Our schedules have become too jam packed, and one of us will be traveling the world for the foreseeable future, so we have to put a pause to the podcast.

33: Vector v. Raster, with Sean Doran

Jul 21st, 2015 10m 56s

Ever hear the words “vector” and “raster,” when talking about graphics, but wondered what that actually meant? In this quick episode, Sean goes over the technical differences between the two — and when each image type should be used.

32: The Web Design Equation, with Sean Doran

Jul 20th, 2015 17m 2s

Too many things to keep track of? Today Sean shares the system he uses to manage projects — keeping him focused on solving client projects instead of worrying about what he’s missing.

31: Flipped Classrooms, with Bryan M Brush

Jul 7th, 2015 7m 24s

Bryan goes solo this episode and looks at a growing trend in instructional design known as the flipped classroom. He discusses not only its origins and advantages, but also its pitfalls. By the end of this brief episode you should be able to ma

30: Memories, with Sam Bantner

Jul 5th, 2015 5m 18s

Recorded in a car filled with mosquitos in Maine, Sam explains how externally storing our memories let's us remember more..

29: Community, with Joe Darnell

Jun 23rd, 2015 43m 22s

Looking at the offline world, the online world, and how we can use algorithms to seek and uncover communities.

28: Fitness

Jun 17th, 2015 25m

We explore how physical fitness can help you become more mentally fit, why it's important to design your life around fitness for a healthy lifestyle, and digital solutions to tracking your activity.

27: WWDC 2015

Jun 9th, 2015 43m 44s

After an interesting keynote for WWDC 2015 Bryan, Sam and Sean talk pick the one thing that interested them the most, and go deep into each topic.

26: Travel

Jun 3rd, 2015 48m 45s

We discuss cosmopolitanism as a tool for education, the many, many, many design aspects of luggage, and the technologies we use on our journeys. Oh, and we talk about toothpaste too. So much toothpaste.

25: Comedy, with 3G3Q

May 26th, 2015 54m 29s

Bryan wonders if comedy and education can mix, Sean ponders the value of Vine and Twitter as comedic platforms, and Sam is right on time.

24: Storytelling, with Laura Masters

May 19th, 2015 42m 20s

This week we are joined by Laura Masters (@lauraemasters) for a conversation on storytelling. We look at how it can be used as a tool for learning and how technology is changing the way in which we tell our stories.

23: Apple Watch

May 12th, 2015 36m 41s

We look at the process of learning, using, and programming for the Apple Watch. A mature 1.0 platform that we still need to figure out where it lives in our daily lives.

22: Ideas, Beers, and Broken Hearts

May 5th, 2015 8m 52s

Sam, the software engineer of our trio, talks about the excitement and distress that can come with pitching an idea. He goes on to mention what he considers important in a pitch and what to watch out for in the industry. Finally, driven by slee

21: Multimedia in Education

Apr 28th, 2015 11m 28s

Does multimedia have an influence on learning? That is the question Bryan poses to us in this solo episode. Since the 1980’s there has been an interesting debate between Dr. Richard E. Clark and Dr. Richard Kozma on medias role in learning and

20: Context is King

Apr 22nd, 2015 9m 28s

User Experience Design: Without context, you lose all meaning to what you’re going towards.

019: Interior Design, with Hillary Hutchings

Apr 15th, 2015 43m 50s

We talk with Interior Designer Hillary Hutchings about the future of interior design in the digital and automation age, modularity in design, and learning environments.

Bonus: Do You Trust Us?

Apr 8th, 2015 34m 48s

Our comrades over at 3 Guys 3 Questions asked us to record an April Fool's Day episode for them. You can listen to use try and fail at being the hosts of their hilarious comedy podcast. Check them out at 3G3Q.co

018: Concerts, with Zack Cramp

Mar 31st, 2015 1h 2m

Zack Cramp of Playing to Vapors talks about the concert experience, scalpers, and how smartphone at concerts are a double-edged sword — and a lot more.

017: Maps, with Graham Welling

Mar 24th, 2015 44m 49s

We talk about loci, pathfinding algorithms, and wayfinding — not necessarily in that order.

016: Magazines, with Jacob Tender

Mar 17th, 2015 48m 9s

We sit down with guest Jacob Tender to talk about what's really a magazine, how can magazine companies transition to a digital world, and the role of major publishers in a self-publishing world.

015: Games

Mar 10th, 2015 38m 42s

We explore what it takes to make educational games enjoyable and beneficial, how the digital and physical worlds are colliding, and what role single player games have in a multi-player world.

014: Email

Mar 3rd, 2015 30m 31s

Bryan, Sam, and Sean spend some time discussing email and how it is one of the more annoying forms of communcation. They take a look at when, if ever, email is the best form of communication, how its purpose has changed over time, and whether i

013: The Cloud

Feb 24th, 2015 43m 6s

We explore what the cloud really is, how all the things on the Internet are crazy, and weigh the pros and cons for education's reliance on third parties for their friendly neighborhood cloud necessities.