Greetings and Welcome to another Potentially Useful, From the Desk of the Director, episode of the TCAPSLoop Podcast. Evan O’branovic is already back up for a second helping at the Edtech Buffett. In todays episode, we'll talk trends and tips to leverage technology for enhancing student engagement, streamlining administrative tasks, and fostering a collaborative learning environment while attempting to avoid rambling incoherently for 20 minutes.
Moment of Zen:“We shape clay into a pot, but it’s the emptiness inside that holds whatever we want - Tao Te Ching
The Rundown:
- What's the difference between an Learning Management System (LMS) and a Classroom Management System (CMS)?
- What questions are you asking when looking at these solutions?
- What outcomes are you hoping for? How are you planning to measure success?
- What’s next?
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Hosts: Evan Obranovic, Larry Burden
Um and Ramble Editing: Larry Burden
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