How many episodes does Appropriate Proper Reasonable have?

Appropriate Proper Reasonable has 204 episodes.

What topics does Appropriate Proper Reasonable cover?

Appropriate Proper Reasonable covers topics including: education, technology.

What language is Appropriate Proper Reasonable in?

Appropriate Proper Reasonable is in en.

Appropriate Proper Reasonable

Dr. Gary L. Ackerman

EN204 episodes

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A podcast about technology in schools hosted by Dr. Gary L. AckermanSeason 1 features episodes I recorded myself, with some including questions or prompts that were created with a text to speech tool.Season 2 features episodes that were created using the two-voice deep dive conversation tool in Notebook LM.https://hackscience.educationHelp Me Clean Out My Library--See the books I have listed on eBay

Notable Guests

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Jane Smith2×EEmily Wilson1×DDr. Michael Johnson1×AAI Assistant1×

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Episodes (204)

150: Spinning Up Distance Learning Classes Quickly

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149: Avoid Black Box Learning

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148: The Challenges of Rural Education

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Notable Guests

Episodes (204)

150: Spinning Up Distance Learning Classes Quickly

149: Avoid Black Box Learning

148: The Challenges of Rural Education

147: Technology Steering Committees

146: Students are Not Blank Slates

145: Social Aspects of Learning

143: The Paradox of Moving Goals

143: Some Observations of Learning

142: Inert Knowledge

141: Rogers' Stages of Adoption

140: AWS Autoscaling and Monitoring

139: AWS Well-Architectured Framework

138: AWS Compute

137: AWS Databases

136: AWS Storage

135: AWS Networking and Content Delivery

134: The Purposes of Education

133: Planning and Goals

132: AWS Security

131: AWS Global Infrastructure

130: Ethical, Legal, and Responsible Computing

129: Cloud Computing

128: AWS Cloud Practitioners: Economics and Billing

127: Straightening of the S-Curve

126: AI in Education: A Debate

123: Which #edtech Tools Get Used?

125: School Leaders, Technology, and “Spin”

124: IT for Teaching

122: Deeper Learning Principles

121: Teachers’ Inability to Deal with Ambiguity

120: Red Herrings

119: On Computer Mediated Communication in Schools

118: Layers of Educational Technology

117: Transparent Taming of Wicked Problems

116: #Edtech for #Edleaders: Beta-Testing

115: Bridging Gaps: Research and Instruction

114: The Scientific Attitude

113: What Would Happen If…?

112: Naturalistic Approaches to Research and Teaching

111: Should Educators Judge Initiatives?

110: A Disturbing Observation

109: Why Standardized Testing Flopped

108: Technology is Recursive

107: On the Ethics of Data Collection in Education

106: Teaching in the AI World: A Time for John Dewey

105: The End of Average: How We Succeed in a World that Values Sameness

104: Data Versus Evidence

103: Ownership of Knowledge and AI

102: Efficacious #edtech

101: The End of Averaage