Show overview
November Learning has been publishing since 2017, and across the 4 years since has built a catalogue of 9 episodes. That works out to roughly 5 hours of audio in total. Releases follow an irregular cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 30 min and 40 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Education show.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 5.3 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. The busiest year was 2020, with 7 episodes published.
From the publisher
Alan November interviews key thinkers and educators around the world who are pioneering innovative approaches to learning and teaching with technology.
Latest Episodes
Stacey Roshan and Lainie Rowell: Evolving with Heart
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David Malan: Lessons for all of us from Harvard’s CS50: Accessibility, Rigor, and Community
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Interview with Michele Freed: Building Tools to Empower Educators and Learners
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Interview With Stacey Roshan: Online – High Levels of Success/Students Own Their Learning
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Interview with Jennifer Abrams: Making Meaning from COVID19 – Self Reflection
Jennifer Abrams shares practical key insights into how we can all use this crazy time of COVID 19 to deepen our understanding of ourselves; knowing our identity, suspending certainty, taking responsibility, working interdependently, and building resiliency. Jennifer is a long time colleague and friend whose work as a communications consultant is in demand around the world. Enjoy. The post Interview with Jennifer Abrams: Making Meaning from COVID19 – Self Reflection appeared first on November Learning.
Interview with Dan Rothstein: The Most Important Change – Students Asking Meaningful Questions
Conversation with Dan Rothstein on teaching students the skill and fostering the confidence for asking more meaningful questions across all disciplines. My own sense is that the process Dan describes (QFT) is a prerequisite for teaching students to design the most effective searches on the web. Dan is the co-author with Luz Santana of "Make Just One Change: Teach Students to Ask Their Own Questions" and also the co-director of the Right Question Institute - https://rightquestion.org. The post Interview with Dan Rothstein: The Most Important Change – Students Asking Meaningful Questions appeared first on November Learning.
Interview with Lainie Rowell: Survival Guide to Helping Students Feel More Connected
Lainie Rowell was a contributor to the National Standards for Quality Online Teaching. She has worked with schools all over the world to build capacity for innovation with teaching and learning. Lainie is a co-author of the recently published book, "Evolving Learner", which is available for purchase here, bit.ly/evolvinglearnerbook, with more information available here, EvolvingLearner.org. The post Interview with Lainie Rowell: Survival Guide to Helping Students Feel More Connected appeared first on November Learning.
Interview with Eric Mazur: Socrates Meets the Web!
Eric Mazur, Harvard Applied Physics Chair, shares his pioneering work supporting online learning. Eric is a true seminal thinker about expanding the boundaries of learning by empowering students. Think Socrates meets the Internet! The post Interview with Eric Mazur: Socrates Meets the Web! appeared first on November Learning.
Podcast with Dr. Zoran Popović: Learning from Learning Games
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