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Tech Chatter: A very nerdy podcast

Author: Jude Higdon and Colin McFadden

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Jude Higdon and Colin McFadden talk about emerging trends in academic technology. It's even nerdier than it sounds.
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This week, Jude and Colin discuss the pros and cons of vendor-specific conferences, and the state of MOOCs in summer 2013
Jude and Colin discuss the news of EdX partnering with Stanford for open source LMS development. In addition, they discuss tips for getting the most out of conference travel. http://allthingsd.com/20130402/stanford-to-work-with-edx-open-source-learning-platform/
Wearable Computing

Wearable Computing

2013-02-2120:52

Jude and Colin talk about wearable computing - the Pebble watch, Google Glass and fitness trackers.
To the Cloud

To the Cloud

2013-02-0820:17

Jude and Colin discuss the pros and cons of the "juicy middle" of cloud service migration - hosted SaaS applications.
E-Textbooks

E-Textbooks

2013-01-2421:31

Jude and Colin discuss the latest news about e-textbooks out of CES. For details, check these links: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/09/kno-launches-kno-me-interactive-textbook-metrics-lets-you-stu/ http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/8/3850550/textbooks-ces-highlight-changing-education-industry-mcgraw-hill-smartbook http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/08/mcgraw-hill-smartbook/
Big Data

Big Data

2013-01-1128:20

This week, we discuss the immediate and long term impacts of Big Data in higher education. For a quick primer on some of the uses, check out this article from Texas.
Computers in Africa

Computers in Africa

2012-12-1316:12

Jude and Colin discuss digital education in Africa, spurred by this article from the Economist: http://www.economist.com/news/business/21567972-schools-africa-are-going-digitalwith-encouraging-results-tablet-teachers?frsc=dg%7Ca
Flexible Degrees

Flexible Degrees

2012-11-2921:52

Jude and Colin discuss the UW system's new flexible degree scheme - for details, check out http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/education/university/uw-milwaukee-will-be-st-system-school-to-offer-flexible/article_69884608-3961-11e2-8fb6-0019bb2963f4.html
MOOCs

MOOCs

2012-11-1924:44

The triumphant return! Jude and Colin discuss the rise of MOOCs.
Jstor and Patents

Jstor and Patents

2011-08-0519:12

Jude and Colin discuss the increased confusion and outrage surrounding patents, and the case of Aaron Schwartz and Jstor.
Google Plus

Google Plus

2011-07-1215:25

Jude and Colin discuss Google Plus, the new social network from Google
HD Studio Update

HD Studio Update

2011-06-2319:47

Jude and Colin discuss progress on the HD lecture capture studio.
Jude and Colin discuss the DOE update on accessibility in Ereaders, and a study on usability of tablet applications. http://www.nngroup.com/reports/mobile/ipad/ http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/education-deptartment-clarifies-e-reader-accessibility-rules/31507
This week, Jude and Colin discuss the new Google Chromebook options, and the overall mobile landscape.
Twitter Revisited

Twitter Revisited

2011-05-0617:08

TechChatter returns with a discussion of some new approaches to using twitter (and related social tools) in instruction
This week, Jude and Colin discuss Kaltura and other media platforms.
This week, Jude and Colin discuss the iPad 2 and the new Department of Education regulations regarding online learning. Visit http://wcet.wiche.edu/advance/state-approval for more information
Digital Course Packets

Digital Course Packets

2011-02-2615:51

Jude and Colin discuss legal and technical options for digital course packet distribution.
ELI Wrapup

ELI Wrapup

2011-02-1819:34

Jude and Colin discuss the annual ELI conference. For information on the Open Learning Initiative, visit http://oli.web.cmu.edu/openlearning/. For information on Startl, visit http://startl.org/
MacWorld San Francisco

MacWorld San Francisco

2011-02-0415:55

Colin and Jude discuss MacWorld San Francisco and the pros and cons of using iPads as replacements for specialized devices.
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