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Hosts Charles Fadem and Rachel Simrell Scott from Seattle architecture and design firm, Board & Vellum, talk about the evolution of our cities and the world around us through the lens of design. Architecture, interior design, graphic design, fashion, art, tech, UX and more — no corner of the design world is off-limits.
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These are short, powerful, and focused 5-10 minute episodes designed for busy educators who want quick insights into: ✅ Virtual Reality in Education ✅ Exciting Trends in EdTech ✅ Game-Changing Tools for Quality Instruction In just a few minutes, you’ll gain actionable insights into how VR and emerging technologies are transforming learning—no fluff, just the good stuff! 🔥 Want to be featured? If you’re an edtech innovator, VR developer, or education leader, let’s connect! I’d love to showcas ...
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In this episode, host Shannon Putman welcomes technology entrepreneur Paul Epp to discuss his journey from music education to founding Foster Care Technologies and his current work with voiss.org, a platform designed to help children develop social skills through customizable, research-backed virtual scenarios. The conversation explores the importa…
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Shannon Putman interviews Carmine Provenzano, founder of Safe Kitchen VR, about using virtual reality and AI to revolutionize kitchen safety training. They discuss Carmine’s journey, the importance of immersive learning, and how Safe Kitchen is making safety accessible for everyone from students to professionals. Guest Links: LinkedIn Safe Kitchen …
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In this episode, host Shannon Putman sits down with Ryan Simio from ManageXR to discuss the evolution and real-world impact of XR (Extended Reality) technology, focusing on its transformative role in education and beyond. Ryan shares his personal journey into the XR industry, the mission and growth of ManageXR, and the challenges and opportunities …
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Chris Gunby, Head of Commercial at VirtualSpeech, a company specializing in VR and AI-powered professional skills training. Chris shares the origin story of VirtualSpeech, which was founded to help co-founder Sophie Thompson overcome her fear of public speaking using VR technology. The platform has since e…
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In this episode, Shannon is joined by Jethro Jones, a national award-winning former school leader, podcaster, and author known for his transformative approaches to educational leadership. Jethro discusses the concept of being a transformative principal, which involves designing unique school experiences tailored to the specific needs of the student…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Marco Janmaat, the head of VR Experts US. They discuss the role of VR Experts in integrating virtual reality into educational and enterprise settings, and the benefits of VR in the classroom. Topics covered include the importance of proper VR setup, hygiene considerations, support services, and emerging VR…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Chris Madsen from EngageXR. They delve into Chris's extensive experience in behavioral science and how he transitioned into the world of virtual reality. They discuss the transformative potential of VR and XR in education, the advancements in technology, and the impact of AI in virtual experiences. Chris s…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman welcomes Dr. Laurent Da Dalto, CEO and founder of Mimbus. They discuss Dr. Laurent's journey in VR, the evolution of VR technology, its significant impact on vocational training, and the future trends in immersive learning. The conversation dives deep into the importance of ensuring VR is seen as a learning tool rath…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman hosts Dave Dolan, an educator with over 35 years of experience and a passionate advocate for VR in education. The discussion dives deep into the nuances of VR technology, comparing 3DoF and 6DoF systems, their educational value, cost efficiency, and privacy concerns. Dolan shares insights from his extensive internati…
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In this episode, host Shannon Putman converses with Zack Davenport, the Director of Production at Lobaki, about the transformative impact of virtual reality in education and training. They discuss Zack's journey into the VR industry, the importance of spatial learning, addressing educational equity with VR, and the Immersive Institute's diverse con…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman hosts Vijay Ravindran, CEO, and founder of Floreo. Vijay discusses his journey from software engineering at Amazon and being a technology executive at the Washington Post to creating Floreo, a virtual reality therapy system designed to assist neurodiverse individuals, particularly those with autism. The conversation …
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In this episode, Shannon talks with Lynne Henderson, CEO and co-founder of Certify-Ed. They discuss the innovative curriculum developed by Certify-Ed, which includes courses and simulations available on multiple platforms such as VR headsets, laptops, desktops, and tablets. Lynne shares insights into the increasing use of VR in education, the impor…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman sits down with Tim Ventura, an industry insider with extensive experience in visualization and AR/VR technologies. Together, they explore Tim's journey through the technology landscape, his contributions to the industry, and the innovative platform IQ3Connect, which aims to revolutionize collaboration and education i…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Amber Rowland, an associate research professor at the University of Kansas, about technology integration and professional development in education. They discuss the use of virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as the VOISS and iKNOW projects, to help students, especially those w…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Amir Bozorgzadeh, co-founder and CEO of Virtuleap. They discuss his background, Virtuleap's purpose, the benefits and applications of VR in education and healthcare, and the challenges and innovations in the sector. The conversation also touches upon Amir's personal experiences and favorite fictional villa…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Laura Lynn Gonzalez, CEO of 10k Science, about immersive science education technology. They discuss the innovative educational experiences created by 10k Science, the value of VR in teaching complex scientific concepts, and the future of XR in education. Guest's Links: LinkedIn: @LauraLynnGonzalez Shannon'…
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In this episode of Shannon Putman's podcast, Shannon speaks with Amir Khorram, a business leader at ByteDance. They dive deep into the XR industry, discussing Amir's journey, the evolution of XR technology, and its applications in various fields including education and enterprise. They also explore project management tools like Meegle and the futur…
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In this episode,, Shannon Putman welcomes Akash Sud, co-founder of Higher Prana. They discuss Higher Prana's innovative VR meditation app, the significance of sound frequencies in promoting mental wellness, and the application's potential benefits for both students and educators. The conversation also delves into the gamification of education and p…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman welcomes Jonathan Teske, CEO of ReframeXR, to discuss the transformative potential of mixed reality in education. Teske shares insights on Reframe's immersive learning platform, the distinction between virtual and mixed reality, and how Reframe empowers teachers to innovate in their classrooms. The conversation cover…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews George Bellwood, CEO and Co-founder of Virtus Tech, a UK-based VR company. George discusses the no-code platform they developed to make VR accessible and scalable across various devices, ranging from VR headsets to desktops and tablets. The conversation highlights the importance of customizing VR for educa…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Marco Janmaat, the head of VR Experts US. They discuss the role of VR Experts in integrating virtual reality into educational and enterprise settings, and the benefits of VR in the classroom. Topics covered include the importance of proper VR setup, hygiene considerations, support services, and emerging VR…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Sabarinath C. Nair, the founder and CEO of Skillveri. They discuss the transformative impact of mixed reality (MR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies in skill training and education, particularly in the fields of welding, spray painting, and other trades. Shannon highlights how MR and VR can make traini…
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In this episode,Shannon Putman welcomes Dmitry Scheglov and Karl Bots from GW Pro. They discuss the innovative training solutions provided by GW Pro, the importance of safety training in high-risk professions, and how VR can bridge the gap between theoretical and practical training. The conversation also explores the unique challenges faced by educ…
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In this episode, host Shannon Putman interviews Craig Frehlich, an educator with decades of experience. They discuss Craig's journey into VR technology in education, the challenges and benefits of integrating VR in classrooms, and some amusing and insightful personal anecdotes. The conversation also covers practical advice on how to introduce new t…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Chris Madsen from EngageXR. They delve into Chris's extensive experience in behavioral science and how he transitioned into the world of virtual reality. They discuss the transformative potential of VR and XR in education, the advancements in technology, and the impact of AI in virtual experiences. Chris s…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman interviews Lisa Metzger, the Account Subscription Manager at CareerViewXR. They discuss CareerViewXR's mission of helping students explore careers through virtual reality, how VR experiences differ from traditional career exploration methods, the benefits for both students and companies, and practical advice for scho…
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In this episode, Shannon Putman welcomes Dr. Laurent Da Dalto, CEO and founder of Mimbus. They discuss Dr. Laurent's journey in VR, the evolution of VR technology, its significant impact on vocational training, and the future trends in immersive learning. The conversation dives deep into the importance of ensuring VR is seen as a learning tool rath…
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In this episode, host Shannon Putman chats with Jeff Roesner, Head of Education at Pico, about the company's advancements in VR technology, focusing on its applications in the education sector. They discuss the ease of use, security features, and potential of VR headsets like the Pico 4 Ultra. They also explore how VR can enhance student engagement…
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The aggressive, angular, stainless steel wedge on wheels looks like something out of a science fiction movie. To say it’s polarizing is an understatement. People love, hate it, are scared by it, excited by it, some think it’s one of the worst automobiles ever designed, and others look at it and see the future. One thing is for certain: Tesla, known…
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3D rendering technology, 3D printers, CNC Routers, inexpensive recycled materials, and a whole new generation of open-minded designers and clients have led to an era where experimentation is celebrated, but tricky. Now that architecture firms can start to create some of their own built elements, what are the consequences for designers presenting th…
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Coffee: it’s as much a part of the identity of the city of Seattle as Puget Sound, salmon, the Seahawks, or the Space Needle. On top of that, it’s fair to say that coffee culture is everywhere in Seattle, and the design of each shop is as unique as the roasting and blending techniques of the beans consumed there. Now, besides the physical spaces th…
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“One-Off,” “Limited Edition,” “Here for a limited time only!” — if you follow design, you’ve likely been seeing these phrases a lot lately. There is a premium placed on design that is “of the moment” and then it’s gone. This so-called “short-run trend” is sticking around more than the designs that comprise it — what is the consequence of that? With…
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“Tactical Urbanism” is really just a fancy phrase for temporary installations in civic public areas. But what might seem like a simple change to your sidewalk or street for a few days can have a lasting impact on how our cities evolve, and how we inform the civic spaces of the future.By Board & Vellum
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History is filled with designers telling people how to live. And just as much, with people living however they please, no matter what designers say. This conflict between the creators of space and the people who inhabit those spaces goes on today. Is that tension productive? Are designers and architects learning the lessons of yesterday, or just re…
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One of the best parts of living in a city is having access to an endless array of bars and restaurants, and the food and drinks are just the beginning of what draws us out. Aesthetics play a huge role in the experience, as well, and design can make or break a successful bar, restaurant, or lounge. How do we create spaces that feel authentic instead…
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There is nothing more inescapable in the world of architecture and design than the celebrity architect. On television and in film, famous architects — both fictional and real — swagger and lecture, point to the horizon, and find themselves surrounded with adulation for their unique visions. Even though there are a few dozen celebrity architects in …
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We now live in a world where an entire generation lives in constant terror that their friends are doing something cooler than they are. FOMO, or fear of missing out, can have a paralyzing effect. How are today’s community spaces and event organizers changing how they design gatherings to meet the demands, and fears, of the next generation of people…
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Artistic expression is a fundamental part of the human condition, but body art remains one of the most stigmatized versions of expression on a global level. In the US, 40% of Americans under the age of 30 have a tattoo, so clearly something is shifting. Why has tattoo art, and the designers and artists that work in the medium had such a hard time b…
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When someone asks you what it’s like to live in Seattle, it’s not the easiest question to answer, and one of the biggest reasons why, is that words just don’t do it justice. Three women set out to use graphic design to solve this, creating a book comprised almost entirely of infographics. To answer the question once and for all, the answer is, beau…
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In the post “Inconvenient Truth” world, many of us try our best to be conscious of the impact we have on the environment, and designers, even more so. There are companies everywhere boasting how “green” their products and services are, and once you take a deeper look, it’s not as simple as it seems. Is buying a product that claims to be “green” hel…
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In today’s data-driven society, it’s easy to forget that we don’t experience our lives in numbers. Instead, we experience our lives in impressions and feelings. Design at its core is meant not only to help us survive, but to make us feel something: perhaps safe, or comfortable, or relaxed, or joyful. Yet in western culture, we resist talking about …
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The word “design” is one of the most intriguing in the English language (says us designers), straddling the line between specific and vague, and causing an unparalleled possessiveness among many creative professions. How do we unpack what it means to all of us, and in the end, is it a word that does creatives harm, or does it do us justice?…
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It’s official, Hustle Culture is a thing. As young workers enter the workforce, there is a glamorization of overwork. Some are cheering it on, but are we risking the burnout of an entire generation? Gary Vaynerchuk, dubbed by the NY Times as “The Patron Saint of Hustle Culture” may have started it, but it has taken on a life of its own, as Instagra…
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Chances are, you’re reading this paragraph on your phone. And our phones are just one of the numerous screens permeating our lives. Considering how much time we spend interacting with our devices, you might say we spend as much time focused on digital space as we do physical space. We design and curate the physical spaces — shouldn’t we do the same…
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