The Digital2Learn Podcast

Ep 8: Critical Connections

Chris Devers is an Assistant Professor of Education at Johns Hopkins University. Chris recognizes the importance of making critical connections in his personal and professional pursuits. Chris shares how his collaboration with student research assistants, mentors, colleagues, and professional heroes has shaped his career, influenced his beliefs about digital teaching and learning, and led him to become a respected scholar (and solid friend). 

Ep 7: Digital Secret Shopper

Allie Alayan is a doctoral student with a history of research experience in the social sciences and a commitment to an evidence-based practice. Alayan is the Digital Secret Shopper in the context of what works and what doesn't in digital teaching and learning. Listen as Alayan exposes the best and worst teaching strategies she's experienced as a learner. 
 
 
 

Ep 6: Data On The Fly

Tim Steenbergh is a statistician, researcher, professor, businessman, and higher education administrator committed to lifelong learning. In this episode, Data on the Fly, Steenbergh shares how his research approach has changed in the past decade and how others can take advantage of data in the digital age. 

Ep 5: Beyond the Lab & Into the Digital Social Sphere

Part 2: Dr. Joanna Bagniewska returns to the Digital2Learn podcast to talk about how and why researchers move beyond the lab and into the digital social sphere. Joanna leads by example - she is both a science researcher and communicator. Listen as Joanna shares how higher educational professionals, teachers, and researchers can develop a social strategy that works for them.

Ep 4: The Glass Tank, the Glass Fence, & the Leaky Pipeline

Dr. Joanna Bagniewska shares her perspective on the glass ceiling, or barrier of advancement for women in higher education. Joanna introduces the audience to related issues in higher education including the glass tank, the glass fence, and the leaky pipeline. Joanna also shares about her unique professional journey from zoology to science communication to comedy. 
 
 
 

Ep 3: Communicate Don't Regurgitate

Dr. John Orlando returns to the podcast with Part 2 in the series. This time, John shares and unpacks his mantra for digital teaching and learning: “Treat what you’re doing like a marriage proposal.” He also shares best practices for screen-casting and giving feedback to students to online education.

Ep 2: Online Education: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Dr. John Orlando, a foundational figure in the distance education movement, shares “what works” and “what doesn’t” in digital teaching and learning. This episode is Part 1 in a two-part series. 

Ep 1: Higher Ed: Past, Present, & Future

Brad Garner and Tiffany Snyder interview Ellie Dommett about her research in neuroscience and video lectures.