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Speaking of Higher Ed is a podcast from Augusta University created to inspire and support faculty in building engaging and meaningful learning experiences. Through conversations grounded in the scholarship of teaching and learning, the podcast highlights practical ideas, research-informed strategies, and interdisciplinary perspectives that educators can use in their own teaching. Want to go a step further each month? Request our free Continuing the Conversation Activity when you sign up on our show page.
CII Augusta University hosts Speaking of Higher Ed: Conversations on Teaching and Learning, a education show with 44 episodes published.
Good teaching is not just about content. It is about connection, purpose, and making sure students can actually access the learning. For this July Summer Short, we revisit three conversations about designing learning exp
AI can help faculty think beyond static course content and toward learning experiences where students practice, reflect, receive feedback, and connect ideas to their own interests. For this June Summer Short, Andrew Ever
Dr. Patrice Buckner Jackson, also known as Dr. PBJ, joins Speaking of Higher Ed to discuss faculty burnout, recovery, and reconnecting with purpose. She explains how burnout differs from ordinary end-of-semester exhausti
In this episode, Arthur Takahashi talks with Dr. Rafael Pacheco , associate professor and associate dean for digital technologies at the Dental College of Georgia, about how he is using AI to create more personalized lea
In this episode of Speaking of Higher Ed , Jeff Mastromonico talks with Monica Cornetti , President of Sententia Gamification, about what gamification really means in higher education. You will hear why meaningful gamifi
We are seeing more generative AI in higher ed, but what does it look like when we use it to actually build course elements? In this visual episode, you will hear how we use “vibe coding” (coding by conversation) to creat
Dr. Bonni Stachowiak is the host of Teaching in Higher Ed, a long-running podcast focused on the art and science of teaching. In this episode, we talk with her about what years of conversations with educators have taught
In this episode, Dr. David Wiley joins us to explore how generative AI is reshaping open education. We look at the foundations of open educational resources (OER), what OER-enabled pedagogy makes possible, and why open l
Accessible design isn’t just about meeting requirements; it’s about creating learning experiences that work for everyone. In this episode, Peter Berryman, Director of Digital Instruction at the University System of Georg
How do we help students step out of silos and see themselves as part of a collaborative team? In this episode, Dr. Joann Denemark , program director for Speech-Language Pathology, and Dr. Megan Mobley , assistant profess
Creating an asynchronous course can feel overwhelming—but the right partnership makes all the difference. In this episode of Speaking of Higher Ed , Georgia State University’s Mary Peabody , Learning Experience Designer,
Will AI change the role of faculty in higher education? In this episode, Dr. Jason Orlosky , associate professor with the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences at Augusta University, joins Arthur Takahashi to reflect on
In this summer short, Speaking of Higher Ed brings together powerful insights from past guests on what drives authentic learning in today’s classrooms. Dr. James Lang (episode 28) shares a thoughtful approach to handling
In this summer short, we revisit standout insights from three episodes that explore how innovation, multimedia, and generative AI are reshaping higher education. Dr. Richard Mayer (episode 22) explains how simple, well-d
Can spontaneity and scholarship go together? “Yes and…” In this episode of Speaking of Higher Ed , we welcome Dr. Meredith Rausch —Associate Professor of Research, Counseling & Curriculum at Augusta University’s College
In this episode of Speaking of Higher Ed , we welcome acclaimed author and teaching expert Dr. James Lang to explore one of the most pressing topics in higher education today: academic integrity in the age of generative
Generative AI is rapidly changing the landscape of higher education, offering new possibilities for student engagement, personalized learning, and course design. In this episode, Dr. Cynthia Alby , professor of teacher e
How do you prepare students to enter a rapidly changing industry like animation? What impact does AI have on such a competitive industry? On this episode, we’re exploring animation education with our guest, A.B. Osborne.
What is the lifelong influence of undergraduate research experiences? For this month’s topic of undergraduate research, Drs. Michael Rifenburg and Kristine Johnson discuss their book A Long View of Undergraduate Research
“Have you ever wondered if the principles of gaming could transform how your students learn?” In this episode of Speaking of Higher Ed , we explore gamification and game-based learning in higher education with Jeff Mastr
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