
65 episodes

You Got This! LTI at Thompson Rivers University
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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A weekly podcast about teaching, learning, and pivoting to digital from the Learning Technology and Innovation team at Thompson Rivers University.
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We'll Talk Again, I Promise, ft. Just Brenna
Brenna reflects on the season that was and says the word gratitude eight times in thirteen minutes, and she says "see you soon" until the fall.
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It's Hard Work, But It's Heart Work, ft. Evelyn Asiedu
Brenna is thinking about how to teach students to write -- and why we assign so much writing with so little instruction -- and she's joined by one of TRU's postdocs to talk about equity, diversity, and inclusion and the role of cultural mapping in TRU's next steps.
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You're the Expert Now, ft. Melissa Schuurman
Brenna is trying to define open -- as in hearts -- and is joined by one of Open Learning's own to celebrate an important achievement.
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Here to Figure That Out, ft. Rachel Cantin
Brenna is wrestling with the line between optimism and hope (and trying to explain why she cares), and she's joined by the newest member of the OL team to talk about serving students.
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My Life Is a Lie, ft. Brad Forsyth
Brenna is thinking about what it means to belong, and she's joined by the newest member of the team for an introduction and some chat about learning tech.
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Finding Hope Where You Are, ft. Brian Lamb
This week, Brenna sounds like hell -- apologies for the audio journey into mucus -- but she's joined by the bossman to chat about what it means to be a learning technologist, and weirdly, about hope.
Customer Reviews
Great podcast, great title too!
Wow, I loved the first episode. Full of great insight and just so real. Bonus that I got a glimpse of where one of my grad school pals has landed. Such a wonderful idea to still reach your colleagues while they’re pulled in all directions and then the rest of us get to benefit too!
Much needed in these times.
This is what podcasts are for. Innovative and compassionate. I’m two episodes in and I’m hooked. If you’re an educator do yourself a favour and give it a listen.