Introducing the Edtech PodSquad Podcast

For the past few years, I've been using podcasts as one of my main vehicles for consuming content. I still love learning by reading books, participating in Twitter chats, and reading blog posts written by educators in my learning network. Listening to podcasts, though, has been a great way for me to stay connected and learn on my own time, even when I can't have a screen in front of me. As I have been listening to some of the amazing educational podcasts like Dads in Ed, The House of Edtech, Note to Self, among many others, I started to wonder 

how valuable my voice would be  in Google Play or Apple Podcasts.  Do I have enough stories to share to create a podcast? Is my message valuable enough to be piped through educators' ear buds and car speakers? I just wasn't sure...

Earlier this year, I was working with on a project with a few edtech colleagues from around the area when we decided, that we should start a podcast. From there, the Edtech PodSquad was born!

The Edtech PodSquad is made up of Joshua Howard from Fulton Public Schools, Erin Lawson from the Orchard Farm School District, Jonathon Lee from Education Plus, Samantha Hardesty Knoll from the Wentzville School District, and me. Together, we host a monthly show where we discuss what's going on in our districts and around the world in educational technology. Each episode is about a half an hour in length and has short segments for new edtech information, the coach's corner to share coaching tips and ideas, and featured content where we discuss a recent article and how it relates to our roles in edtech. 

Check out the first three episodes of the Edtech PodSquad below and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts,  Anchor, or Overcast.

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