
In this episode of the House of EdTech, host Chris Nessy talks with former middle‑school math teacher Derek Trankina about TrafficLiteEdu, a Google Classroom add‑on that lets schools embed clear AI usage policies directly into assignments using a simple traffic‑light color system. Derek explains how the tool evolved from a discreet check‑for‑understanding widget into an AI governance solution after a principal asked for a policy‑communication aid. He describes how teachers and administrators can customize color‑coded policies, control district‑wide settings, and gather usage data to ensure consistent, transparent AI practices in classrooms.

In this episode, John McDon interviews Simone Isaacs, Director of Customer Success, and Karina Schmitz, Global Marketing team member, from No Isolation about their AV1 telepresence robot. They explain how AV1 provides "warm technology" that gives absent students a physical...

In this episode, host Luigi Morino talks with Rhys Spence, author of the European Learning and Work Funding Report 2026, about a surge in European investment—doubling to €1.6 billion—and the shift from traditional edtech to a broader "learning and work" taxonomy....
In this episode, Yvonne Mejia, Lead Project Portfolio Manager for the CSU Bay Region and PMI‑CPMAI certified AI champion, discusses how PMOs can responsibly drive AI transformation in higher education. She explains the CPM‑AI methodology, emphasizing the importance of starting...

In this episode, Kevin Roose, Casey Newton, and their panel dissect the accelerating impact of AI on the labor market, highlighting concerns that automation is displacing jobs across sectors. They also unpack recent developments: the Pentagon’s legal clash with Anthropic,...

In this episode, host Claire Vo talks with homeschooling mother and AI enthusiast Jesse Genet about how she uses five OpenClaw agents on multiple Mac minis to automate her family’s homeschooling, finances, and personal workflows. Jesse explains how she layered...

In this episode, hosts discuss the EarGlasses project, a student‑led podcast initiative that uses audio storytelling to explore identity, belonging, and intercultural dialogue. Guests Jess Bauldry, Vessela Vencheva, and Nick Todorov share how they combine journalism, cultural management, and technical...

The episode showcases dominKnow | ONE, an AI‑enhanced authoring platform that lets learning teams create, manage, and publish custom, responsive training content at scale. It highlights how the tool replaces generic, single‑use assets with reusable, AI‑generated images and templates, cutting version‑control headaches...
In this episode, Tom Vander Ark talks with COREY MOHN, CEO of the CAPS Network, about the organization’s unbundled, profession‑based learning pathways that give students the freedom to design their own futures, much like building with a box of LEGO...