Integrate This! Ed Tech Podcast
Integrate This! Ed Tech Podcast
Podcast Description
Integrate This! is the podcast where education and innovation meet real conversation. Join Jeremy Mikla and David Berner as they dive into thought-provoking discussions and interviews with inspiring voices across the EdTech and education world. From classroom insights to big-picture ideas, each episode brings fresh perspectives and honest dialogue about the future of learning.
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The podcast focuses on innovative educational practices, EdTech integration, and future learning trends, with episodes discussing AI in classrooms, educational technology challenges, and case studies like the Minnesota Canvas Caravan and interviews with experts such as Matt Miller on AI literacy.

Integrate This! is the podcast where education and innovation meet real conversation. Join Jeremy Mikla and David Berner as they dive into thought-provoking discussions and interviews with inspiring voices across the EdTech and education world. From classroom insights to big-picture ideas, each episode brings fresh perspectives and honest dialogue about the future of learning.
What should AI literacy actually look like for educators—and how do we keep students at the center while AI changes everything around teaching, learning, and assessment?
In this episode of the Integrate This! EdTech Podcast, David Berner and Jeremy Mikla sit down with Alana Winnick (EdTech Director, author of The Generative Age, and host of The Generative Age Podcast) to unpack what it means to redesign learning in an AI world. Alana also previews her FETC 2026 keynote, “The Future of Learning: Empowering Every Student to Thrive,” and shares what she’s bringing to the conference.
You’ll hear practical ideas for:
- Building a culture where teachers feel safe to try, iterate, and learn
- Using AI for accessibility and multilingual family communication
- Rethinking writing and assessment so we evaluate the learning process, not just the final product
- A simple AI literacy framing: be the detective (bias + misinformation) and the DJ (remix with your voice)
- Why “guidelines” often work better than “policies” in fast-changing AI spaces

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