The Immersive Lens

Finger Lakes Community College

The Immersive Lens features faculty experts from Finger Lakes Community College exploring how emerging technologies are reshaping learning and work. Each episode offers clear, practical conversations about new tools, apps, and ideas—cutting through the hype to highlight what actually matters for educators, professionals, and the curious alike.

  1. Episode 13: Surprise! It's A Macbook Neo

    4D AGO

    Episode 13: Surprise! It's A Macbook Neo

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens - the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn - from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning. 🗒 SummaryThere’s nothing quite like the thrill of fresh hardware, and this week, the studio is buzzing with a surprise live unboxing of the brand-new MacBook Neo. The central focus of this episode is Apple’s latest addition to its computing lineup, a device that not only turns heads with a striking new yellow finish but also represents a major leap forward in out-of-the-box AI integration. As emerging tech continues to blend into our daily routines, the MacBook Neo matters right now because it seamlessly bakes powerful tools directly into the foundational setup of the operating system, making advanced AI accessible to everyday users right from the start. Jeff orchestrates a surprise for Paul and Dave - a new MacBook Neo. They share their candid, in-the-moment reactions as they tear away the eco-friendly packaging and boot up the machine for the first time. They offer unique perspectives on the tactile unboxing experience and the immediate prioritization of accessibility features, while Jeff helps capture the sleek details on camera. Their final verdict is one of genuine excitement: the MacBook Neo isn’t just a colorful hardware refresh, but a highly capable, AI-forward device that sets a new standard for user-friendly, modern computing. 🔗 Links & Resources:MacBook Neo https://www.apple.com/macbook-neo/ YouTube Ad for Neo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3SIKAmPXY4 Indiana Jones - "I even like the color" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3QQhJdwEZM NYT - Apple Is Doing Its Part to End Green Bubble Shaming. It’s Our Turn.https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/29/technology/personaltech/apple-iphone-android-bubbles.html NASA Artemis Real-time Orbit Website (AROW)  https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis-ii/arow/ Unity Game Design Software https://unity.com/ Mentions: @MIT @Apple @Samsung @Meta @Android @Google FLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/ FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/ 🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected! #MacBookNeo #AppleUnboxing #MacBook #MacSetup #TechUnboxing #Unboxing #EmergingTech #macOS #TechNews #AI #EdTech #GenerativeAI #HigherEd #Podcast #Sora2 #VibeCoding #DigitalEthics #FLCC #NewMedia #TechTrends  #TechHistory #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #ProjectIceberg #FutureOfWork #ScreenTime #FoldablePhones #VisionPro #TheImmersiveLens #EdTech ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education. Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region. https://www.flcc.edu/ https://www.theimmersivelens.com/ Stay curious. Stay connected. Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    44 min
  2. Episode 12: Failures

    MAR 30

    Episode 12: Failures

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens - the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn - from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning. What happens when the tools we rely on fail us, or when we fail to understand the fundamental mechanics behind them? In this episode, Paul and Dave tackle the double-edged sword of emerging technologies, diving into the environmental costs of training AI models and the potential skill gaps caused by AI-assisted coding. The conversation highlights why understanding the foundational "how" and "why" of technology is more critical than ever, especially as we increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to do the heavy lifting in software development. The hosts bring their unique educational and technical perspectives to listener mail, addressing everything from dyslexia-friendly dictation software to the massive energy consumption of large language models. They also take an entertaining trip down memory lane to dissect some of history's most notorious tech blunders - including the near-deletion of Toy Story 2 and a catastrophic $180,000 university rendering failure - reminding us that while technology advances rapidly, the importance of basic safeguards like data backups remains absolutely timeless. Stat about 40% of podcasts are video On Air sign NAAIC Conference Accessibility | I’m Not Remarkable | Apple Whispr Flow Dyslexie Font OpenDyslexic Lexend Font Atkinson Hyperlegible Sam Altman defends AI’s energy toll by saying it also takes a lot to ‘train a human’ Vibe Coding Meme Why DeepSeek could be good news for energy consumption Meta Horizons Toy Story 5 Trailer Resurfaced tale details how Toy Story 2 was saved after being deleted – twice SGI Computers Ring Ends Deal to Link Neighborhood Cameras After Super Bowl Ad Backlash 404 Media Google Glass WebTV (MSN_TV) When NASA Lost a Spacecraft Due to a Metric Math Mistake GoPro Voice Commands Windows Phones Microsoft HoloLens2 Mentions: @MIT @Apple @Samsung @Meta @Android @Google FLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/ FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/ 🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected! #AI #EdTech #GenerativeAI #HigherEd #Podcast #Sora2 #VibeCoding #DigitalEthics #FLCC #NewMedia #TechTrends  #TechHistory #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #ProjectIceberg #FutureOfWork #ScreenTime #FoldablePhones #VisionPro #TheImmersiveLens #EdTech ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education. Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region. https://www.flcc.edu/ https://www.theimmersivelens.com/ Stay curious. Stay connected. Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    47 min
  3. Episode 11: Immersive Classroom

    MAR 23

    Episode 11: Immersive Classroom

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens - the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn - from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning. Topics Covered: In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul Engin and Dave Ghidiu sit down with Christine Parker, a Professor of Science and Technology and Finger Lakes Community College’s resident "Immersive Classroom Guru". The conversation centers on the transformative power of Mixed Reality (MR) in higher education, specifically focusing on the use of the Microsoft HoloLens to revolutionize how students learn human anatomy. Unlike traditional virtual reality that isolates the user, Mixed Reality allows students to remain present in their physical environment while interacting with high-fidelity, life-sized holograms of the human body, turning a standard classroom into a futuristic "Holography Lab". Paul and Dave explore Christine’s journey from the pharmaceutical industry to the classroom, uncovering the technical hurdles - from sunlight interference to the necessity of "geometric carpets" - that come with pioneering new tech. The episode concludes with a powerful verdict: technology is merely a tool for storytelling, but when applied with intentional instructional design, it can significantly shift student performance and retention. As the HoloLens era begins to sunset, the team looks forward to the next evolution of immersive rooms that incorporate sound and even scent to simulate high-stakes environments for first responders. Links & Resources: Could HoloLens’ Augmented Reality Change How We Study the Human Body? - https://edtechmagazine.com/higher/article/2016/04/could-hololens-augmented-reality-change-how-we-study-human-body Transforming Medical Education with Microsoft HoloLens - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4M6BTYRlKQ How to Transform Your Classroom into a 360° Immersive Learning Experience with Projection Mapping? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6SoHMw0mdM Microsoft is discontinuing its HoloLens headsets - https://edtechmagazine.com/higher/article/2016/04/could-hololens-augmented-reality-change-how-we-study-human-body FLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/ FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/ 🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected! #AI #EdTech #GenerativeAI #HigherEd #Podcast #Sora2 #VibeCoding #DigitalEthics #FLCC #NewMedia #TechTrends  #TechHistory #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #ProjectIceberg #FutureOfWork #ScreenTime #FoldablePhones #VisionPro #TheImmersiveLens #EdTech ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education. Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region. https://www.flcc.edu/ https://www.theimmersivelens.com/ Stay curious. Stay connected. Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    48 min
  4. Episode 10: ChatBot

    MAR 16

    Episode 10: ChatBot

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens — the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn—from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning.In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul Engin and Dave Ghidiu delve into the practical and transformative world of custom chatbots - specifically "Gems" in Google Gemini and "Custom GPTs" in ChatGPT. They explore how these specialized AI tools are shifting from general-purpose assistants to highly tailored "transactional" workflows. By focusing on niche applications like generating accessible alt-text for images or interpreting complex branding guidelines, the duo illustrates how anyone can now "program" an AI using simple English to solve repetitive, data-heavy tasks.The conversation takes a deeper turn as Paul and Dave weigh the immense benefits of these tools against the ethical and safety challenges emerging in the industry. While Dave highlights the efficiency gains for educators and businesses, Paul introduces the sobering reality of "digital attachment" and the ongoing legal battles surrounding social media’s impact on youth mental health. Ultimately, the hosts deliver a verdict of cautious optimism: custom chatbots are powerful allies for productivity and accessibility, but they require human oversight and robust guardrails to ensure they remain helpful rather than harmful.🔗 Links & Resources:Peaky Blindershttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peaky_Blinders_(TV_series)Meta SAM3https://ai.meta.com/research/sam3/ComfyUIhttps://www.comfy.org/Google Genie 3https://deepmind.google/models/genie/Prep for the SAT with practice tests in Geminihttps://blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/education/practice-sat-gemini/Google Gem: 🖼 Text from Image Extractor 🖼https://gemini.google.com/gem/1unHgmJh_12o9QIMTskVueYWAbyVhzwDq?usp=sharingGoogle Gem: GenAlphaSpeakhttps://gemini.google.com/gem/1BtU9sp5Y43jh8Lg1zW5GnzpQ6YdCjHvi?usp=sharingGoogle Gem/Chatbot System Prompt Examples:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wGw-UOoWJmg_uUNYFGR_Mh0xsHMP4cDRtMazGmhaFHE/edit?usp=sharingProfessor Maley's PDF to HTML Converterhttps://gemini.google.com/gem/17HdBpSsZunyiIvBRM1p4AWUf2DgzWbek?usp=sharingCharacter.AI and Google agree to settle lawsuits over teen mental health harms and suicideshttps://www.cnn.com/2026/01/07/business/character-ai-google-settle-teen-suicide-lawsuitSocial Media School Districts Lawsuithttps://www.motleyrice.com/social-media-lawsuits/school-districts-lawsuitSpain, Greece weigh teen social media bans, drawing fury from Elon Muskhttps://www.reuters.com/world/spain-hold-social-media-executives-accountable-illegal-hateful-content-2026-02-03/Pluribus (TV series)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluribus_(TV_series)ChatGPT Custom GPT Markethttps://chatgpt.com/gptsFLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected!#ai #edtech #generativeai #highered #podcast #sora2 #vibecoding #digitalethics #flcc #newmedia #techtrends #techhistory #uxdesign #webdevelopment #projecticeberg #futureofwork #screentime #foldablephones #visionpro #TheImmersiveLens #edtechtools ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education.Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region.https://www.flcc.edu/https://www.theimmersivelens.com/Stay curious. Stay connected.Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    46 min
  5. Episode 9: Accessibility

    MAR 9

    Episode 9: Accessibility

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens — the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn—from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning. In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul and Dave tackle accessibility! Topics Covered: 🗒 Summary: In this episode of "The Immersive Lens," hosts Paul Engin and Dave Ghidiu kick things off by discussing recent tech and AI developments. They explore how AI is being trained on physics rather than previous human designs to create highly efficient printed circuit boards, effectively avoiding human biases and errors. The hosts also recount Paul's recent trip to London where he experienced new AR glasses and gesture-controlled mini drones, before shifting to the challenges of spotting AI-generated content in fake 1980s He-Man movie trailers and YouTube shorts. Additionally, they briefly touch on Google Stitch, a web-based application used for rapid app UI prototyping. The episode's deep dive centers on digital accessibility and "universal design" - the concept that designing for disabilities, such as adding closed captions or physical "curb cuts," ultimately benefits everyone. The hosts share practical advice for making educational and digital content accessible to comply with mandates like Title II of the ADA. They recommend using AI to generate highly descriptive alt text for images, utilizing accessibility checkers in programs like Adobe Acrobat and Word, and improving visual accessibility through high-contrast dark modes and legible sans-serif fonts like Atkinson Hyperlegible. Finally, they highlight the robust built-in accessibility features found across Mac, Chromebook, and mobile devices, concluding that designing for accessibility is always worth the effort to level up the experience for all users. 🔗 Links & Resources: Quilter's AI just designed an 843‑part Linux computer that booted on the first try. Hardware will never be the same. Selfridges in London Meta Glasses Viture - Luma XR Glasses He-Man Trailer Google Stitch Section 508 99% Invisible - Episode 308 - Curb Cuts Google Gem - Alt Text Generator Adobe Acrobat Accessibility Checker Read Easier With Our Family of Hyperlegible® Fonts Read with Dyslexie Font Sans forgetica Lexend The Law of Closure Adobe Express Descriptive Video Demonstration - The Lion King Mac Accessibility Chromebook Accessibility FLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/ FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/ 🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected! #AI #EdTech #GenerativeAI #HigherEd #Podcast #Sora2 #VibeCoding #DigitalEthics #FLCC #NewMedia #TechTrends  #TechHistory #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #ProjectIceberg #FutureOfWork #ScreenTime #FoldablePhones #VisionPro #TheImmersiveLens #EdTech ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education. Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region. https://www.flcc.edu/ https://www.theimmersivelens.com/ Stay curious. Stay connected. Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    41 min
  6. Episode 8: Mirrorless, DSLR, Phones, Camcorders- O My!

    MAR 2

    Episode 8: Mirrorless, DSLR, Phones, Camcorders- O My!

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens — the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn—from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning. In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul and Dave tackle … Topics Covered: In Study of Cybercrime, Users Responded to Phishing Differently Based on What Kind of Device They Used The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Reach Landmark Agreement to Bring Beloved Characters from Across Disney’s Brands to Sora 2025 Word of the Year: Slop GoPro cameras Power Mac G4 SONY CAMCORDER Hi8 Review - Using a 30 YEAR OLD CAMERA Today! Videotape format war How Kodak Failed P2 (storage media) Rochester's Tinseltown to unveil IMAX 70mm projector, enhancing local movie experience DJI Osmo Pocket 3 🗒 Summary: In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul Engin and Dave Ghidiu welcome their first on-air guest, Jeff Kidd, who typically manages the show's control room, to discuss the technology and history behind cameras. Before diving into the main topic, the group covers recent tech news, including a Carnegie Mellon study indicating that mobile phone users are less likely to click on malware links than PC users due to differing attention contexts. They also discuss Disney's recent $1 billion investment in OpenAI and the Merriam-Webster word of the year, "slop," which refers to the flood of low-quality AI-generated content on the internet. The core discussion tracks the evolution of video production, sparked by the podcast's upgrade from a single GoPro to a multi-camera setup using Sony mirrorless devices. The trio reflects on the shift from analog to digital, sharing experiences that range from Paul's work with 35mm film to Jeff's time in news broadcasting using expensive, low-capacity P2 cards that required "pre-roll" to capture action without wasting storage. They analyze how the transition from formats like VHS and Betamax to modern, high-capacity digital storage has made editing easier but perhaps less disciplined, ultimately advising listeners to choose equipment - such as smartphones or gimbals like the DJI Osmo - based specifically on their creative goals. 🔗 Links & Resources: FLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/ FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/ 🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected! #AI #EdTech #GenerativeAI #HigherEd #Podcast #Sora2 #VibeCoding #DigitalEthics #FLCC #NewMedia #TechTrends  #TechHistory #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #ProjectIceberg #FutureOfWork #ScreenTime #FoldablePhones #VisionPro #TheImmersiveLens #EdTech ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education. Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region. https://www.flcc.edu/ https://www.theimmersivelens.com/ Stay curious. Stay connected. Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    40 min
  7. Episode 7: OpenClaw

    FEB 23

    Episode 7: OpenClaw

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens — the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn—from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning. In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul and Dave tackle … Summary: This episode of The Immersive Lens explores the rapidly thinning veil between the physical and digital worlds, anchored by the emergence of OpenClaw (formerly CloudBot and MoltBot). Hosts Paul Engin and Dave Ghidiu dive into the rise of agentic AI - systems capable of not just processing information, but executing tasks directly on a user's local machine. This shift from cloud-based assistance to localized, autonomous action represents a significant milestone in how we delegate our digital lives to artificial intelligence. Paul and Dave balance the sheer utility of these tools - such as automating home systems or managing complex file structures - with the sobering reality of prompt injection and security vulnerabilities. While the potential for "PaulBot" to manage personal taxes and workouts is enticing, the duo provides a cautious verdict: the power of open-source, localized AI is revolutionary for productivity, but it requires rigorous "guardrails" and "sandboxing" before it can be trusted with the keys to our digital kingdom. 🔗 Links & Resources: I Saved a PNG Image To A Bird "I Saved A PNG Image To A Bird": YouTuber Stores 176KB Drawing Of A Bird Inside A Bird's Song OpenAI says new coding model helped build itself SAM 3D TRELLIS.2: Native and Compact Structured Latents for 3D Generation Apple Creator Studio OpenClaw - Wikipedia Introducing OpenClaw OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger joining OpenAI, Altman says ChatGPT Atlas Claude in Chrome What Is a Prompt Injection Attack? | IBM Moltbook Molt bot Getting started with Cowork | Claude Help Center A Grace Blackwell AI supercomputer on your desk | NVIDIA DGX Spark Project Vend: Can Claude run a small shop? (And why does that matter?) \ Anthropic Project Vend: Phase two \ Anthropic FLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/ FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/ 🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected! #AI #EdTech #GenerativeAI #HigherEd #Podcast #Sora2 #VibeCoding #DigitalEthics #FLCC #NewMedia #TechTrends  #TechHistory #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #ProjectIceberg #FutureOfWork #ScreenTime #FoldablePhones #VisionPro #TheImmersiveLens #EdTech ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education. Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region. https://www.flcc.edu/ https://www.theimmersivelens.com/ Stay curious. Stay connected. Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    40 min
  8. Episode 6: Whacha ya wearin?

    FEB 16

    Episode 6: Whacha ya wearin?

    Welcome to The Immersive Lens — the show where emerging tech meets creativity, education, and real-world impact. Hosted by Paul Engin (Professor of New Media) and Dave Ghidiu (Professor of Computer Science) at Finger Lakes Community College, this podcast dives into the technologies and creative innovations reshaping how we live, work, and learn—from AI and augmented reality to the future of media, design, and learning. In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul and Dave tackle … Topics Covered: Google Stitch YouTube Premium Supergirl Trailer The Hero's Journey -Joseph Campbell Accessibility - I'm not Remarkable Apple Watch Casio World Time Book: Natural Born Cyborg Meta Glasses Google Aura Rabbit OS2 Cicret Bracelet In this episode of The Immersive Lens, hosts Paul Engin and Dave Ghidiu discuss emerging technologies and creative media tools before shifting to their main topic. They review "Google Stitch," a new AI tool that allows designers to reimagine websites and export the code, as well as new visual editing features within Google Gemini. The hosts also touch on YouTube Premium's new A/B testing features for thumbnails and titles, share their reactions to the latest Superman and Supergirl trailers, and praise Apple’s emotional new commercial regarding accessibility. The central discussion focuses on the evolution and utility of wearable technology, ranging from smartwatches to future concepts like smart glasses. Paul advocates for the Apple Watch Ultra, citing benefits like battery life, sleep tracking, and health anomaly detection, while Dave expresses hesitation due to privacy concerns and a dislike for constant notifications. The conversation expands to cover smart rings, clothing, and the potential for augmented reality glasses to eventually replace smartphones. They conclude with a buyer’s guide, suggesting users consider factors such as battery life, ecosystem compatibility, and specific health tracking needs when choosing a device. 🔗 Links & Resources: FLX AI Hub: https://www.flcc.edu/ai/ FLCC New Media: https://newmedia.csc.flcc.cloud/ 🎧 Subscribe to The Immersive Lens to stay curious and connected! #AI #EdTech #GenerativeAI #HigherEd #Podcast #Sora2 #VibeCoding #DigitalEthics #FLCC #NewMedia #TechTrends  #TechHistory #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #ProjectIceberg #FutureOfWork #ScreenTime #FoldablePhones #VisionPro #TheImmersiveLens #EdTech ✅ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and share with a friend who loves tech, creativity, or the future of education. Recorded at Finger Lakes Community College in the heart of New York’s Finger Lakes region. https://www.flcc.edu/ https://www.theimmersivelens.com/ Stay curious. Stay connected. Thanks for looking through The Immersive Lens.

    39 min
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The Immersive Lens features faculty experts from Finger Lakes Community College exploring how emerging technologies are reshaping learning and work. Each episode offers clear, practical conversations about new tools, apps, and ideas—cutting through the hype to highlight what actually matters for educators, professionals, and the curious alike.

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