James Skidmore's guest appearances

James Skidmore

Gettin' Air with Terry Greene

In Conversation with Stephen Hurley

JVC Broadcasting

Trades Educator Podcast

Terry Greene

David Porter

Aaron Tucker

Valerie Irvine

Benjamin Doxtdator

Chad Flinn

Tim Carson

Ryan Martin

Stuart Miller

Steve Brown

William Deresiewicz

Steve Kaufmann

Shane Jones

Nick Baker

David Price

OwlTail

James &amp; I discuss everything from ed tech to online teaching, the learner to cheating and negativity to online teaching/learning to co-creation with our students. James can be found on Twitter @JamesMSkidmore and learn more him through his website https://www.jamesmskidmore.com/

James &amp; I discuss everything from ed tech to online teaching, the learner to cheating and negativity to online teaching/learning to co-creation with our students. James can be found on Twitter @JamesMSkidmore and learn more him through his website <a href="https://www.jamesmskidmore.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jamesmskidmore.com/</a>

Episode 5 - James Skidmore

James Skidmore, Associate Professor of German Studies at the University of Waterloo chats about what it's like to focus on teaching at a research intensive university. He also describes how he brought Open Education to his very intriguing new course Truth, Reconciliation, Story. And finally, we discuss his passionate disdain for the overuse of the word "passion".

Dr. James Skidmore is Associate Professor in the Department of Germanic &amp; Slavic Studies At University of Waterloo. He is also Director, Waterloo Centre for German Studies.In this episode, we begin to explore the idea of a University in our 21st century. What purpose do they serve? How might students (and faculty) become more engaged in the tough work of knowledge acquisition and mobilization? What role does the notion of "Open" play in developing our systems of education so that they can continue to be transformative in the lives of students?

Dr. James Skidmore is Associate Professor in the Department of Germanic &amp; Slavic Studies At University of Waterloo. He is also Director, Waterloo Centre for German Studies. In this episode, we begin to explore the idea of a University in our 21st century. What purpose do they serve? How might students (and faculty) become more engaged in the tough work of knowledge acquisition and mobilization? What role does the notion of "Open" play in developing our systems of education so that they can continue to be transformative in the lives of students?