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I wrap up the podcasting journey outlined in my book with a comprehensive recap of the essential steps to launch, grow, and sustain your podcast. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration to help you refine your craft and achieve your podcasting goals.
Key Takeaways: Recap of Podcasting Fundamentals: A summary of the critical steps covered in the book, including choosing a topic, planning, recording, editing, promotion, and monetization. Overcoming Challenges: Troubleshooting common podcasting hurdles like technical issues and low engagement while staying motivated. Next Steps for Growth: Practical advice on audience engagement, brand building, and continuous improvement. Leveraging Resources: How to tap into podcasting forums, conferences, courses, and other learning opportunities to sharpen your skills and connect with the community. Why Listen to This Episode?Discover how to set actionable goals for your podcast, maintain momentum, and take your content to the next level. Whether your aim is growing your audience, increasing revenue, or refining your production quality, this episode provides the tools and motivation you need to keep evolving as a podcaster.
Episode Resources: Get the Book: https://chrisnesi.com/iliketopodcast Join the HOET Discord Community Explore Equipment Recommendations: https://chrisnesi.com/schoolpodcast -
I discuss the most common challenges podcasters face and how to troubleshoot them effectively. Whether you’re a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, mastering these solutions can elevate your podcasting game and ensure your show runs smoothly.
PURCHASE "I LIKE TO PODCAST AND YOU WILL TOO!: A HOUSE OF #EDTECH GUIDE TO PODCASTING!"
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/255
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In this episode, we dive deep into strategies for growing your podcast audience and building a strong brand. Learn how to define your target audience, create engaging content, and develop a cohesive brand identity that resonates with listeners. We'll explore the importance of networking, leveraging social media, and creating consistent, high-quality episodes to not only attract an audience but keep them coming back for more. Plus, discover tips to monetize your growing platform and turn your podcast into a sustainable success.
For complete show notes please visit: https://chrisnesi.com/254
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In today’s episode, we dive into Chapter 6 of I Like to Podcast and You Will Too!—all about monetizing your podcast. We’ll explore the essential steps for transforming your passion project into a profitable venture. From traditional advertising and sponsorships to innovative methods like selling merchandise and offering consulting services, we cover the top strategies to help you decide what works best for you. Plus, we discuss the vital role of building a loyal audience and delivering high-quality content to maximize income potential and keep listeners engaged. Whether you’re podcasting for fun or aiming to build a sustainable income, these insights will guide you on the path to podcasting success.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/253
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Welcome to House of #EdTech! Today, we're diving into Chapter 5 from my book I Like to Podcast and You Will Too!: A House of #EdTech Guide to Podcasting. This chapter is all about what comes after you hit record – hosting, promoting, and distributing your podcast to ensure it reaches as many ears as possible. We'll cover essential strategies to help you expand your audience and engage listeners effectively.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/252
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In this episode, we're diving into the essentials of recording and editing a podcast -- Chapter 4 of my book --to help you produce high-quality episodes that captivate your audience. Whether you're new to podcasting or looking to refine your skills, we’ll cover everything from selecting the right equipment to key editing techniques that ensure professional results.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/251
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In this milestone episode, we dive into Chapter 3 of my book, which focuses on the essential steps for planning and preparing your podcast. Whether you're just starting or looking to refine your existing show, this episode provides actionable tips to help you build a strong foundation for success.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/250
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In this episode, I share the crucial first steps of starting a podcast: choosing a topic and format. Drawing from Chapter 2 of my book, I share the importance of understanding your target audience and selecting a niche that resonates with them.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/249
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In this episode of House of #EdTech, I share my book, "I Like to Podcast and You Will Too!" starting with Chapter 1, "Introduction to Podcasting," to give you an essential primer on podcasting and why it's such an impactful medium.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/248
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In episode 247 of House of #EdTech, I explore the evolving role of generative AI in education. Following a reflective conversation with Tom Mullaney on episode 246, I discuss the opportunities and challenges of AI in the classroom, emphasizing the need for thoughtful integration. I also introduce new edtech recommendations and share some exciting changes coming to the podcast.
For complete show notes: https://chrisnesi.com/247
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Welcome back to another insightful episode of House of #EdTech! In Episode 246, we dive deep into the potential harms of generative AI with the knowledgeable Tom Mullaney. This episode promises to shed light on the complexities and ethical considerations surrounding the use of AI in education.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/246
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In this episode of House of #EdTech, host Chris Nesi discusses the importance of critically evaluating educational technology in classrooms. He shares insights from Jessica Grose's NYT article about ensuring tech tools serve educational purposes and protect student privacy. The episode features the announcement of MagicSchool.ai as the 2024 HOET Final Four Winner and an EdTech recommendation for Vocabulary Quest, a gamified vocabulary learning platform. Additionally, Chris bids farewell to SatChat, reflecting on its impact on the education community.
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/245
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In this episode, we welcome The Resilient Teacher Podcast hosted by Brittany Blackwell to the Education Podcast Network! In the #EdTech Thought, we take a snarky look at the teacher shortage and suggest that former educators consider returning to the classroom to help fix the issue. For the EdTech Final 4, we compare MagicSchool vs. Grammarly to see which tool is better for writing and grammar enhancement, and SchoolAI vs. Quillbot in a battle of AI-powered writing assistants. Plus, we explore Diffit? and its potential impact on education. Don’t forget to vote for the ultimate EdTech winner!
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/244
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In this episode, I introduce the B.R.A.I.N. framework for interacting effectively with AI in education. I also recommend Humy.ai, a platform for social studies and history educators that offers personalized tutoring, assignment generation, feedback, and custom AI tutors to make learning more engaging. The B.R.A.I.N. framework emphasizes being specific, ensuring relevance, adapting your questions, interacting with AI, and using phrases like "No Yapping" to keep responses concise. Lastly, a big thank you to Brooke, Leo, Derek, and Steve for their support and feedback on the last episode!
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/243
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In this episode, we explore how integrating technology into Project-Based Learning (PBL) can enhance accessibility, engagement, and impact for students. In the #EdTech Thought, I reflect on self-doubt and ask, "Am I really trying my best?" I also highlight Brisk Teaching, a free AI-powered Chrome extension that helps teachers save time by generating personalized materials, providing targeted feedback, and detecting AI writing. In the Featured Content, we dive into tips for selecting the right EdTech tools for PBL, ensuring they align with learning objectives, are age-appropriate, facilitate collaboration, and are accessible. We also cover essential resources like Trello, Asana, Google Docs, Canva, Flip, and more, plus a bonus recommendation for avoiding formatting issues with the Google Docs add-on "Markdown to Docs."
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/242
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In this episode, we start with birthday shoutouts to Christie Cloud and Glenn Robbins and share news that RadioPublic and Google Podcasts are shutting down—visit chrisnesi.com/follow to find a new podcast app! In #EdTech Recommendations, we highlight resources like The Magazine Rack, Classroomscreen for classroom management, ALMANACK.ai for creating Jeopardy games, and AskYourPDF.com for querying PDFs. The Featured Content revisits the critical issue of Digital Equity, exploring the importance of equal access to technology in education, the challenges faced by schools, and the role of policy and advocacy in closing the digital divide. Lastly, check out my motivational podcast, Inspiring Thoughts Daily, for a daily dose of inspiration!
For complete show notes visit: https://chrisnesi.com/241
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Discover the key skills for thriving in an AI-centric educational landscape. This episode offers insightful thoughts on integrating technical, cognitive, and socio-emotional skills into teaching, preparing students for a AI-driven future.
For complete show notes please visit: https://chrisnesi.com/240
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Intro
Welcome to a special bonus episode of House of #EdTech, where I'm celebrating a remarkable 10-year journey!My Memories of the Last 10 Years
Reflecting on a decade of growth, challenges, and triumphs. The evolution of educational technology over these years.Inspiration for the Show
Sharing the spark that ignited the idea for House of #EdTech.Recording and Publishing That First Episode
The excitement and nervousness of bringing the first episode to life. Overcoming initial hurdles and learning along the way.House of #EdTech - episode 1
A nostalgic snippet from the very first episode.Favorite Episodes
3 - Joe Iacono 14, 52, 54, 66, 76, 92, 138 - Katelyn 117, 137 - Miles 100, 108 - Dad 59 - Stacey & AJ Interviewed MeBy the Numbers
10 Years = 120 months, 521 weeks, 3,652 days, 87,648 hours, 5,258,880 minutes, 315,532,800 seconds. 239 official episodes. 1,457,893 total downloads.Awesome Supporters
Expressing heartfelt gratitude to all supporters. Jeff Herb - 1st supporter, sticking with us for 211 episodes. Leo Calbusch - Our latest awesome supporter. Acknowledging former and current Awesome Supporters. Special mention to Stacey Lindes - my 1st fan. Derek Larson - Fill-in host and the creator of the Smackdown sheet.Because of HoET...
How HoET gave me the confidence to put my voice out there. Believing in the value of what I have to say.Awards
2015 Educator's Voice 2016 EdTech Digest Leadership Award 2018 EdTech Digest Top-100 EdTech Influencer 2019 K-12 Education 30 Must-Follow IT Influencer 2021 Learning Ladders Best Educational PodcasterTravel and Conferences
Memorable trips to Utah, Alabama. Experiences at EdCamps, NJECC, ISTE, and Podcast MovementRutgers Professor since 2016
The journey of becoming and being a professor at Rutgers.The Pod Journal
A dive into the creation and impact of The Pod Journal.I Like to Podcast and You Will Too!
Discussing my guide to podcasting and its influence. Purchase your copy!Education Podcast Network
The growth and success of the Education Podcast Network.Podcast Editor
Role and experiences as a podcast editor for: Google Teacher Podcast Partial Credit Assist Learning Podcast The Infused Classroom Podcast Zebra Podcast Network PodcastPD Chase for 28 Knock Knock, Who's There? Behind the Mic: Voices of the EPN Inspiring Thoughts Daily -
Celebrate the 10th House of #EdTech Smackdown with Episode 239, a dynamic Smackdown showcasing the most innovative educational technology tools of 2023. Passionate educators and technology enthusiasts, dive into an exciting array of EdTech tools and predictions for the new year. This episode features engaging discussions on tools and emerging platforms.
Special contributions from the EdTech community, including voicemails and emails, enrich the conversation with real-world insights and applications. Whether you're a seasoned educator or exploring the world of EdTech, this episode offers a treasure trove of ideas, inspirations, and tools to revolutionize your approach to teaching and learning in 2024.
2023 SmackdownContributions from my community, including:
Stephanie Howell on Kami Carlos Garza on Cell Phones in Education, Curipod, and Mastodon Katrina Haynes on Nearpod Bryon Carpenter on Adobe Express Stacy Fleming's insights on EdPuzzle Cam Ross recommends Diffit and Canva Magic for engaging lessons Leo's thoughts on ChatGPT Chris Stuchko's take on Magic School AI David Sandlin's submission of Tinkercad for 3D model designing Mel A's roundup of tools like Quizizz, Blooket, EdPuzzle, Adobe Express, and Loom -
Welcome to Episode 238 of the House of #EdTech Podcast! In this episode, I share my recent appearance on an episode of Teachers on Fire, hosted by Tim Cavey. I participated in a live debate addressing a highly relevant topic in education: "Should student phones be banned from our K-12 schools?" I debated Dr. Matt Rhoads, who brought his extensive experience in education and technology to this thought-provoking discussion.
For complete show notes please visit: https://chrisnesi.com/238
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