Fred Singer's guest appearances

Fred Singer

Doctors for Disaster Preparedness Podcasts

Televisionation

Modern Spiritual Podcast Live

Raise the Line

Mark Cuban

Eddie Young

Arianna Huffington

Cynthia Clark

Halsey Minor

Steve Greenberg

David Perlmutter

James Joyce

Donald Miller

Blake Thiess

Paul Freedman

Keith Smith

Sheri Salata

Brian Greene

Gary Johnson

OwlTail

Fred Singer has a message for those in higher ed grappling with the imperative to deliver education online: offering “Zoom University” isn’t enough. “Simply repurposing a classroom doesn't make any more sense going forward than it did in the 1990’s for the newspapers to dump content online and assume the world's going to change. It didn't work that way.” And Singer knows what he’s talking about because he was there when the Washington Post first went online.  He’s built a fascinating career “chasing interesting, disruptive movements” as an internet pioneer and entrepreneur. As CEO of Echo360, he now sits at the intersection of innovation and education. His company, which is the first video platform designed to foster active, engaged, and personalized video-based learning, has been boosted by COVID as schools of all types have been forced to offer and improve distance learning. In this episode with host Shiv Gaglani, Singer highlights the parallels he sees between the relatively slow adoption of learning technologies in both education and healthcare, and predicts that major change is going to happen faster than people might realize. “All the technology and tools exist to deliver much cheaper education, much more convenient education. I think there will be huge opportunities for people that know how to embrace the change and not try to block it.”

<p>Fred Singer has a message for those in higher ed grappling with the imperative to deliver education online: offering “Zoom University” isn’t enough. “Simply repurposing a classroom doesn't make any more sense going forward than it did in the 1990’s for the newspapers to dump content online and assume the world's going to change. It didn't work that way.” And Singer knows what he’s talking about because he was there when the Washington Post first went online.  He’s built a fascinating career “chasing interesting, disruptive movements” as an internet pioneer and entrepreneur. As CEO of Echo360, he now sits at the intersection of innovation and education. His company, which is the first video platform designed to foster active, engaged, and personalized video-based learning, has been boosted by COVID as schools of all types have been forced to offer and improve distance learning. In this episode with host Shiv Gaglani, Singer highlights the parallels he sees between the relatively slow adoption of learning technologies in both education and healthcare, and predicts that major change is going to happen faster than people might realize. “All the technology and tools exist to deliver much cheaper education, much more convenient education. I think there will be huge opportunities for people that know how to embrace the change and not try to block it.”</p>

"Chasing Interesting, Disruptive Movements" - Fred Singer, CEO of Echo360

Anystream, CEO, Fred Singer will discuss the work his company is doing to provide on-demand video to NBC for all their Olympics coverage online.  Your host is Tracy Swedlow, www.itvt.com

Anystream, CEO, Fred Singer will discuss the work his company is doing to provide on-demand video to NBC for all their Olympics coverage online.  Your host is Tracy Swedlow, <a href="http://www.itvt.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.itvt.com</a>

Anystream, CEO, Fred Singer - VOD Olympics

Presentation by Donald Miller, M.D. - Internationally known for his work on environmental issues, Dr. Singer pioneered rocket and satellite technology.  From Doctors for Disaster Preparedness 24th Annual Meeting, Portland, OR, August 6, 2006

Presentation by Donald Miller, M.D. - Internationally known for his work on environmental issues, Dr. Singer pioneered rocket and satellite technology. <br><br> From Doctors for Disaster Preparedness 24th Annual Meeting, Portland, OR, August 6, 2006

The Ph-D Project: Manned Expedition to the Moons of Mars. Presentation by Fred Singer Ph.D. at DDP 24th Annual Meeting