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The Education Insider Podcast
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The podcast for education innovators. Join Jacob Hanson for conversations with PreK—12 school and district leaders about ed-tech, curricula, and the big decisions they make every day. PRP Group, a HAWKE Media Company, is a premier public relations, marketing intelligence, and strategic communications firm serving the preK-12 and higher education markets for over 20 years. Learn more at www.prp.group.
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Education Insider Podcast Shorts E6: Collin Earnst: Opportunities + Tips from the T&L Ed Exec Summit
Oct 3, 2023Tap to summarizeCollin Earnst is the founder and managing partner of The EdTech Leadership Collective, which helps K-12 edtech companies build leadership capacity in their middle management. He joined Alison Deutsch, VP of curriculum assessment and data at Lexia Learning, at the T&L Ed Exec Summit. In today’s The Education Insider Podcast Short, Jacob Hanson chats with Collin about the summit and key takeaways from Collin’s presentation. Watch the Episode >
Transcribe →How edtech companies can help universities navigate "the new possible"
Apr 11, 2023Tap to summarizeRhea Kelly, the editor-in-chief of Campus Technology, talks with Chris Piehler about how the pandemic accelerated technology spending in higher ed, what tech issues universities are grappling with (Chat GPT, anyone?) and how edtech companies can connect with the real decision-makers at universities.
Transcribe →Title: Putting the ‘Fun’ in ‘Funding’ with Dr. Paula Love
Apr 10, 2023Tap to summarizeIn this freewheeling chat with PRP’s Chris Piehler, Dr. Paula Love (aka The Funding Doctor) surveys the current K-12 funding landscape. She shares her insights on the changing roles of key decision-makers and offers practical advice about how edtech companies can help connect their customers with the enormous pool of funds that are available right now.
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Why External Validation Makes it Easier to Sell Your EdTech Products
Feb 15, 2023Tap to summarizeChris Piehler and Jason Innes, Director of Curriculum, Training, and Product Management at KinderLab Robotics, talk about validating education technolgoy products for the ed-tech market.
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How (and Why) Your Company Should Hire Former Educators
Oct 26, 2022Tap to summarizePRP editorial director Chris Piehler interviews Lisette Gushiniere, PRP’s newest strategist and a former educator, about her career path and the benefits education and edtech vendors get from hiring people with classroom experience.
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How Edtech Companies Can Collaborate to Accelerate Learning
Jun 14, 2022Tap to summarizeEditorial Director Chris Piehler talks with Renaissance VP and Cheif Academic Officer Gene Kerns about how everyone associated with education can find the skills that students are having the most trouble with and help them learn efficiently.
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Doing the Heart Work: DEI for EdTech Solutions Providers
May 24, 2022Tap to summarizeAli Alowonle is an award-winning educator with some ideas for companies that want to capture the hearts of students and teachers through DEI. Her recommendation? Research the schools you're products are in — and the schools that you’re trying to reach. Get out there, talk to the families. What are their experiences? What are their stories? What are their needs? Talk to the teachers in the building. Talk to the administration. Talk to the custodians. Those are the people who impact the students who use your tools on a daily basis. You can make them your number one DEI resource.Read the full story here: https://www.prp.group/blog/how-edtech-providers-can-support-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-efforts
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How edtech can help address the student mental health crisis
May 10, 2022Tap to summarizeAnn Brown, the CEO of the Cook Center for Human Connection, discusses the mission of My Life Is Worth Living, an animated series dedicated to student mental health. In conversation with PRP's editorial director Chris Piehler, she also explains how edtech companies and leaders can help alleviate the national emergency of students mental health.
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