This is the transcript for episode 42, where author and educator Alex Shevrin Venet discusses equity, trauma-informed education, social justice, and how educators and EdTech brands can play a role in creating a more equitable educational system.

This is the transcript for episode 41 where Dr. Bridget Burns sits down to discuss what it means to collaborate, how to best serve any kind of audience, and some basic ways in which the EdTech industry could be more responsive to its market.

This is the transcript for episode 44 where Tony Wan, Head of Platform for Reach Capital, discusses the perks and pitfalls of ChatGPT, the expanding role of artificial intelligence (AI) in EdTech, and how the market is shifting in 2023.

This is the transcript for episode 45 where LCG Social Media Lead Hillary Trussell and CEO Elana Leoni, sit down to share best practices for using social media to leverage EdTech companies' presence at education conferences.

This is the transcript for episode 40 where Eman Haggag, Program Manager at Meta, shares what it means for teachers to broaden their impact, how to reframe a strong skill set to be relevant for a different industry, and how EdTech companies can better use the perspectives of educators who want to join their ranks.

This is the transcript for episode 36 where Erika Tate, founder of Loravore® Professional Learning and high-energy host of Remix EQ Live, defines instructional equity, suggests how to approach a society-wide problem on a classroom scale, and talks about the rewards and challenges of using EdTech tools in this work.

This is the transcript for episode 36 where Emily McDonnell, VP of Trust and Safety at Remind discusses the Safety by Design principle, how to navigate and understand a privacy policy, the future of trust and security in EdTech, and why communication around these issues is so critical for everyone.

This is the transcript for episode 37 where Sam Seidel, an internationally known educator, speaker, and author, and the K12 Lab Director of Strategy + Research at Stanford's d.school, sits down to talk about creativity, hip-hop culture, strength through vulnerability, and the joyful feedback loop of self care and inspired results.

This is the transcript for episode 37 of All Things Marketing and Education, where Haris Alisic sits down to examine the do's and don'ts of good marketing strategy, identifying your audience through their social media behavior, and how to sift through the data generated by those habits.

This is the transcript for episode 36 where Emily McDonnell, VP of Trust and Safety at Remind discusses the Safety by Design principle, how to navigate and understand a privacy policy, the future of trust and security in EdTech, and why communication around these issues is so critical for everyone.

This is the transcript for episode 27 where Annie Teich explains the goals of content marketing, the differences between education and other market sectors, and some basic copywriting best practices.

This is the transcript for episode 27 where Charlene Blohm, CEO of Charlene Blohm & Associates (CBA), provides best practices for branding, PR, content marketing, earned and paid media, and much more.

This is the transcript for episode 30 where Adina Sullivan-Marlow sits down for an instructive chat that includes what EdTech companies could be doing better, the career possibilities and pathways in education that few know about, and how districts and administrators could better serve the diverse workforce that our students need.

This is the transcript for episode 32, where Laura Thomas, Director and Core Faculty of the Experienced Educators Program at Antioch University New England (AUNE), explains the Critical Skills Classroom, as well as advocates for teachers in the current climate of hostility toward public education.

This is the transcript for episode 27 where Joyce Whitby, a veteran industry marketing consultant, sits down with Elana Leoni, CEO of Leoni Consulting Group, to talk about ground zero for market-to-community interface: education conventions.

This is the transcript for episode 30 of All Things Marketing and Education, where Susan Bearden, the Director of Digital Programs for InnovateEDU and the leader of Project Unicorn, discusses data interoperability, how EdTech is playing catch-up with other data-driven industries, cybersecurity, and the deep value of lifelong learning.

This is the transcript for episode 27 where William “Coach” Jeffery reflects on a life of readjustment and learning as he overcame childhood dyslexia, struggled through college, aspired to be an NBA coach, brought technology integration to a low-income school district, and so much more.

This is the transcript for episode 27 where William “Coach” Jeffery reflects on a life of readjustment and learning as he overcame childhood dyslexia, struggled through college, aspired to be an NBA coach, brought technology integration to a low-income school district, and so much more.

This is the transcript for episode 256 where Lisa Highfill shares stories about two remarkable accomplishments: a teaching tool called HyperDocs and creating a district-wide Virtual Academy.

This is the transcript for episode 25, where Rachelle Dené Poth discusses the pandemic's effect on EdTech, the human side of artificial intelligence, and what product developers should know about their market.