The Future of Learning Podcast
The Future of Learning Podcast
Podcast Description
The Future of Learning podcast explores how artificial intelligence is transforming education. Each episode covers how AI impacts teaching, learning, student engagement, and academic support. Designed for educators, instructional designers, technologists, and lifelong learners. The show features solo insights and expert interviews. Host Matt Larcin, Senior Instructional Designer at UCLA and author of the Age of AI in Higher Education newsletter on LinkedIn, shares practical strategies, real-world use cases, and thoughtful conversations about innovation in education and the evolving role of AI.
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This podcast delves into themes centered around the transformative role of artificial intelligence in education, covering topics such as student engagement, academic support, and innovative teaching methods. Episodes provide concrete examples, including discussions like 'AI's Role in Enhancing Student Learning Experiences' and 'Transformative Technologies for Modern Classrooms'.
The Future of Learning podcast explores how artificial intelligence is transforming education. Each episode covers how AI impacts teaching, learning, student engagement, and academic support. Designed for educators, instructional designers, technologists, and lifelong learners. The show features solo insights and expert interviews. Host Matt Larcin, Learning Designer and Academic Technologist, shares practical strategies, real-world use cases, and thoughtful conversations with industry leaders about innovation in education and the evolving role of AI.
In this episode, I sit down with Chris Lele, educator, author, and longtime voice in the world of learning innovation to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we teach, train, and develop new skills. Together, we dive into what it really means for AI to act as a true learning partner: not just a tool that delivers answers, but a dynamic collaborator that adapts, guides, and accelerates human understanding.
We discuss the emerging role of AI in adult learning and professional training, the opportunities it creates for more personalized and effective education, and the challenges we must navigate as these technologies continue to evolve. From the future of digital tutoring to the ethics of machine-mediated learning, this deep-dive conversation offers a thoughtful look at how we and the machines we build will learn together.
If you’re curious about where education is headed next, or how AI might transform the way you grow and develop in your career, this episode is for you.
Chris Lele’s Bio:
Educator. Data scientist. AI provocateur. Chris Lele is the founder of Elevate AI Coaching, a consultancy at the forefront of generative AI and learning innovation. After two decades shaping how students prepare for the GRE and SAT, Chris now focuses on helping organizations bridge the gap between human creativity and AI capability. His mission: to redefine learning for an age where technology can think with us, not just for us.
About Elevate AI Coaching
Elevate AI Coaching helps people make meaning out of technology. Founded by educator and AI provocateur Chris Lele, Elevate teaches organizations and individuals how to think with AI, not just about it. From hands-on workshops to the Prompt Engineering & AI Literacy Masterclass on Udemy, Elevate helps learners and leaders turn AI into a true thought partner, one that amplifies creativity, curiosity, and human insight.
Coaching website: elevateaicoaching.com
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