The Learning to be Human Together project has been described as a "huge co-teaching event" that involves a large group of wonderful educators interested in humanizing online learning together. In this episode, the team behind "Module Two: Students as Agents of Diverse Destiny" join the podcast space to discuss the project and where they will be taking things in the next couple of weeks.

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The #OnHumanLearn Module Two Team

Open Access, Open Education and Cootie Catchers. That should be all you need to know to convince you to listen to what Abbey Elder, Open Access & Scholarly Communication Librarian for Iowa State University, has to say.

Abbey Elder

Dr. Farhadi knows a little something about the relationship between eLearning and educational inequality. She joins the show to dig in to some of these inequalities and how they've been exacerbated due to the pandemic. Also, Terry revises his understanding of what it means to be a critical geographer.

Dr. Beyhan Farhadi

Gettin' Air with Dr. Maya Hey. The ingredients for this episode include public scholarship, open education, fermentation and a doctoral defense and it all comes together into a tasty conversation!

Dr. Maya Hey

Gettin' Air with Matthew R. Morris. In the Season 5 premiere of Gettin' Air, Matthew R. Morris joins Terry to chat about many things, including his recent keynote for the 2021 Digital Pedagogy Lab, how to bring your authentic self to your teaching, and his experience with The Fresh Prince Syndrome.

Matthew R. Morris

Gettin' Air with Audrey Watters. Audrey returns for the season 4 finale with an update on the book she was working on in her first appearance. Teaching Machines is out now and ready for you to devour! We chat about what it took to bring this fascinating tale to life and how space monkeys might be next. (you can order it here: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/teaching-machines).

The Return of Audrey Watters

This is a very special, non-canonical, episode of Gettin' Air: The Open Pedagogy Podcast. It was originally recorded as a visit by Terry Greene, Christian Metaxas, Dana Jamaleddine, and Asa Reynolds to Stephen Hurley's live morning radio show "Hurley In The Morning". In this chat we describe the Liberated Learner Project, which is in development, and our plans to host a problem-causing design sprint that will feed the creation of this new Ontario Extend project (aka Ontario Extend, But For Learners This Time).

The Liberated Learners

Gettin' Air with Jonathan Lashley. If you distill this episode down to its core, it is essentially about how the Associate Chief Academic Officer at the Idaho State Board of Education became fast, digital friends with the Senior eLearning Designer at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario and how it is all an Educational Technologist at the Office of Digital Learning, University of Oklahoma's fault.

Jonathan Lashley

Gettin' Air with Arley Mcneney. Arley Cruthers is a Paralympic medalist, novelist, and writing instructor. She teaches Applied Communications (and is Open Education Teaching Fellow) at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. Have a listen to this chat to learn about choose your own adventure keynoting, the Arley-saurus, and a mythical sandwich from 1997. Oh and also about Arley's approaches to open pedagogy!

Arley McNeney

Gettin' Air with Mary Burgess. Mary Burgess is the Executive Director at BCCampus. Have a listen to find out why Amanda Coolidge's mom told her to follow and work for Mary no matter what she does for a living.

Mary Burgess

Gettin' Air with Dr. Kristopher Alexander. The Video Games Prof himself joins the show to chat how, perhaps, there is a more engaging way to do synchronous online learning than Zoom. And through his experience very nearly making it to the top of the Street Fighter III global rankings using the very worst player in the game, he shows that it's not about having the very best tools to work with, it's about working with what you got and working it to its fullest.

Dr. Kristopher Alexander

Gettin' Air with AJ Boston. AJ is an Assistant Professor and Scholarly Communication Librarian at Murray State University in Kentucky. He joins Terry to chat about the most scholarly of musical genres (Hip-Hop) and how it exhibits very comparable trends to librarianship for scholarly communication. He also opines that Gettin' Air is actually a triple entendre, rather than just a boring old double entendre!

AJ Boston

Gettin' Air with Delmar Larsen. In honor of Open Education Week 2021, we chat with one of Open Education's biggest contributors. Delmar is the Director (and originator) of the open textbook platform LibreTexts. In this conversation, Delmar describes how LibreText's origins can be traced back to catastrophic childhood events. We follow it all the way through to its current state, which is an extremely rich and diverse ecosystem of open learning experiences. So far they've provided learners with oh just a few millennia worth of free learning time. We finish off by chatting about a few current issues in Open Education and how we might best move forward.

Delmar Larsen

Gettin' Air with Jacinta Yanders. Dr. Yanders is a self-described pedagogy nerd who loves pop culture. She also is part of the podcasting team behind That Bleeping Podcast in which four academics talk about Degrassi: The Next Generation. In other words, she is the perfect fit for being a guest on Gettin' Air!

Dr. Jacinta Yanders

Gettin' Air with Shea Swauger. Shea is a librarian and Senior Instructor at the Auraria Library which serves the Community College of Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver, and the University of Colorado Denver. In this episode, we discuss his piece "Our Bodies Encoded: Algorithmic Test Proctoring in Higher Education" and how he is still basking in the glow of being cited by Elizabeth Warren.

Shea Swauger

Join Terry Greene as he and his guests get some air time to discuss technology-enabled and open learning practices in Ontario Post-Secondary Education.

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Gettin' Air with Terry Greene

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