Podcast Tech Education hay nhất mà chúng tôi có thể tìm thấy
Podcast Tech Education hay nhất mà chúng tôi có thể tìm thấy
Over time, technology has advanced to become one of the main motors of society. If one wants to operate with it, an appropriate technical education is needed. Thanks to podcasts, the process of learning has been made possible out of the classrooms as they are storage-friendly, mostly free of charge, easy to follow, anywhere and anytime, regardless of Internet access. If you are into programming, here you can find many podcasts that can help you learn about mobile app development, cloud computing, web development, SEO, web design and more. If marketing is your forte, here you can find social media courses that can help you broaden your knowledge of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram as well as about social media management. Also, you can find many tips and techniques for building a successful Amazon FBA and eCommerce business as well as achieve and maintain a Top-Rated Seller status on eBay. Aside from courses, there are interviews with the most admired app developers, designers and marketers.
Informed and informative conversations with experts about the topics that are impacting the Educational Publishing and Ed-Tech sectors, as well as the broader publishing industry. Covering a range of issues including operations, production, product development, content distribution, and more. Hosted by Westchester Education Services and Westchester Publishing Services.
Brian O'Leary returns to the Westchester Words podcast to tell us all the new projects BISG has been working on, how the organization provides information of value to companies and individuals throughout the publishing industry supply chain, and previews the topic/speakers for the annual meeting in late April…
Jada Bradley, Senior Editor of Culturally Responsive Education, and Kevin Schroeder discuss why it's important for existing and new educational content to include culturally relevant principles, and how Westchester Education works with publishers and ed-tech companies to ensure a high-quality outcome.…
In this episode, Jay Diskey, of Diskey Public Affairs, returns to Westchester Words to share a preview of the topics he will be discussing with Kevin J. Gray during the webinar, "2023 Federal and State Education Funding Update," hosted by Westchester Education Services on Thursday, February 23. Visit westchestereducationservices.com to register for…
Kristen McLean of NPD Bookscan joins us to discuss how book sales ended the year for 2022 and where she expects the U.S. market will head in 2023.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
In this episode of Westchester Words, Kevin J. Gray, President and Chief Content Officer of Westchester Education Services has a conversation with Gina Faulk of EdGate, and Johanna Wetmore from Evotext about how working with a vendor partner network that provides complementary product development solutions can offer education publishers and ed tech…
Tyler M. Carey and Julie Willis discuss the specific needs publishers of content produced by foundations and institutional organizations require from their pre-press services provider.Bởi Rosie Stewart
Jay Diskey talks about how federal and state funding, state subject adoption requirements, and other policy initiatives will shape US K-12 education in 2023.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
In this episode of Westchester Words, we learn about Laura Cunningham, Content Director, STEM for Westchester Education Services. She discusses her career as an educator and content developer prior to joining Westchester and also explains how the constructs of NGSS and adaptive assessments each help to provide students with learning supports to imp…
Deborah Bosley, the founder and principal of The Plain Language Group explains why it’s important for publishers of academic, professional, medical, and scientific content to express information in simple, easy to understand terms that will help them expand their audience to people who have a significant interest or benefit in reading the materials…
Jennifer Cole discusses her career spanning more than two decades in educational publishing. Jennifer shares how her knowledge and experience help her lead her team of literacy and humanities content development professionals to create high-quality educational materials for Westchester's clients.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
Cevin Bryerman returns to Westchester Words to discuss the 2nd Annual US Book Show, PW's 150th anniversary, and other thoughts about the current state of the publishing industry.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
Do all the meetings you have on your calendar really need to be there? Linda Secondari can help you answer that question by sharing strategies you can use to make your meetings more effective and less frequent, putting time back in your day to get other items checked off your to-do list.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
A conversation with Brian O’Leary, Executive Director of Book Industry Study Group about what's on tap for the first BISG Annual Meeting to take place in person for the first time in three years, other initiatives that the group is working on, and more.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
A conversation with Julie Willis and Rosie Stewart of River Editorial Services (a Westchester Publishing Services UK company) about when publishers should consider outsourcing editorial services on their projects, and tips for identifying the right company for your requirements.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
Maria Dismondy, Founder and Publisher of Cardinal Rule Press, a children's book publisher whose catalog focuses on realistic fiction titles that embody the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion, discusses what inspired her to start the company along with the strategies she and her team have used to help the business grow and remain success…
Rich Portelance, Founder and CEO of CareerPath explains why there's renewed interest in Career and Technical education, and how vocational education is different now compared to what previous generations of students may remember.Bởi Nicole Tomassi
Cathy Felgar, Publishing Operations Director of Princeton University Press returns to the Westchester Words podcast to provide listeners with an update about the Press' ongoing diversity and inclusion initiatives.Bởi Cathy Felgar
In this episode, educational publishing professional Andrea Bown discusses her experiences living and working with a visible disability and why it's important for people with disabilities to be included as active participants within education publishing. She also shares why it's important that education content is developed in a manner that fosters…
Sarah Arbuthnot, Commercial and Partnerships Director for Supadu explains steps publishers can take to create a positive website experience for their customers, helping to generate higher sales volume.Bởi Sarah Arbuthnot
Nilofer Ali, Resources Manager and DEI Committee Lead, Westchester Education Services and Beau McCoy, Founder and CEO, SOLCademy have a conversation around how education is evolving. They also explore why support and collaboration between all stakeholders—including teachers, administrators, students, and families—is needed more than ever.…
Nicole Tomassi, Marketing and Conference Manager provides an overview of the topics that will be covered on Season 2 of Westchester Words. In addition, she provides details about the October webinar that is being co-hosted with Publishers Weekly. Visit our websites, https://www.westchesterpublishingservices.com/ and https://www.westchestereducation…
Debbie Allen, Content Director for Career and Technical Education discusses why Westchester Education Services is well-suited to create classroom materials for teachers and students in this area of study.Bởi Debbie Allen, Content Director for Career and Technical Education
Meg Overman, Senior Supervising Editor for Literacy and SEL at Westchester Education Services explains why using SEL experts is key to developing quality content effectively. and that now is the time to incorporate social-emotional learning into core content at every grade level.Bởi Meg Overman
Dave Bailis, Senior Director of Operations for Westchester Education Services describes his time with the company from joining in an editorial role to leadership of the day-to-day operations of the division, and discusses some of the unique characteristics of the Westchester team that benefit the work developed for their clients.…
Marquita Celestine, Westchester Education Services UK, asks Kaye Jones, Founder, The Herstorian, and Rebecca Durose-Croft, Content Director and Curriculum Specialist, Westchester Education Services UK to dive into the definition of CRE (Culturally Responsive Education), how it differs from DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion), and explain why CRE…
Kevin J. Gray, President and Chief Content Officer, discusses the launch of the Westchester Education Services division and the successful strategies he has implemented to serve education publishers, ed-tech companies, and industry associations that require curriculum resources.
In this episode, we'll be talking with Paul J. Crecca, President & CEO for Westchester Publishing Services and Westchester Education Services. He’ll be discussing his experience in education publishing, how that inspired him to launch Westchester Education Services, and the strategy that has made the company successful.…
Civics education lost favor in many schools due to an increased emphasis on other subject areas. As recent events have shown, students need to understand the importance of civics. Tim helps us understand the connection that civics education has to Science, climate change, and equity, too. Students who study civics are also more likely to be more in…
As we all start to emerge from the pandemic and people seriously consider meeting more in person than on Zoom, what will this mean for virtual events? Will virtual events still have a place in a post-pandemic society? Cev Bryerman, Publisher and Executive Vice President of Publishers Weekly shares his thoughts about what publishing industry events …
Tyler M. Carey, Chief Revenue Officer, Terry Colosimo, Director of Operations and Susan Baker, Director of Editorial Services at Westchester Publishing Services discuss how their experience working for publishers helps them and their teams resolve workflow challenges for our clients.Bởi Westchester Publishing Services
Kevin Gray and Sara Kloek, Senior Director of Education Policy at SIIA (the trade association for the ed-tech industry) discuss the ARP, its allocations, and its impact on the ed-tech and education publishing industries.Bởi Kevin J. Gray, President and Chief Content Officer of Westchester Education Services and Sara Kloek, Senior Director of Education Policy at SIIA
The term Culturally Responsive Education is becoming more widely used, but there are still questions about what it is. In this episode, Sam Tucker, CRE Team Lead, has a conversation with Kaye Jones, founder of The Herstorian, about the differences in culturally responsive education in the US and the UK, and how the need for educational materials th…
In this final audio excerpt from the Publishing Now ’21: Looking Forward webinar, co-hosted by Westchester Publishing Services and Publishers Weekly on April 6, you’ll hear from Dominique Raccah, CEO & Publishers Sourcebooks, Cathy Felgar, Publishing Operations Director at Princeton University Press, Tom Chalmers, Managing Director, Legend Times an…
Featuring audio excerpts from the Publishing Now ’21: Looking Forward webinar, which was cohosted by Westchester Publishing Services and Publishers Weekly on April 6. Each of the excerpts focuses on specific topic areas that were discussed during the webinar. In this episode you’ll hear another audio excerpt from the Publishing Now ’21: Looking For…
Featuring audio excerpts from the Publishing Now ’21: Looking Forward webinar, which was cohosted by Westchester Publishing Services and Publishers Weekly on April 6. Each of the excerpts focuses on specific topic areas that were discussed during the webinar. In this episode, you’ll hear from Dominique Raccah, CEO & Publisher of Sourcebooks, Lorrai…
Education content can benefit from a CRE Review to ensure it conveys concepts and practices that are culturally responsive and sustaining. In this episode, Sam Tucker, CRE Team Lead at Westchester Education Services will explain why education companies should have their materials reviewed and discuss Westchester’s review process.…
Creating environmentally sustainable business practices has been a long sought after goal for the publishing industry. What are some additional measures companies can adopt to become more “green”? Brian O’Leary, Executive Director of the Book Industry Study Group will share some ideas which may be effective for your organization.…
Cev Bryerman, Publisher and EVP of Publishers Weekly, and Tyler M. Carey, Chief Revenue Officer of Westchester Publishing Services provide a preview of the Publishing Now ’21: Looking Forward webinar. Hear who will be on the panel and the topics that might come up for discussion when they review a transformative year for the publishing industry and…
Princeton University Press has made a significant commitment towards ensuring diversity, equity, and inclusion in all areas of its publishing program, especially in the last few years. In this episode, Cathy Felgar discusses several of the initiatives the Press has put into place, programs that will get underway in 2021, and how other publishers ca…
Where did Culturally Responsive Education originate? In this episode, Nilofer Ali provides the background which demonstrates that the concept, research, and scholarship that form the foundations that have been evolving for several decades, and discusses how some content providers are responding to the need for culturally responsive classroom materi…
Tyler Carey, Chief Revenue Officer for Westchester Publishing and Westchester Education, introduces the Westchester Words podcast series. We will engage with publishing industry leaders in conversation about important topics and market trends, from diversity, equity, and inclusion to culturally responsive education, project management consideration…
Teacher and Promethean Advocate Simon Hunt from Tottington Primary School will share his experience and advice on acquiring free technology for your school. He will provide tactics and examples of how free platforms, such as Skype, can be used to bring lessons to life. The main sections of the video are:- EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY, GROWTH MINDSET AND PU…
Fun Education Tech Lessons Episode 11 On this episode of Silicone Treats, Josh Jak and Bee Lion talk about hackers and how cool they are. Bee expresses his concerns about "ethical hacking" courses. Josh talks about a recent virus he got while visiting a porn site. Bee tells stories about customers with viruses at the computer help desk. He and Josh…
Fun Education Tech Lessons Episode 10 This week on Useless AOL Tech Support, Josh Jak and Bee Lion discuss the process of setting up a WiFi connection and the stupidity of internet providers. Bee gives Josh some advice on setting up a better TV and movie experience in his room. Bee blows so much smoke up Roku’s ass you’d think he works for them. Th…
Fun Education Tech Lessons Episode 9 This week on Super Nerds Save The Day, Josh Jak, Bee Lion and Bill Miller discuss media creation software including Corel, Premiere Pro and others. Bee suggests a Youtube channel that provides useful technology tips. Josh and Bill avoid using the cloud for phone contacts, while Bee can’t imagine doing things the…
Fun Education Tech Lessons Episode 8 This week on We Know More About Technology Than You Do, Josh Jak and Bee Lion talk about the ways technology can be used as a creative tool. Josh still uses Cool Edit Pro, a program that has been discontinued for about a decade. Bee talks about Adobe Premiere Pro and other video editing programs he has used over…
Fun Education Tech Lessons Episode 7 This week on The Echo Chamber, Josh Jak and Bee Lion vent their frustrations of dealing with show-related technical issues. It's a realtime tech support session. Hopefully there is also some useful information for the listener. Bee and Josh also talk about their preferences when it comes to smartphone apps. Bee …
Fun Education Tech Lessons Episode 6 On this weeks episode of the show Josh Jak, Bee Lion, and Bill Miller discuss the different useful aspects of technology. Bee talks about apps that make his life easier. Josh talks about some comedy competition app that he used one time and didn't like. Bill talks about how he prefers actual notebooks over note-…
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