Celebrating the past 5 Years to the Future… Which has arrived!

Episode notes

In Episode #227, the Silver Lining for Learning Co-hosts reflect on the transformative (and not so transformative) changes in education of the past five years. They will do such pondering with two long-time friends of SLL, David Wiley, one of the founders of the field of open educational resources and innovator in the field of virtual education who presently is Chief Academic Officer at Lumen Learning and Lin Lin Lipsmeyer from Southern Methodist University who researches in the fields of learning sciences, STEM education, artificial intelligence, and innovative and advanced learning technologies. Lin will discuss her new role as a National Science Foundation (NSF) Program Director/Officer on an Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) assignment. David Wiley is the Chief Academic Officer of Lumen Learning . His work and research happen is at the intersection of open educational resources, generative AI, learning analytics, continuous improvement, and professional development. he's one of the founders of the open educational resources (OER) movement.

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