Tune in to LinkedUp: Breaking Boundaries in Education to hear from Jerri Kemble and Jamie Saponaro as they seek global perspectives on educational topics that matter. With so many people to hear from and so many lessons to learn - they are gaining insights from education leaders worldwide. Powered by ClassLink, they are linking up the movers and shakers who make it happen!
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In this episode, Jerri and Jamie link up with Grayson McKinney and Zach Rondot—two elementary school teachers using technology to transform learning with a little help from Project Based Learning (PBL). McKinney and Rondot share their insights, expertise, and process for creating classrooms where students learn from experts, then become experts and share their learning with an authentic audience.
Dr. Cameron McCoy is back on LinkedUp! In this episode, Jerri and Jamie catch up with Dr. McCoy as he wraps up his second year as the Provost of Shenandoah University in Winchester, Virginia. Sharing his own experiences as a higher-ed administrator, Dr. McCoy focuses on the changing landscape of higher education and the innovations needed to retain students and revolutionize education to meet the needs of today’s learners.
Kathy Hurley, Ann McMullan, and Lisa Schmuki join Jerri and Jamie again one year after their debut on LinkedUp. Listen in as these three technology leaders share their sage advice for educators everywhere as they move forward in this complicated post-pandemic world.
International Dot Day is celebrating its 20th anniversary on September 15! Peter Reynolds, renowned author of “The Dot,” joins Jerri and Jamie in this episode to share inside information on how Dot Day originated and how schools and others can get involved.
A podcast episode about educational podcasting? That’s what you’ll find in Episode 86 of LinkedUp as Jamie and Jerri sit down with Kevin Hogan, a seasoned educational journalist, and the host of The Hogan Report. Tune in for an engaging discussion on social media’s impact on education and why it’s so crucial for educators to stay connected.
