What did you do with your Tuesday night? As you can see from this shot above, I did the post-production on the below short episode. My coworker and I produce a monthly video podcast titled What Would Will and Justin Do? that we use as a venue to maintain conversation with and present training to our faculty at Lancaster Bible College. Catch up with our conversation below!
Justin Harbin is my coworker at Lancaster Bible College. As noted in the video, he is both an Instructional Designer and an Assistant Professor at our college. Aside from that, he helps facilitate faculty training, he’s currently in his doctoral work, and he taught K-12 for a number of years. He really is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to educational practices and technology integration.
The professional accolades aside, he is a personal friend whom I have come to know over nearly three years of work together. His methods and attitude are always service oriented and he works tirelessly to improve anything he touches, especially through best use of our LMS or other third party tools.
Honestly, the interview went quite well. I am always pleased by the products that Justin and I put together and this case was no exception. We aim to present authentic conversations in our media production in our office; we’re not looking to eliminate “ums” and reduce guffaws. We know that we’re human and our videos need to represent that so that our viewers can relate to us. Of course, cuts and trims are helpful to move the pace along and to provide visual interest, but I am satisfied with this product.
What makes Justin’s insights enriching is that he looks to take inhuman, detached products and systems and make them relatable for our learners. Whether it’s Twitter, Schoology, PollEverywhere, or just video lectures, Justin aims to be relational, to reduce unnecessary time commitments, to close the physical distance between learner and educator, and to prioritize teaching and learning over technifying the classroom.
Catch up with Justin on Twitter @JustinHarbin and on LinkedIn.
Cheers!
WVHI
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