In this episode of The Wired Educator Podcast, I interview Richard Colosi about his awesome new podcast titled EdTech Stories. It is an educational, narrative podcast that he is launching on February 10th. I talk with Rich about his work in education as an instructional technology specialist, being a consultant with the United States Department of Education, Office of Innovation in Improvement, and more! This is an incredible episode. Rich is brilliant and one of the kindest humans I know. You are going to love this episode.
Richard Colosi is an Instructional Technology Specialist from Rochester, NY. Since beginning his education career 15 years ago, he has established himself as an effective leader within instructional technology through creating and sharing effective integration practices to maximize student learning. He's been a featured presenter at numerous school districts and conferences and has worked as a consultant with the United States Department of Education's Office of Innovation and Improvement.
Richard is also an Apple Distinguished Educator and has been profiled on local television and in print media including The Wall Street Journal and The American Teacher. His latest project is a brand new, narrative storytelling podcast called EdTech Stories which will profile the origins behind the products used in your classroom every day. Season 1 of EdTech Stories will launch on Monday, February 10th.
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Mark your calendar! Richard's podcast EdTEch Stories will premiere on February 10th! Listen and subscribe!
Find and follow Richard's journey and work on:
Richard Colosi onTwitter @Richard Colosi Richard's EdTech Stories Podcast: http://www.EdTechStories.com (site under development) Twitter @HearEdTech Instagram @HearEdTech YouTube http://www.youtube.com/RichardColosiMediaRichard's favorite books to read:
Creativy Inc. by Ed Catmull Drive, by Dan Pink Have a Nice Day! A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks by Mick FoleyI am excited to be a featured speaker at the OETC conference on February 12 in Columbus Ohio. It’s a dream come true. I am proud to represent Port Clinton City Schools and all of the great things we are doing there. We are on a journey!
My presentations at the OETC Conference will be: The Future of Digital Learning: From Distracted Student to Content Creator (ballroom), Wired to Teach: Vanquishing the Myth of the Digital Native Learner and Beyond, Start a Podcast, Teach the World, and co-presenting on a general session with our Director of Learning Technologies, Chelsea Moyer on Rock'em Sock'em Educators: Apple vs. Google, Battlemania of Educational Apps. I am honored to speak at OETC. It is a dream come true because it's my home state! I'm excited to speak at other conferences too, and maybe one day being an opening day speaker at your school!
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