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1 The Craziest Serial Rapist In British History 200 Victims | The Case Of Reynhard Sinaga 38:44
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The Craziest Serial Rapist In British History 200 Victims | The Case Of Reynhard Sinaga A terrible true crime story about how a quiet honors student in Indonesia became an insane maniac with over 200 victims. For more than two years he had been operating in Manchester, UK, and when he was caught, everyone was shocked! The heartbreaking case of Reynhard Sinaga! The Craziest Serial Rapist In British History | The Case Of Reynhard Sinaga | True Crime Documentary Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/full-police-interrogations-911-calls-and-true-crime-investigations-true-crime-podcast-2025--6463449/support .…
The Future of Education Procurement
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Delve into what makes edtech procurement so complex for most buyers of learning products. Siya Raj Purohit, Amazon Web Services Marketplace, speaks to Dipesh about a simpler solution to addressing these, in our 20th episode.
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Delve into what makes edtech procurement so complex for most buyers of learning products. Siya Raj Purohit, Amazon Web Services Marketplace, speaks to Dipesh about a simpler solution to addressing these, in our 20th episode.
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Tech in EdTech

1 Rewriting the Future of Work, Skills, and Hands-On Learning 30:53
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In this episode, Olivia sits down with Sara Leoni, CEO of Ziplines Education, to talk about what learners truly need: credentials that carry weight, hands-on simulations that reflect real work, not busywork, and support that builds confidence along the way. They dive deep into why higher ed is still stuck on outdated skill sets, what practical, long-lasting skills look like today, and why small businesses might be the most underused training ground we have. If you’re rethinking what it actually means to prepare learners for the road ahead, this is a grounded and thoughtful place to start.…
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1 From Band-Aids to Breakthroughs: Rethinking Innovation in Education 43:44
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Dr. Annalies Corbin, CEO of the PAST Foundation and author of Hacking School , brings an anthropologist’s lens to educational change. In this episode, she breaks down why many EdTech initiatives fail to stick, pointing to short funding cycles, lack of strategy, and cultural disconnects. For EdTech leaders aiming to build products that go beyond temporary fixes, her insights offer a clear path to lasting impact. This is a conversation about designing with purpose and helping schools adopt technology that works.…
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1 The Hardest Conversation About Schools We Need to Have: School Safety, Technology, and Tough Decisions 33:40
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How do you protect a school from threats you can’t predict? Philip Selton, CEO of Lockdown Experts, unpacks the realities behind school safety technology - what works, what doesn’t, and what most people get wrong. From the fire alarm systems we take for granted to the rising debate around metal detectors, reinforced doors, and AI surveillance, this conversation dives deep into the practical, the ethical, and the personal decisions behind keeping schools safe.…
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1 The Future of Social Emotional Learning: Access, Agency, and Action 39:22
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In this episode of Tech in EdTech, Sean Strathy sits down with Jason Kahn, Founder and Chief Science Officer at Mightier, to explore how digital play can power real emotional growth in children. They dive into timely topics like the urgency for SEL programs in schools, the impact of the pandemic on social development, the difference between gamification and true play, and how to design digital tools with therapeutic value. The conversation also covers screen time balance, the evolving SEL policy landscape, and the importance of involving parents in the emotional health journey. Whether you're an educator, parent, or edtech provider, this episode offers a fresh perspective on using tech to nurture emotionally resilient learners.…
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1 Slowing Down to Move Forward: AI Done Right in Schools 39:20
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Nathan Holbert, Associate Professor at Teachers College, Columbia University, talks about the thoughtful integration of AI and other technologies into education. The conversation goes beyond AI’s “wow” factor to discuss how teachers, learners, and the broader school culture interact with new tools. The main thread is a call for intentionality and theoretical grounding when adopting AI. Rather than treating AI as a quick fix or a “faster” solution, he emphasizes how technology should support the social, cultural, and relational aspects of learning rather than overshadow them.…
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1 Beyond the Buzzwords: Delivering Real Impact in Workforce Education 32:00
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Juanita Soranno, Head of Impact at Cengage and founder of Code Connect, has an insightful discussion with Laura Hakala about delivering real impact in workforce education. Drawing from her personal experience as a workforce program participant, Juanita shares how Cengage measures impact through various metrics and shares essential insights into employer-aligned training, AI-driven skills mapping, the evolving role of boot camps and microcredentials, and how community partnerships can close critical gaps.…
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1 Building Better Universities: Lessons from an Innovative Model 52:04
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Christine Looser, Senior Academic Director of Minerva Project, shares insights on transforming higher education through active, skills-based learning and institutional partnerships. She discusses Minerva’s innovative approach, which prioritizes "durable, transferable skills" rather than just technical knowledge. The discussion also addressed AI’s role in education, the importance of reflection in learning, and strategies for overcoming institutional resistance to change. With a focus on student success and global adaptability, this episode offers valuable takeaways for higher ed leaders looking to modernize their programs.…
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1 AI, Accountability, and the Big Education Shift Ahead 42:00
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Anna Edwards, Co-founder and Chief Advocacy Officer of Whiteboard Advisors discusses current trends and future directions in education policy and technology. She shares insights on federal education policy changes, state-level innovations in accountability measures, and the growing emphasis on career and technical education (CTE) through public-private partnerships. The conversation explores how AI is being integrated into K-12 education, both as a teaching tool and as a subject for student literacy, and the importance of data infrastructure in education technology.…
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1 Professional Learning That Moves the Needle: Insights for K12 Leaders 42:58
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In this episode, Matthew Kennard, CEO of BetterLesson, discusses transforming professional development in education. Matthew shares how districts can move beyond one-off training days to create ongoing support for teachers, even with limited budgets. He highlights the need to use data to guide decisions, tailoring learning to teacher needs, and practical ways to connect training with real classroom results. The conversation explores how technology and emerging tools can support more responsive and impactful professional learning strategies.…
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1 Exploring AI, Assessment Gaps, and K12 Innovation 48:28
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In this episode, Dan Cogan-Drew, Co-founder and Chief Academic Officer at Newsela, shares insights on how technology can genuinely support teachers and make learning more engaging for students. Dan discusses AI in education, explaining how it can be a useful tool when thoughtfully applied, and shares practical advice for school leaders on trying new tools without overwhelming teachers or students.…
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1 AI for Learner Re-Engagement, Critical Thinking, and Curriculum Design in Higher Ed 1:34:45
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In this episode, Dr. Dax Parcells, Ed.D., Chair of Education, Psychology, and Sociology at Palm Beach State College, shares his experience integrating AI into higher education. He discusses the impact of Gen AI on teaching, academic integrity, and critical thinking while highlighting personalized learning and learner engagement. Dr. Parcells also explores the role of AI in curriculum design, the importance of faculty development, and how publishers and edtech can bridge gaps by embedding AI tools into their offerings to better support faculty and learners across disciplines.…
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1 Balancing Innovation and Practicality in Curriculum Design 44:34
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Sam Nelson, Director of Technical Curriculum at Multiverse, discusses the intersection of technology and curriculum design in the context of apprenticeships and workforce training. Sam offers valuable advice on balancing industry-specific skills with pedagogical best practices, the importance of using AI and new technologies thoughtfully to enhance learning, and the critical role of curriculum design in driving successful workforce development.…
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1 Unpacking What EdChoice and ESAs Mean to EdTech 35:13
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Morgan Camu, Head of Programs at Outschool.org, dives deep into the world of Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) and their impact on edtech in this episode. She offers unique insights into how these programs are changing families' approach to education. Learn from Morgan's experience about the challenges and opportunities ESAs present for edtech providers and gain valuable advice for edtech companies looking to serve ESA-eligible families.…
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1 Bridging AI, DEI, and Digital Accessibility for an Inclusive Future 41:04
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This episode of the Tech in EdTech podcast features an insightful conversation with Dr. Sambhavi Chandrasekhar, Global Accessibility Lead at D2L, and Rishi. Dr. Chandrasekhar shares her extensive experience and insights on the evolution of accessibility in edtech. She discusses the role of AI in enhancing accessibility tools, the importance of inclusive ecosystems, and best practices for implementing AI-driven accessibility. The conversation also delves into challenges and opportunities in integrating DEI principles, evolving accessibility standards, and the importance of including diverse users, particularly those with disabilities, in every stage of AI development to ensure accessibility.…
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1 Transforming Live Event Accessibility with AI 25:34
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In this episode, Chris Zhang, Senior Solutions Architect at AWS Elemental joins Rishiraj Gera in a conversation about multilanguage automatic captions and audio dubbing for live events. Chris discusses his career and current role, focusing on making live events more accessible using AI and automatic speech recognition (ASR) technologies. The conversation covers the technical aspects of embedding captions and the broader implications for EdTech, emphasizing inclusivity and improved user experience. Chris also advises educators to leverage modern AI tools to reduce costs and logistical challenges, ultimately, making content more accessible to a global audience.…
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