Voices of Innovation
Voices of Innovation
Podcast Description
Voices of Innovation invites big thinkers with bold ideas to talk about the influence of technology in today's society. The series is hosted by Lev Gonick, chief information officer at Arizona State University.
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The podcast focuses on various themes surrounding educational innovation and technology, with episodes highlighting significant topics such as the establishment of competency-based education models, the leadership of innovation in higher education, the convergence of technology and education, and strategies to enhance career readiness in a rapidly changing landscape. For example, discussions include the creation of New State University and the launch of the Spark Center for Innovation in Learning, emphasizing the critical role of AI in educational environments.
Voices of Innovation invites big thinkers with bold ideas to talk about the influence of technology in today’s society. The series is hosted by Lev Gonick, chief information officer at Arizona State University.
What happens when AI meets education — and why does it feel like we’re only at the beginning?
In this episode of Voices of Innovation, ASU CIO Lev Gonick sits down with GSV Founder and CEO Michael Moe to explore the future of learning, the rise of AI, and why education is at a major inflection point.
From the evolution of edtech to the explosive potential of AI, Michael shares why today’s moment is the start of a transformation that could redefine how the world learns. They dive into global opportunities, shifting perceptions of higher education, and what it will take for leaders to rethink the system from the ground up.
Key topics include:
- Why AI is like “electricity” for education
- The shift from EdTech to AI-powered learning
- Declining trust in traditional higher education
- Global opportunities shaping the future of learning
- Why courage is the most important leadership trait right now
Whether you’re an educator, innovator, or just curious about the future, this conversation challenges how we think about learning, access, and opportunity in an AI-driven world.
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