Talking Technology with ATLIS Podcast

Dominic Salerno, IT administrator at St. Bernard's School, discusses his journey into ed tech, highlighting the value of traditional teaching methods alongside technology. He shares insights on St.

Join Shoshanna Shumka, Executive Director of the Independent School Experiential Education Network (ISEEN), as she discusses experiential education, the Kolb learning cycle, and the importance of human connection in learning.

Join us as Ray Shay, Director of Technology at Brooklyn Friends School, shares his unique journey from webmaster to overseeing auxiliary programs.

In this episode, Chris Lehmann, founding principal and CEO of Science Leadership Academy schools, shares his compelling journey from a shy English teacher to a pioneer of the "school 2.0 movement." Discover how SLA embodies an inquiry-driven pedagogy where students actively ask questions, researc

This week we join our co-host Hiram Cuevas and his colleagues from St. Christopher's School as they delve into their unique "BUILD" program, designed to integrate innovation, learning, and design across all grade levels.

This episode features Jamie Britto from Lakeside School, discussing their proactive adoption of AI, including student-led initiatives and policy development. The conversation also explores the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and leadership strategies in independent school technology.

Join us as we welcome Peter Antupit, CIO of Crystal Springs Upland School, to explore strategies for managing expectations, fostering relationships across departments, and navigating the evolving landscape of technology in education.

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In this episode, we talk with Debra Wilson, President of NAIS, about the challenges facing independent school leaders today. We explore topics ranging from managing technology and data to navigating complex governance issues and supporting students' well-being.

This unique "Ask Us Anything" episode offers a blend of professional insights and personal revelations as technology leaders from independent schools answer questions about everything from AI literacy and data analysis to favorite mammals and dream barbershop quartets.

Transitioning into a new technology leadership role at an independent school presents unique challenges and opportunities.

In this episode, we explore the thoughtful integration of technology in education, with a focus on supporting students with learning differences. We discuss strategies for evaluating and implementing ed tech tools to create accessible and effective learning environments. Dr.

In this engaging discussion, Barry Kallmeyer, a seasoned technology director, shares his insights on the evolution of the CIO role in independent schools.

In this episode, we explore the evolution of modern learning and the shift towards prioritizing innovation in education.

In this episode of the ATLIS podcast, we dive into the challenges and opportunities facing technology leaders in independent schools, with insights from a leader in educational technology recruitment.

In this episode, technology leaders from independent schools discuss the complexities of their evolving roles. They share insights on managing AI integration, ensuring data privacy, and developing comprehensive business continuity plans.

Join us as we debunk the myth of 'digital natives' and explore the crucial tech skills students need to succeed. Discover why explicit instruction in digital literacy is essential, even for those who seem comfortable with technology.

Hear from ISTE's CEO Richard Culatta as he shares his unique professional journey and vision for the future of education technology. Learn how the merger of ISTE and ASCD aims to better support teachers and students through innovative practices.

This episode delves into the intricacies of data management within independent schools (with a focus on OneRoster) and explores solutions to support tech leaders. The speakers emphasize the critical role of data integration in achieving efficiency and improved outcomes.

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This episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features a conversation between the hosts Christina Lewellen, Bill Stites, and Hiram Cuevas as they discuss the latest trends in education technology, including cyber security, data privacy, and the impact of AI.

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This episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS features Marshall Singer, co-founder and CFO of Ruvna, an ed tech company focused on community-oriented operations and safety for schools.

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Vinnie Vrotny of The Kinkaid School discusses the challenges and recognition of technology leaders in schools in the newest episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS.

In this episode of "Talking Technology with ATLIS" Christina Lewellen, Kelsea Watson, Peter Frank, and Ashley Cross of ATLIS discuss trends and predictions in educational technology.

In this episode of "Talking Technology with ATLIS," Mike Flanagan, CEO of the Mastery Transcript Consortium (MTC) discusses MTC's mission to transform education through competency-based, project-oriented learning models that align with college admissions.

In the latest Talking Technology with ATLIS episode, Aggie Malter, president & CEO of PAISBOA, shares the 50-year history of the regional association serving independent schools and universities in PA, NJ, and DE.

In this podcast episode, John Gulla, executive director of the Edward E. Ford Foundation, discussed navigating divergent beliefs and promoting civil discourse in independent schools.

In this episode, hosts, along with guests Gayle Cole and Nancy Argano-Rush, delve into the impact of social media on students mental health.

Connie White, in the newest episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS,  discusses her background and evolving role at Woodward Academy, including her viral success with remote learning preparation at her former school.

Our guest, Jim Foley, and hosts discuss Jim’s journey from the corporate world to becoming Head of School. Learn about his approach to developing student leadership skills, what “innovation” means in education, learning to fail gracefully, and the "unconference" model to programs.

The conversation in the newest episode revolved around the integration of AI in education, with Cindy and co-hosts sharing their experiences and insights on the potential benefits and challenges.

This episode covers transitioning from a public school to an independent school, as well as the impact of technology on elementary education today. Our guest introduces us to his many passions, including his professional development event, ShiftinEdu.

In this episode, Sarah Enterline Roch discusses her professional journey, including her current role at St. Mark's School, and highlights the challenges elementary school students face with establishing their identities.

In this episode, our hosts converse with two longtime friends and technology leaders (and colleagues of host Bill Stites!) about their career paths and proactive strategies for driving technology initiatives.

In this discussion, our hosts and guest explore AI adoption in independent schools, sharing strategies and experiences to enhance its use among teachers and students.

Our hosts and guest discussed the challenges of staffing, considering evolution of school technology, and strategies for developing future technology leaders.

ATLIS’s Technology Leaders in Independent Schools (TLIS) certification was launched through a collaborative effort involving subject matter experts and a diverse group of volunteers.

From a keynote panel at the ATLIS Annual Conference 2024, in Reno, Nevada, panelists discussed the importance of developing AI literacy and ethical understanding alongside traditional skills to prepare students for the future job market, suggesting that independent schools implement guard rails a

Our hosts and guest highlighted the benefits of single-sex education at Gilman School, emphasizing how the all-boys environment allows students to pursue their interests without societal restrictions.

Recorded live from the ATLIS Annual Conference 2024 in Reno, Nevada, this episode features a keynote address by National Business Officers Association President and CEO, Jeff Shields.

The group talked about Molly Rumsey's career path, her time at a single-gender school, and why it's special. They also discussed what a CIO does each day, especially when managing tech across many buildings.

The conversation revolved around the growing importance of cybersecurity in the legal profession and the need for specialized knowledge in this area.

With guest, Susan Baldridge, executive director of The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS)

Eric Hudson has spent his career teaching teachers how to use technology for instruction and reach students from a long distance away.

Michael Lomuscio grew up homeless in New Jersey, and today he’s a dean at one of Hawaii’s top independent schools. Learn how the journey shaped his unique perspective about how K-12 education can play a critical role in any young person’s future.

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As the year draws to a close, it is the time of year to reflect on the transformative trends that have shaped independent schools.

In the world of education technology, Matt Scully stands as a seasoned director, leading the charge at Providence Day School. In this episode, he unfolds his journey of 24 years at the institution, from a novice teacher to the Director of Digital Integration and Innovation.

In the dynamic landscape of education, leaders face challenges that demand agility, a bias toward action, and a keen understanding of the role technology plays in shaping the learning environment.

Daisy Steele's journey through the world of technology and education is a tale of transformation and dedication.

In this podcast discussion featuring Christina Lewellen, Bill Stites, Hiram Cuevas, and Allison Ross, the focus is on the essential role of technology leaders in advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in educational institutions, particularly at independent schools.

In a captivating conversation, Eric Heilman, the executive director of CIRIS, explored the fascinating realm of institutional research (IR) within independent schools alongside the ATLIS co-hosts.

In this episode of Talking Technology with ATLIS, we dive deep into the world of educational project management and collaborative decision-making. Join us as we explore the challenges, triumphs, and valuable insights shared by our special guest, Jim Bologna.

Welcome to Talking Technology with ATLIS, the show that plugs you into the important topics and trends for technology leaders all through a unique Independent School lens.