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أساسيات التقنية في التعليم

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Monica Burns

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أساسيات التقنية في التعليم

E29

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حلقة 29: How an AI Agent Deliver and Adapt Instruction in Real Time

Technology Essentials in Education is your go-to podcast for practical insights on using technology to simplify your school week. Hosted by author and educator Monica Burns, Ed.D., in partnership with Jotform, this series is designed for K-12 educators, administrators, and leaders looking to make a meaningful impact. In this episode, Monica welcomes Abby Bell, Director of Academic Operations at Lipscomb University, to discuss how AI Agents can completely revolutionize the traditional flipped classroom model and streamline higher education workflows. Drawing from her extensive career spanning K-12 teaching, school administration, and higher education, Abby shares how automated systems can save crucial time for multi-tasking educators. Abby describes how she utilizes Jotform AI Presenter Agents to transform standard lectures into interactive homework assignments for over 750 freshman seminar students. By reviewing user conversation logs, she identifies precisely where students face friction—such as recurring loops on a specific slide—providing her with invaluable formative data before class even starts. This shift completely re-prioritizes Bloom’s Taxonomy, moving basic definitions outside the classroom so that face-to-face time can be spent on high-order tasks using a primary school style "center rotation model" for reading, writing, and collaborative projects.

تاريخ النشر:يوليو 17, 2026

أساسيات التقنية في التعليم

E26

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حلقة 26: Smart Ways Teachers Can Use Forms Beyond Surveys

Technology Essentials in Education is your go-to podcast for practical insights on using technology to simplify your school week. Hosted by author and educator Monica Burns, Ed.D., in partnership with Jotform, this series is designed for K-12 educators, administrators, and leaders looking to make a meaningful impact. In this episode, Monica welcomes Chad Reid, Vice President of Marketing at Jotform, to discuss how online forms can help educators streamline workflows, stay organized, and save valuable time throughout the school year. Drawing on Chad’s twelve-year history with the company, they explore the evolution of forms from simple surveys and quizzes into robust entry points for data management and automation. Chad explains how forms function as ongoing conversations with parents and students, highlighting versatile behind-the-scenes use cases like reflection logs, request workflows, and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). They dive into the newly released Jotform AI, demonstrating how AI-driven prompt builders remove "blank page syndrome" and allow busy teachers to deploy complex, accessible forms in a fraction of the time. The conversation also touches upon district-level logistics, including athletic departments, IT requests, and compliance reporting, emphasizing that educators do not need to be tech wizards to completely transform their productivity.

تاريخ النشر:يونيو 26, 2026

أساسيات التقنية في التعليم

E22

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حلقة 22: Helping Students Navigate Reading and Writing in a Digital World

Technology Essentials in Education is your go-to podcast for practical insights on using technology to simplify your school week. Hosted by author and educator Monica Burns, Ed.D., in partnership with Jotform, this series is designed for K-12 educators, administrators, and leaders looking to make a meaningful impact. In this episode, Monica welcomes Dr. Michele Haiken, a veteran middle school English teacher with 25 years of experience and the author of several ISTE and NCTE publications, including New Realms for Writing. Together, they explore the nuances of supporting readers and writers in a multimodal, digital world where literacy extends far beyond the traditional printed page. Michele shares practical strategies for creating "bi-literate" students—those who can fluidly shift between print books, digital textbooks, podcasts, and audiobooks. They discuss the importance of teaching explicit digital reading strategies, such as using hovering definitions and digital annotations, rather than assuming "digital natives" are naturally tech-savvy. From using AI as a "thought partner" in the writing workshop to leveraging tools like Adobe Express and screencasting for student voice, this conversation is packed with actionable ideas for any educator looking to help students become critical, independent thinkers in a tech-heavy world.

تاريخ النشر:مايو 29, 2026