MacPowers users episode 383 educational workflows with Teddy Sforonos. Hello everyone this is David Sparks. I'm here today without my partner

in crime Katie Floyd had a personal thing she had to deal with today so she couldn't be here.

But that's okay because we have one of the most appreciated guests on the show.

Welcome back, Teddy Stronos.

Hey David, good to be back.

Teddy, did you see how I did the laid right in the title

right when I got your last name again?

I always feel like I'm getting it wrong.

It happens.

That was quite good, actually.

I just try to jam them together, the S and the the V together I'm just gonna go for it

That's literally the best way to do it. You just try to force them together and whatever you get is close enough. Yeah

Well gang if you don't remember Teddy was on the show a year ago, episode 319.

He's a lecturer at the Kennedy School of Public Policy.

Harvard, fancy, right?

And just a really smart geek. He talked a lot about how he's using tech in the lecture hall and a bunch of folks listening to the show that we're not teachers but business people and just anybody who's using a Mac or an iPad to get information across got a lot

out of that episode we got a ton of positive feedback on it and and Teddy and

I were email corresponding recently he was telling me all the new stuff he's doing.

I'm like, you know what, usually we wait a couple years, but I think for Teddy

we'll make an exception to have you back to talk about some of the cool stuff you're doing.

Sounds good.

So let's start. Let's just dig right in. Tech in the lecture hall. I mean, you're

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