Episode #1: BreakDrink Returns

BreakDrink Podcast

The Original BreakDrink Podcasts 2010-2013 if you care to listen.

Updates from Laura & Jeff -- what has happened since 2013...post dissertation completion - you can read our big papers here, if you’d like:

Pasquini, L. A. (2014). Organizational identity and community values: Determining meaning in post-secondary education social media guidelines and policy documents. (Doctoral dissertation). Digital Collections, University of North Texas. ProQuest. [Related pubs and info here: https://socialmediaguidance.wordpress.com/]

Jackson, J. L. (2015). Identifying Competencies Required for Entry-Level Student Affairs Employment. (Doctoral dissertation). Townsend Memorial Library, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor.

What we are teaching as faculty full-time and as adjuncts:

• Laura: teaching scholarship experience as a lecturer + HEAL 570: Leveraging Technology for in Higher Education Environments (via Royal Roads); mentioned UWM’s Administrative Leadership Masters program online; also research with The Digital Learning & Social Media Research Group
• Jeff: Is the Dean of Student Affairs at UTSA School of Medicine; also adjuncts with the UTSA HSA program - Foundations of Student Affairs (see more here) + organizational management

Potential topics for future podcasts for @BreakDrink might include:

• Moving to higher ed in the Netherlands, if you move permanently & become a Dutch citizen you must choose your nationality.
• Laura’s experience learning to play and love the ukulele. Thanks, Joyce. #BestGiftEver p.s. Joyce is dutch, so we should talk to her Jeff
• BreakDrink reunion show to catch up with the BD family + shout out to @julieclarsen for recent visits we had to Seattle.
• Melbourne coffee IS a thing -- despite what Jeff thinks. Why I (and others) love Melbourne’s coffee culture. Jeff puts “book a trip to Melb” on the calendar.
• Breakfast tacos + more foodie talks -- WHERE OR WHO has the best breakfast tacos in Texas? Here’s a top 10 list of breakfast taco places in TX found about said topic. This debate is to be fact-checked & verified in person. Jeff thinks San Antonio - Laura is not sure, but willing to explore this topic further and in-person... for science.
• #naspa17 Conference in San Antonio, TX in Jeff’s home town in March -- perhaps a live session at The Friendly Spot (you’ve been warned) or in Jeff’s backyard.

Podcasting: It’s Been a While... and It’s Changed

• We lament on how much has changed in a few years of podcasting since we’ve been out of the podcast game
• Intern applications will be available for BreakDrink soon (sarcastically said by Jeff, but hey we’d welcome one).
• Podcasting Networks
  • Twit.tv by Leo Leporte
  • 5 by 5
  • Gimlet Media
  • Panoply
  • The Ringer Podcast Network
• Recommended podcasts from Jeff & Laura:
  • Reply All hosted by PJ Vogt and Alex Goldman (from TDLR)
  • Crimetown
  • Homecoming starring Catherine Keener, Oscar Isaac, and David Schwimmer.
  • Wiretap (archived) by Jonathan Goldstein
  • Heavyweight with Jonathan Goldstein
  • We thank Serial for bringing back podcast love.
  • Startup chronicles the Gimlet Media podcast network startup (season 1)
• A few, of many, higher ed podcast to check out:
  • Professional Reputations Aside (archive) with Valerie & Matt
  • Student Affairs Spectacular via The Student Affairs Collective
  • Higher Ed Live (Student Affairs Live et al.)
  • Teaching in Higher Ed with Bonnie
  • TOPcast Podcast with Kelvin & Thomas from UCF
  • Research in Action hosted by Katie Linder at OSU Ecampus
  • The Imposters Podcast with Sue, Mal, Becca & Amma
  • Josie & The Podcast with Josie (of course)
  • The #3Wedu Podcast: Women Who Wine in Edu with Tanya, Jess, Nori, Patrice & Laura
• Interested in podcasting yourself? Check the “How to Podcast: Advice, tips & tricks” 2 part episodes from “You’ve Got This” podcast, specifically episode #2 and episode #3 [Thanks, Katie!]

Reflecting on the Campus Tech Connection (#CTCX)-Breakdrink from September 20, 2013

My goodbye to BreakDrink -- show highlights that might make us prolific? (not really)

• You predicted we would have phones with the screens as large as an iPad
• Data plans would change and we would be charged by data usage
• Kindle Fire - not impressed with their 4G for $50/year program
• The business models of publishing & bookstores on campus will be challenged by online Use of tablets and BYOD in the classroom will increase
• State legislature involvement to digitize textbooks & courses
• Productivity Hacks -- discussed ahead = our best hack, not podcasting anymore
• Jeff mentioned TED Ed “create your own” lesson plan -- irony,...