UBC MET

by Dr. Keri Ewart

The UBC Master of Educational Technology is a fully-online, international graduate degree. This podcast covers a range of topics related to educational technology.

Podcast episodes

  • Season 2

  • Behind the Lens: Navigating Identity in Film

    Behind the Lens: Navigating Identity in Film

    Dr. Keri Ewart talks with film industry luminary Agam Darshi about identity and storytelling. They discuss the influence of technology, industry changes, and narratives of marginalized IBPOC communities. Agam reflects on education's role in promoting inclusivity and anti-racism, shedding light on the strides and challenges in representing diverse voices in cinema.

  • Voices of Change: Navigating History, Heritage, and Anti-Racism

    Voices of Change: Navigating History, Heritage, and Anti-Racism

    Featuring Dr. Satwinder Bains, Associate Professor in School of Culture, Media and Society. Hosted by Dr. Keri Ewart and Tamaka Fisher.

  • Season 1

  • When the Hood Comes Off: Racism And Resistance in the Digital Age

    When the Hood Comes Off: Racism And Resistance in the Digital Age

    Dr. Rob Eschmann and Dr. Keri Ewart discuss Dr. Eschmann’s recently released book When the Hood Comes Off as they explore the impact of digital technologies on racial dynamics and discusses the internet’s potential as a tool for innovative resistance.

  • Transformational Practices Through An Indigenous Lens

    Transformational Practices Through An Indigenous Lens

    Special Guest: Len Pierre Hosts: Dr. Keri Ewart & Tamaka Fisher

  • Just Show Up: Impacting IBPOC youth by listening and learning

    Just Show Up: Impacting IBPOC youth by listening and learning

    Listen to Laurie Townshend with host Dr. Keri Ewart as they discuss showing up authentically and with vulnerability to support IBPOC youth.