Do you have a powerful message about teaching and learning that you’d like to share? Or maybe a quick fix to a problem that few people have considered? A new book you want to discuss?

Why not share your message with our audience and be the next star of the Hack Learning Podcast?

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How to be a guest

1 — Subscribe to the Hack Learning Podcast using one of the links below and listen to several episodes.

 

 

 

 

2 — Decide if our format is right for you and your message: we stick to 15 minutes or less and most guests contribute via the Voxer app. We’re looking for actionable strategies for teaching and learning.

3 — Consider the topics we’re most interested in:

• Your book topic
• Quick fixes for every school
• EdTech/mobile learning
• Progressive classroom practice
• Digital portfolios
• Subject-specific hacks
• Social media for teaching and learning
• Literacy hacks
• Student engagement
• Professional development hacks
• PBL hacks
• New teacher/mentoring
• Leadership
• Special education hacks
• Reluctant learners
• Cool hacks we haven’t considered

4 — Reach out to us: Tell us your idea using this contact page. Give Hack Learning Podcast host Mark Barnes a nudge: Tweet @markbarnes19.

We said Yes, so what’s next?

If contributing via Voxer, follow these steps:

• Add markbarnes19 to your Voxer contacts
• Watch and listen for questions from Mark Barnes via Voxer about one week before your scheduled date
• Answer the questions as instructed
• Stick to the time allotments
• Speak loudly and clearly

If being interviewed on Skype, follow these steps:

• Send a contact request to markbarnes19 on Skype
• Be sure you have a proper microphone and/or headset for the interview
• Answer Mark’s Skype call; don’t worry, he’ll call on time
• Eliminate all ambient noise
• Keep your responses brief — 2 minutes or less

Tell the world

You’re a star on a very popular show. Be sure to spread the word about your appearance on the podcast to friends, family, and your social network. Provide them with relevant show links. Encourage people to comment on the show notes page and to share the show to their networks.