What do students think about the purpose and value of university?
Speakable
Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, we talk with students Vanessa Lefan (SCA), Liam McKay-Argyriou (CMNS) and Dylan Tonekham (SIAT) to discuss their thoughts on the current role of the university, how they stay engaged, and what the university means to them. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Find full episode transcripts and more info on...
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How did the pandemic impact academia? Pt. 2
Speakable
Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva sits down with Sarah Louise Turner and Bee Brigidi from the Centre for Educational Excellence. In this second of two parts, Milena, Sarah and Bee discuss the landscape of academia in a world changed by the pandemic, with a focus on the experiences of students, and how educators can best support their learning. In Part 1, they discussed the same...
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Can ChatGPT be a learning tool?
Speakable
Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva is joined by Leanne Johnson (Publishing) and Jennesia Pedri (Communications) to discuss the current landscape of AI and ChatGPT in the academic classroom. They discuss the way they use AI in their classrooms, and goals for the future of AI as a learning tool. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and...
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What is the role of AI in the arts?
Speakable
Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva sits down with Laura Marks and Michael Filimowicz, professors in SFU’s School of Contemporary Arts, and the School of Interactive Arts and Technology, respectively. In this episode, they discuss the vast question of AI and its role in art and in the classroom. Tune in to hear their thoughts on this complicated topic. Speakable is produced by...
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How did the pandemic impact academia?
Speakable
Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva sits down with Sarah Louise Turner and Bee Brigidi from the Centre for Educational Excellence. In this first of two parts, Milena, Sarah and Bee discuss the landscape of academia in a post-pandemic world. They discuss the pivot to online teaching and its impact specifically on educators, as well as larger questions about academic relevance. In part...
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What does convocation sound like?
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Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode host Natalie Dusek walks us through FCAT’s Fall 2024 Convocation. From interviews with students at the event to sentiments from Graduand speaker Eden Chipperfield, and thoughts from FCAT Dean Carman Neustaedter, follow along on this exciting day. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Find full episode...
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What is the Certificate in Sound?
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Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode our host Milena Droumeva sits down with Arne Eigenfeldt for a conversation about one of FCAT’s new offerings, the Certificate in Sound. You’ll also hear from Phillippe Pasquier, Professor in the School of Interactive Arts and Technology. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Learn more about...
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Season One Trailer
Speakable
Speakable, a new podcast from SFU’s Faculty of Communication Art and Technology is coming soon! “Speakable” is a podcast made to share research from the exciting world of FCAT. Host Milena Droumeva, Glenfraser Endowed Professor in Sound Studies and Director of SFU's School of Communication, will bring together conversations around cross-disciplinary thematic areas in the work of our faculty and students, and create opportunities for frank conversations on undergraduate teaching and learning. Season one of Speakable launches on October 2nd. We think you’ll like it. ...
info_outlineWelcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva sits down with Laura Marks and Michael Filimowicz, professors in SFU’s School of Contemporary Arts, and the School of Interactive Arts and Technology, respectively. In this episode, they discuss the vast question of AI and its role in art and in the classroom. Tune in to hear their thoughts on this complicated topic.
Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology.
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