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AAAE Online Conference Series: 2020 Vision for Student Success has ended
Wednesday, May 20 • 1:00pm - 2:30pm
1 PM EDT: Using Podcasts to Enhance Student Learning Inside & Outside the Classroom

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Podcasts help us learn about a myriad of subjects. They inform us about current events and issues that may not yet be written about. This is no less the case for many topics covered in arts administration. Podcasts also allow us to bring additional “guest speakers” into the classroom. This session covers how to use podcasts to further student understanding and support teaching, as well as demonstrate how to teach the creation of podcasts. The session pulls from personal experiences using podcasts in curriculum from having students listen to podcasts throughout the semester to learning how to create their own. This session will share tips and tools for taking your class to the next level using podcasts, which is a tangible way to rethink student learning outcomes, expand access to knowledge for people who are differently-abled, and helps us re-imagine the future of knowledge objects and public scholarship.

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Speakers
avatar for Thomas Karr

Thomas Karr

Head, Theatre Management and Arts Administration, Wayne State University
Thomas Karr joined the faculty at Wayne State University having spent the past eleven years in leadership roles at some of the nation’s most esteemed performing arts organizations. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Management/Arts Administration from the University of Alabama... Read More →
avatar for Dr. Amy Shimshon-Santo, Claremont Graduate University, Associate Professor / Program Director of MA in Arts Management

Dr. Amy Shimshon-Santo, Claremont Graduate University, Associate Professor / Program Director of MA in Arts Management

Amy Shimshon-Santo is a writer and educator who believes that the arts and culture are powerful tools for personal and social transformation. Her interdisciplinary work bridges the arts, education, and urban planning. Born into an arts family, she has been making art and involved... Read More →
avatar for Dr. Xela Batchelder, Waynesburg University, Assistant Professor of Business Admin, Program Director of Arts Management

Dr. Xela Batchelder, Waynesburg University, Assistant Professor of Business Admin, Program Director of Arts Management

Dr. Xela Batchelder is an Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Program Director of the Entertainment and Arts Management program at Waynesburg University.
avatar for Dr. Brett Ashley Crawford, Carnegie Mellon University, Associate Teaching Professor/Faculty Chair

Dr. Brett Ashley Crawford, Carnegie Mellon University, Associate Teaching Professor/Faculty Chair

Dr. Brett Ashley Crawford is an Associate Teaching Professor/Faculty Chair Arts & Entertainment Management at  Carnegie Mellon University and serves  as the Executive Director of the Arts Management and Technology Laboratory. Her research and  interests circulate in the realms of audiences, engagement, stakeholder participation, external relations, gender and management, 21st century management systems and technology. She holds an MFA in arts administration and a PhD in theatre history and criticis... Read More →
avatar for Brenda Lee Johnston, Butler University, Assistant Professor/Department Chair, Arts Administration

Brenda Lee Johnston, Butler University, Assistant Professor/Department Chair, Arts Administration

Brenda Lee Johnston received her Bachelor of Arts in Arts Management with an emphasis in Dance and a minor in Theatre Arts—Drama from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.  She has worked for Milwaukee Repertory Theater, First Stage Children’s Theater, and Skylight Opera... Read More →


Wednesday May 20, 2020 1:00pm - 2:30pm EDT
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