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The trick to powerful public speaking | Lawrence Bernstein 17:27

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Why do so many of us get nervous when public speaking? Communication expert Lawrence Bernstein says the key to dealing with the pressure is as simple as having a casual chat. He introduces the "coffee shop test" as a way to help you overcome nerves, connect with your audience and deliver a message that truly resonates. After the talk, Modupe explains a similar approach in academia called the "Grandma test," and how public speaking can be as simple as a conversation with grandma. Want to help shape TED’s shows going forward? Fill out our survey ! Become a TED Member today at ted.com/join Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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Travel with award-winning educator, author, and international speaker, Michael Hernandez, as he interviews innovation leaders and searches for answers about how to innovate in work, life, and culture. Find out more about Producer and Host, Michael Hernandez on Linked In: https://bit.ly/MichaelHernandezLinkedIn and on Instagram: @Changing.The.Narrative Get more inspiring ideas every month--sign up for our free email newsletter: https://bit.ly/ChngNarSignup

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What I Wish I Knew Before I Published My First Book with Michael Hernandez (S6 E11) 22:56

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Watch this episode on YouTube Join the webinar discussed in this episode . In this episode, Michael Hernandez shares his journey of writing and publishing his first nonfiction book. He discusses the importance of choosing the right topic, building an audience, and the decision between self-publishing and traditional publishing. Michael also delves into the legal aspects of contracts, offers tips for the writing process, and emphasizes the significance of marketing your book effectively. Throughout the conversation, he provides insights and personal anecdotes to guide aspiring authors on their journey. Michael’s book: Storytelling With Purpose: Digital Projects to Ignite Student Curiosity Connect with Michael on Linked In Michael's website…

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Become an author by being yourself: publishing your first book with Dr. Rod Berger (S6 E10) 1:00:56

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 WATCH this episode on YouTube In this episode, Michael speaks with Dr. Rod Berger, an expert in storytelling and author of 'The Narrative Edge.' They discuss the importance of authentic storytelling, the writing process, and the challenges faced by first-time authors. Dr. Berger shares insights on finding inspiration, managing time for writing, and overcoming writer's block, emphasizing that everyone has a unique story to tell. In this conversation, Dr. Rod Berger discusses the importance of authenticity in writing, the challenges of the writing process, and his experiences with publishing. He emphasizes the need for writers to find their unique voice and stay true to themselves, as well as the significance of storytelling in connecting with audiences. Dr. Berger shares insights on navigating the publishing world, the role of editors, and the importance of understanding one's own story and its impact. He concludes with advice for aspiring authors on being authentic and the value of storytelling in all aspects of life. TOPICS Everybody has a story. The essence of storytelling is universal. Writing can be a challenge, but it's rewarding. Finding time to write requires flexibility. Inspiration can come from everyday life. You can write chapters independently. Give yourself permission to explore ideas. Writer's block is often about lack of inspiration. Life experiences can fuel creativity. Each person's writing journey is unique. Writer's block often stems from not being authentic. Finding your voice is crucial for effective writing. Public speaking experiences can shape writing style. Authenticity leads to better audience reception. The writing process can be daunting but rewarding. Initial feedback from editors can boost confidence. Daily routines can help manage the writing process. Understanding the publishing landscape is essential. Storytelling is a powerful tool in all areas of life. Not everyone needs to write a book, but everyone has a story. BOOKS: The Narrative Edge - Authentic Storytelling That Meets The Moment (Wiley)…

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What Publishers Look For When Signing Authors with Valerie Witte 44:36

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 WATCH this episode on Youtube: Acquisitions editor Valerie Witt shares her journey as an editor and author, discussing the intricacies of the book publishing process, the balance between traditional and self-publishing, and the essential roles of editors. She emphasizes the importance of collaboration between authors and publishers, the challenges new authors face, and the significance of effective marketing strategies. Valerie also offers valuable insights into what publishers look for in authors and the emotional journey of writing a book, encouraging aspiring writers to pursue their ideas with passion and patience. TOPICS Introduction to Editing and Writing Valerie's Journey into Book Editing The Publishing Landscape and ISTE's Role The Book Publishing Process Explained Self-Publishing vs Traditional Publishing Understanding the Editing Process Types of Editors and Their Roles What Publishers Look for in Authors Market Forces in Publishing Decisions The Importance of Timing in Publishing Preparing a Book Proposal Challenges New Authors Face Marketing a Book: Author vs Publisher Responsibilities The Emotional Journey of Writing a Book LINKS Books: https://www.airliepress.org/valerie-witte-a-rupture-in-the-interiors https://www.theoperatingsystem.org/oa_library/the-grass-is-greener-when-the-sun-is-yellow/ https://punctumbooks.com/titles/one-thing-follows-another-experiments-in-dance-art-and-life-through-the-lens-of-simone-forti-and-yvonne-rainer/ CONNECT WITH VALERIE ON SOCIALS Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valeriewitte/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shellthief/…

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Green Filmmaking: Finding Your Book Niche With Kent Hayward (S6 E8) 57:32

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 WATCH this episode on YouTube: In this episode, filmmaker and professor Kent Hayward discusses his book 'Green Filmmaking', which focuses on sustainable practices in the film industry. He highlights the environmental impact of filmmaking, including waste generation and resource consumption. Kent shares his journey from teaching film production to writing a book, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with students and the challenges of balancing teaching and writing. He also touches on the initial reactions to his book and his strategies for marketing it. In this conversation, Kent shares his experiences and insights on the writing process, discussing how he finds time to write, his methodologies, and the importance of inspiration. He delves into overcoming writer's block, the role of editors in the publishing process, and effective marketing strategies for authors. Kent also reflects on his personal growth through writing and offers valuable advice for aspiring writers. TOPICS Introduction to Green Filmmaking The Environmental Impact of Filmmaking The Journey to Writing a Book Initial Reactions and Marketing Strategies The Writing Process and Time Management Finding Your Writing Rhythm Writing Methodologies and Inspirations Overcoming Writer's Block The Role of an Editor Marketing Your Book Effectively Self-Discovery Through Writing Advice for Aspiring Writers LINKS Book: Green Filmmaking: A Guide to Sustainable Movie Production Green film school alliance http://www.greenfilmschoolalliance.com CONNECT WITH KENT ON SOCIALS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lekent_hayward/ , https://www.instagram.com/greenfilmschoolalliance/…

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How to Co-Author A Book With Reshan Richards and Stephen Valentine 1:03:43

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Watch this episode on YouTube Learn about the writers workshop webinar Should you co-author your next book? Should you even write a book, or should you stick to platforms like newsletters and blogs? In this episode, Michael Hernandez talks with Columbia professor and education leaders Reshan Richards and Steve Valentine about their journey in co-authoring books, the challenges they faced, and their innovative writing process. They discuss how their collaboration began, the evolution of their ideas, and the importance of capturing thoughts in the moment. The authors share insights on their recent publications, the significance of recognizing transferable skills across industries, and the creative freedom they embrace in their writing endeavors. Reshan and Steve explore the intersections of education leadership, the evolution of their writing practices, and the implications of generative AI in creative processes. They discuss the transition from traditional publishing to newsletters, the importance of storytelling, and the unique perspectives that individuals bring to their work. The dialogue also touches on the challenges and opportunities in the publishing industry, emphasizing the need for authors to understand their motivations and audience. TOPICS The Genesis of Collaboration Exploring Recent Publications The Evolution of Ideas Challenges in Co-Authoring The Serve and Volley Writing Process Bridging Perspectives in Education Leadership The Shift from Books to Newsletters Experimenting with Substack Generative AI and Writing The Role of AI in Creative Processes Publishing: Traditional vs. Self-Publishing The Importance of Storytelling Connecting with the Audience LINKS Books: Blending Leadership Make Yourself Clear Newsletter: Making the Case Connect with Stephen and Reshan Reshan on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/reshan-richards-50782b12/ Stephen on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-valentine-563bab77/…

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Becoming an author: From journalism teacher to best-selling author with Starr Sackstein (S6 E6) 53:40

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 WATCH this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MichaelHernandez1/podcasts In this episode, Michael talks with author and education consultant Starr Sackstein about her journey as an author, discussing the motivations behind her first book, the importance of building a writing habit, and the unique perspectives they bring to their work. She emphasizes the value of blogging as a research tool and the significance of establishing a public presence to attract publishing opportunities. The discussion also covers the writing process, time management, and the belief that every voice has a place in the literary world. Starr discusses the importance of reflective blogging as a tool for learning and growth, emphasizing the value of authenticity and imperfection in writing. She shares her organizational strategies for writing books, including the use of annotated tables of contents and the flexibility of jumping between topics in nonfiction. The conversation also highlights the significance of crowdsourcing and collaboration in writing, as well as effective marketing strategies for authors to ensure their work reaches a wider audience. Starr discusses the evolving landscape of book marketing, emphasizing the importance of authors taking charge of their own promotion in a digital age. She shares insights on building relationships with readers, the role of publishers, and the challenges of navigating imposter syndrome. The discussion also covers the realities of writing and publishing, including the financial aspects and the significance of contract negotiation. Throughout, the speaker reflects on their personal journey of self-discovery through writing and the importance of finding the right environment to foster creativity. SHOW TOPICS The Journey of Authorship From Classroom to Published Author Building a Writing Habit The Importance of Unique Perspectives Navigating the Publishing Process The Writing Process and Time Management Embracing Imperfection in Writing Crowdsourcing and Collaboration in Writing Marketing Strategies for Authors Strategies for Effective Book Promotion The Author-Reader Relationship Understanding Publisher Contributions Navigating Imposter Syndrome The Reality of Book Publishing Self-Discovery Through Writing Finding the Right Writing Environment The Importance of Writing Flow Researching Your Book Topic The Financial Realities of Writing Contract Negotiation Essentials LINKS Starr’s Books: https://amzn.to/3CUParl Connect with Starr on socials: Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/mssackstein.bsky.social Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/starrsackstein/…

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Writing your first book: how to work with an editor with Stephanie Argy (S6 E5) 53:58

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 WATCH this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Z4tFFjc3wTI?si=wilNOqXZ_h1JcqS_ In this episode, author and speaker Michael Hernandez talks with book editor Stephanie Argy about what new writers need to know about working with an editor, the intricacies of the publishing process, and the unique aspects of publishing. They discuss the importance of physical books in an increasingly digital world, the steps involved in publishing a book, and the role of peer review in ensuring quality. Additionally, they provide insights into what authors should prepare when pitching their ideas to publishers, emphasizing the need for a well-structured proposal and marketing strategies. Michael and Stephanie talk about the importance of comparable titles, the differences between self-publishing and traditional publishing, the challenges faced by new writers, the significance of deadlines, and effective marketing strategies for authors. They emphasize the need for authors to understand the market, the value of editorial support, and the ongoing nature of promoting a book post-publication. TOPICS The Journey of a Writer to Editor Understanding Publishing The Importance of Physical Books Navigating the Publishing Process The Role of Peer Review in Publishing Preparing a Proposal for Publishers The Importance of Comparable Titles Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing Challenges for New Writers Navigating Deadlines in Publishing Marketing Strategies for Authors LINKS Books Stephanie has edited: https://bookshop.org/lists/iste-books-that-i-ve-edited…

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Writing books as a love letter to your customers with Erin Huizenga (S6 E4) 36:53

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/KEZqikvwuTQ?si=EtJsXfkNEkUSFEGq In this episode, learning experience designer and CEO Erin Huizenga discusses her journey as a self-published author, sharing insights about her book 'Learning in the Wild', her writing process, and the motivations behind her decision to write. She emphasizes the importance of accountability, organization, and the unique challenges of writing a book compared to shorter forms of content. Erin also shares her marketing strategies and personal reflections on the writing journey, offering valuable advice for aspiring authors. TOPICS Introduction to Book Authoring and Publishing Exploring 'Learning in the Wild' The Motivation Behind Writing a Book Erin's Writing Process and Accountability Organizing a Large Writing Project Overcoming Writer's Block The Decision to Self-Publish Marketing Strategies for Authors Personal Insights from the Writing Journey Working with an Editor Advice for New Writers LINKS Book: https://www.learninginthewildbook.com/ Blog: https://desklightlearning.com/musings/ Website: erinhuizenga.com Connect with Erin on socials: https://www.instagram.com/erinhuizenga/…

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Design For Belonging with Susie Wise (S6 E3) 43:34

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 Watch this episode on YouTube . In this episode, host Michael Hernandez speaks with equity designer Susie Wise about her book published by the Stanford d.School, 'Design for Belonging,' which focuses on the importance of inclusion and collaboration in communities. They discuss the concept of design as creative problem solving, the process of writing a book, the significance of community and grouping in design, the rituals that support writing, and the role of an editor in shaping the final product. In this conversation, Susie shares her insights on the writing process, the importance of feedback, and the challenges of marketing a book. She emphasizes the need to let go of perfectionism, the significance of deadlines, and the role of prototyping in writing. Susie also discusses her experiences with book marketing, the lessons she learned about herself during the writing journey, and her aspirations for future writing projects. TOPICS Design for Belonging: Concept and Framework The Process of Writing a Book Community and Grouping in Design Rituals and Writing Practices The Role of an Editor in the Writing Process Letting Go of Perfectionism in Writing The Writing Process and Deadlines Marketing Strategies for Authors Lessons Learned Through the Writing Journey Target Audience and Purpose of the Book Future Writing Aspirations LINKS Book: Design For Belonging Website: www.designforbelonging.com Connect with Susie on socials: https://www.instagram.com/susiebwise/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/susie-wise-33b4a0/…

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Run It Like A Business with Aubrey Bergauer (S6 E2) 24:49

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 Watch this episode on YouTube . In this episode, host Michael Hernandez speaks with performing arts leadership consultant Aubrey Bergauer about her first book, 'Run It Like a Business,' which provides a guide for arts organizations on how to thrive in a challenging environment. Aubrey discusses the purpose of her book, the writing process, the importance of editing, and the marketing strategies she employed to promote her work. She also shares valuable advice for aspiring authors, emphasizing the need for a strong desire to share one's message and the importance of clarity in writing. TOPICS Introduction to Aubrey Bergauer and Her Book The Writing Process and Challenges Faced Marketing Strategies for the Book LINKS Book: Run It Like A Business Blog: https://www.aubreybergauer.com/writing Connect with Aubrey on socials: YouTube Instagram Podcast…

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Publishing Your First Book with Monica Burns (S6 E1) 48:46

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Book Authoring Webinar mentioned in this episode: https://forms.gle/H4AaqdQkbgwWCdDR6 Watch this episode on YouTube In the first episode of this season is dedicated to publishing nonfiction books, host Michael Hernandez and edtech and curriculum consultant Monica Burns delve into the intricacies of authoring books, particularly in the realm of education technology. Monica shares her journey from being approached by a publisher to writing multiple editions of her book, 'EdTech Essentials.' They discuss the importance of finding a niche, the writing process, and the challenges of organizing content. Monica emphasizes the need for structure, the significance of timing, and the value of simplifying complex topics for educators. The dialogue highlights the evolving nature of educational technology and the necessity for authors to adapt their work to remain relevant. They discuss the challenges of managing large writing projects, the importance of working with publishers and editors, and the nuances of choosing the right publisher. Monica shares valuable insights on negotiating contracts, effective marketing strategies, and the importance of being proactive in promoting one's work. The discussion wraps up with Monica offering practical advice for aspiring authors, emphasizing the need for organization and the value of discarded content. TOPICS Revisiting the Journey of Authoring Books Finding Your Niche as an Author Organizing Content and Overcoming Challenges Navigating Large Writing Projects Understanding Publishing Contracts Final Thoughts for Aspiring Authors LINKS Books: https://classtechtips.com/books/ Newsletter: https://classtechtips.com/news/ Blog: https://classtechtips.com/blog/ Connect with Monica on socials: Twitter.com/classtechtips Bsky.app/profile/classtechtips.com Facebook.com/classtechtips Pinterest.com/classtechtips Instagram.com/classtechtips Linkedin.com/in/monicaaburns/…

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S5 E4 National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow Donnie Piercey 30:17

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Season 5 of Change the Narrative is a series of conversations with Lindblad Expeditions/National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellows. These teachers from across North America went on expedition to places like Antarctica, Galapagos, the Arctic and others, to learn about the natural world and bring back inspirational learning experiences for their schools and colleagues. Find out how the experience changed them forever, and their tips and resources for bringing inquiry, wonder, and purpose back to the classroom. Donnie Piercey is a 5th grade teacher in Lexington Kentucky where he has taught since 2007. He is the 2021 Kentucky Teacher of the Year and a Lindblad Expeditions / National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow. Donnie specializes in using technology to promote student inquiry and engagement, and his recent work in AI earned him multiple appearances on Good Morning America, the Associated Press, and PBS. His upcoming book, "50 Strategies for Using AI in the Classroom," is written for educators looking for practical classroom approaches to using AI to revolutionize their teaching methods and enrich their students' learning experiences. He is a Google Certified Innovator and trainer, speaks and keynotes at schools around the US and abroad, and leads professional development experiences. Donnie is also the producer of a podcast called Teachers Passing Notes. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1DND7tbZLGJ8k95olHKo5a8IPoo_RSS3MgNKlv5Nxqjo/edit#slide=id.gfd565ea40b_0_4 https://resources.mrpiercey.com/google-earth https://resources.mrpiercey.com/geo-tools/going-cross-curricular Learn more about the ⁠Lindblad Expeditions/National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship⁠ . See Michael's book about authentic learning, ⁠Storytelling With Purpose: Digital Projects to Ignite Student Curiosity⁠ . Contact show producer and Grosvenor Teacher Fellow Michael Hernandez: michael@storytelling-with-purpose.com Find out more about Producer and Host, Michael Hernandez ⁠on Linked In⁠ and on Instagram: ⁠@Changing.The.Narrative⁠…

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S5 E3 National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow Ali Pressel 34:12

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Ali Pressel is a science communicator and environmental educator with over 20 years of experience working in secondary sciences education. Her background is in environmental sciences and she holds a Bachelor degree from Rutgers University and a Master degree from the University of Maryland. Ali has spent the past 17 years of her professional career working in schools in Northeast Florida, encouraging youth to take their learning outside of traditional classroom spaces and discover new experiences in their local community. She is a National Geographic Explorer, a Grosvenor Teacher Fellow, and a Florida Finalist for the Presidential Award of Excellence in Science Teaching. Ali has a passion for exploration and travel and loves to connect youth to place-based community citizen science through impactful learning experiences. Ali’s StoryMap Collection of Expedition: https://arcg.is/0On5C80 Float Your Boat program connecting educators and students to Ocean Circulation research in the Arctic: https://www.floatboat.org/ Connect the Arctic, Public Community Platform: https://community.arcus.org/ Mapping the Greenland Ice Sheet: https://nsidc.org/grimp National Geographic MapMaker: https://www.esri.com/en-us/industries/k-12-education/mapmaker Esri K12 Education: https://www.esri.com/en-us/industries/education/overview Esri ArcGIS Learn Gallery: https://learn.arcgis.com/en/gallery/ LinkedIn: AliPressel Instagram: pressel_explores Twitter (X): @ali_pressel Website: presselexplores.com Learn more about the ⁠Lindblad Expeditions/National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship⁠ . See Michael's book about authentic learning, ⁠Storytelling With Purpose: Digital Projects to Ignite Student Curiosity⁠ . Contact show producer and Grosvenor Teacher Fellow Michael Hernandez: michael@storytelling-with-purpose.com Find out more about Producer and Host, Michael Hernandez ⁠on Linked In⁠ and on Instagram: ⁠@Changing.The.Narrative⁠…

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How do you pivot your class to distance learning when your teaching has relied on two file cabinets filled with worksheets for 20 years? Ask AP Chemistry teacher, Teresa Nielsen. Now her curriculum is filled with dynamic digital content, and she's built new relationships with her students and colleagues.…

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