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Mary Loder- Welcome to "Course Stories,"
produced by the Instructional Design and New Media team
of EdPlus at Arizona State University.
In this podcast, we tell an array of course design stories
alongside other ASU online designers and faculty.
On today's "Course Story."
Ricardo Leon- Hi, I am Ricardo Leon with "Course Stories," and this is-
Mary- Mary Loder. Ricardo- And.
Elizabeth Blythe-Lee - Elizabeth Blythe-Lee.
Ricardo- And we're here to tell you.
Mary- To come back and listen to us next week.
Ricardo- Next week.
Elizabeth - We're back in your feed, baby.
Ricardo- We're back in your feed, baby.
Mary - Can't get rid of us. Ricardo- Season five coming at you
regularly. Mary- Mostly.
Ricardo- And mostly, and with all kinds of great content.
Content such as-
Elizabeth- Super regularly, first of all.
Ricardo- Yes. Elizabeth- Every two weeks,
we'll be back in your feed with some fantastic stuff.
We're starting out with, I think, my favorite episode,
which that's so hard to say.
It's like picking your favorite kid, I feel like truly-
Mary- There are so many good episodes this season
that we've already recorded, thanks to your help, Liz.
Thanks for keeping us organized.
Elizabeth- I told you when you brought me on,
this was gonna work like a machine of some sort,
Mary- A well-oiled machine.
Elizabeth- I don't wanna say well-oiled, but a machine of some sorts.
Yeah. So our first episode this season,
which you'll be hearing next week to kick us off,
is gonna be about GPH 212,
the Introduction of Meteorology.
That's a really cool one where it's not just VR,
it's like Disneyland VR, where it's all a story.
It reminds me of hearing about Flight of Passage
from Disneyland, so if you're out there and you like
learning about weather, that'll be a good one.
We also talk to Michael Miller and the Writer Studio.
Mary- I loved that episode.
I mean, I love that episode that's coming
that you're gonna hear in a few weeks.
Elizabeth- Yeah, it's a good one.
We're talking about the challenges of high impact courses,
how our amazing LIT team, which is the greatest team name
of all of our teams at EdPlus,
they're the Learning Initiatives Teams,
all the kind of behind the scenes work that they do
to take student data
to help them make informed course decisions.
Mary- And to keep you coming back,
they do talk about how they handle AI in the classroom,
so keep an eye out for that.
Ricardo- AI, we got memes,
we got a bunch of oily children for this season.
If I mixed the metaphor, I apologize,
and we'll see you next week.
Elizabth- See ya. Ricado- Bye.
Elizabeth- Is that too much because we only talk about like-
Mary- No, that's good. Elizabeth- Two episodes.
Mary- Yeah, we don't need to give 'em a lot.
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Ricardo- "Course Stories" is available
wherever you listen to podcasts.
You can reach us at coursestories@asu.edu.
"Course Stories" is produced by the Instructional Design
and New Media team at EdPlus at Arizona State University.
If you're an instructor at ASU online,
tell us your course story
and we may feature it in a future episode.
Thanks for listening.
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