Episode 232: Multimedia Projects: Boosting Student Creativity
Have you ever felt like the world of K-12 education is vast and ever-evolving? Dive in with me, Fonz Mendoza, as we journey through the multifaceted realm of educational technology. With a particular focus on classroom innovations, I'll be chatting with Ryan Kochevar, a seasoned expert from WeVideo who's been at the forefront of K-12 education for over a decade. From his days as an elementary school teacher to his current role crafting instructional resources and leading professional development, Ryan's insights are enlightening and actionable. Together, we'll explore the nuances of using WeVideo in the classroom, the transformative power of educational technologies, and the future of learning. Whether you're an educator, tech enthusiast, or just curious about the ever-changing educational landscape, this podcast promises engaging discussions and valuable takeaways. Join us and be part of the EdTech revolution!
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-Fonz
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Ryan Kochevar
Customer Engagement Programs Director
Ryan is WeVideo's Customer Success Engagement and Programs Director with over a decade of experience in K-12 education. From being a former elementary school teacher, after school programs director, curriculum designer, and academic researcher, Ryan has seen all sides of the educational landscape. For WeVideo, Ryan creates instructional resources, designs and leads professional development, and provides all kinds of ideas on how to use WeVideo in the K-12 classroom. Ryan holds a Master's degree in Curriculum, Teaching, and Learning with an emphasis in educational technologies from Sonoma State University and an article he co-authored, "Making it in undergraduate STEM education: The role of a maker course in fostering STEM identities" was recently published in the International Journal of Science Education.
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