider New Jersey Phys. Ed. teacher shares his insight into how to integrate technology with Phys. Ed. students and the value of being a connected educator!

Stacey Lindes (@iruntech) shows us what sketchnotes are and the role they can play in your classroom, professional and personal life.   Support for this episode of House of #EdTech comes from:    - Use Promo code: HOUSEOFEDTECH ...

Derek Larson, Utah educator and guest co-host provide insight into his new edtech job and how he got the job!

The new studio is open for business and my wife crashed the party to talk Twitter Chats and Pokemon Go!

Learn something new while you're on Summer vacation. It could be related to your education but preferably not.

Jill Dobrowansky appeared on #shiftED on June 21, 2016 and the conversation is MUST LISTEN!

Summer vacation is a time to relax and recharge in education. Here are some great reads to improve multiple aspects of your career and your student's experience in your classroom.

Meghan Davis from GoEnnounce stops by the podcast to update us on some new developments to their platform and I record LIVE from EdTechNJ 2016 in Edison, NJ.

In this episode, I speak with a first-grade teacher who uses blogging in her 1st-grade classroom and her students are knocking it out of the park.

Jennifer Gonzalez, a fellow podcaster who hosts the Cult of Pedagogy Podcast shares a variety of #edtech tools and resources that every teacher needs to be aware of.

AJ Bianco and Stacey Lindes have broken into the House of #EdTech and taken over the show. What have they done with this opportunity? The best guest they could get? Me.

AJ Bianco and Adam Schoenbart guest co-host this episode and we discuss great approaches to what you can do after attending an EdCamp. We share tips and recommendations to get the most out of your unconference experience.

Get FOUR awesome #edtech recommendations in this 2016 edition of the #EdTech Final Four.

Teachers should be offered choices around topics, presenters, and how their PD is structured. Teachers are told time and time again to differentiate, personalize, and meet their students where they are. Why doesn’t the same ring true for professional development?

My very first guest, Alex Rosenwald, has returned to the classroom and the podcast to talk about how his students are taking education technology to the next level.

Katelyn returns to talk about the importance of functionality when designing an education space and respond to feedback from episode 52.

A rare guestless episode where I talk about the awesome shows on the Education Podcast Network, share listener feedback, and TWO recommendations!

My wife, Katelyn Nesi, co-hosts this first episode of 2016 and we give insight into how we live life to the fullest on two educator's salaries!