4 Must-Listen Ed Tech and IT Podcasts

Team LOKGEN April 20, 2022

With the rapid expansion of educational technology — including new tech hitting the market and updates to old favorites — it’s easy to get overwhelmed trying to keep up. Whether you want to use the latest tools with your students or are looking to buy the right solutions for your district, this year’s K–12 IT influencers have the answers. And they’re delivering it over the airwaves.
While there’s a podcast for just about everything these days, these shows focus on IT and educational technology. The hosts provide expert tips, advice, examples and guidance that make it easier to navigate today’…

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