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Metrics
Episodes: 4
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: < 100
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 58 subscribers
Contact Information
Publicly listed emails
mlarcin@gmail.com
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Matt Larcin - AI and data-driven learning strategist and academic technologist focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence, education, and learning innovation.
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Recent Guest Discussions
Jessica Zeitler - Generative AI In Bilingual And Multilingual Course Design, Inclusive Learning Experiences, Faculty Collaboration, And Applied AI Research In Higher Education.
Kristen Chorba - How Faculty And Instructional Designers Use Generative AI In Their Professional Work, Responsible AI Use, Critical Evaluation Of AI Outputs, And AI Integration In Higher-education Practice.
Tiffany Snyder - Embedding AI Literacy Into Courses, Faculty Development, Integrity Conversations, Discipline-specific Innovation, And Institutional Responses To Ai.
Tasha Bleistein - Faculty Agency, AI Literacy, Institutional Support Ecosystems, Human-centered Policy Design, And Building Resilient Approaches To AI Adoption.
Chris Lele - AI As A Learning Partner, Adult Learning, Professional Training, Personalized Education, Digital Tutoring, Prompt Engineering, And The Ethics Of Machine-mediated Learning.
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Episodes
Beyond the AI Hype: How Higher Education Professionals Are Actually Using GenAI
August 26, 2026
Generative AI has quickly become part of the everyday reality of higher education. But while there's been tremendous attention on what students are doing with AI, we hear much less about something equally important: How are the people who design and deliver learning actually using it themselves? Today, we're going to look beyond speculation and talk about what AI use actually looks like in practice, how faculty and instructional designers are incorporating these tools into their profe...
From Policy to Practice: Faculty Sensemaking, AI Literacy, and Resilient Learning
February 23, 2026
In this episode of The Future of Learning Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Tiffany Snyder and Dr. Tasha Bleistein of Indiana Wesleyan University to explore what AI literacy looks like beyond the hype.Rather than focusing on urgency or fear, this conversation centers on faculty agency, institutional culture, and thoughtful change. Together, we unpack how AI literacy can be embedded into courses without overwhelming faculty, how integrity conversations can shift from enforcement to formation, and h...
Teaching the Machines to Teach Us: The Future of AI in Learning with Chris Lele
December 15, 2025
In this episode, I sit down with Chris Lele, educator, author, and longtime voice in the world of learning innovation to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we teach, train, and develop new skills. Together, we dive into what it really means for AI to act as a true learning partner: not just a tool that delivers answers, but a dynamic collaborator that adapts, guides, and accelerates human understanding.We discuss the emerging role of AI in adult learning and professional...
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