Reviews

I listen to a lot of podcasts and this has become one of my top listens each episode. My only complaint is that I only get 2 episodes a month and wish I could have 4 instead. Great job Chris and best of luck to you in creating even more great content! - Derek Larson @lars3eb

Chris Nesi is a bubbling fountain of great information that is timely and useable! I enjoy his candor, charm, tips and guests. Even my boys love the recommendations, especially the Mine Craft read! This podcast is exactly what today's teachers need to move themselves forward in their own professional learning! Give it a listen, you won't be disappointed!!

I just found House of EdTech and it has become an instant favorite. I enjoy hearing how other teachers are integrating tech in meaningful ways. I plan on sharing this with the other teachers in my school and my PLN on Twitter. Nice work!

I started listening to this podcast today. Mr. Nesi does a great job promoting different possibilities when it comes to bring technology into the classroom meaningfully. I appreciate his “less is more advocacy”, meaning that instead of learning about ALL the difference technology resources that are out there for educators, it’s more important to focus on and USE a small number of of resources. Too many times we teachers feel the need to find the resources and write down the name of the app and bookmark the useful website, and we never actually use these resources. Mr. Nesi, please keep reminding us that using technology and experimenting with technology is more important than having a hundred names of apps/websites on the tip of our tongues. I also appreciate Mr. Nesi’s reminder that using technology for technology’s sake is ridiculous. We need to be mindful of how and why we’re using technology in the classroom. I’m thankful for this podcast and I’ll be listening more.

Chris does a great job with this podcast. I truly enjoy listening to the discussion that he has with his guests and his suggestions. He is one of the newer breeds of educator that isn’t afraid of technology, but embraces it. Chris talks about how to use various tools and how they can be used properly to aid in learning.

As an Ed Tech teacher, I find House of Ed Tech a great resource for ideas to implement in my classroom. Each week, Chris interviews a visionary in the field to discuss current and future trends in technology and education. It is inspiring and I find myself excited to check out some of his recommendations. Because of Chris, I've expanded my professional network and consider his podcast one of the best resources I have to improve myself as a teacher. And the best part: he is enjoyable to listen to. Keep up the great work, Mr. Nesi!

This is seriously the best #edtech podcast out there. Mr. Nesi doesn’t simply record himself in a Google Hangout, he interviews our peers, provides great ideas you can “hear today and use tomorrow”, and keeps it upbeat. This podcast could motivate even the least tech-savvy teacher to try something new and exciting in their classroom.

Chris's dedication is seen in every talk. He has great speakers and content (8 episodes as of this review). Podcast like House of EdTech is important for busy educators like me. Now we don't have to give up what we have to do to consume content. We can listen to podcasts while commuting, prepping for tomorrow or during lunch. In fact, multitask along with anything. Happy listening! Chris- Good luck!