Kevin Kee's guest appearances

Kevin Kee

Make the Future - Ottawa's Tech Podcast

Erin Blaskie

John Wall

Susan Richards

Leia Atkinson

Eli Fathi

Parinaz Sobhani

Sarah Hodgson

John Proctor

Jenna Sudds

Jamie Petten

Heather Abbott

Natalie Raffoul

Leah MacMillan

Julia Elvidge

Thusha Agampodi

OwlTail

Hanan Anis

Episode 5In this episode, we’re joined once again by my counterpart from the Faculty of Arts, Dean Kevin Kee, as we discuss how as academics, we see digital humanities combined with engineering impacting entrepreneurship and the digital tech and media industrial sector. In addition to Kevin, we’re joined by Professor Hanan Anis who is a Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Ottawa and by Constance Crompton, an Assistant Professor at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Arts. Time Stamp Episode 5 2:34 –How does the Chair in Digital Humanities see the impact of cross faculty collaboration? 7:32- How did the Faculty of Engineering's Makerspace come about? 16:54- How do students react to this type of cross faculty collaboration?20:00- Does the Makerspace impact the way students think?30:50— Discussion on how one can no longer afford to be one dimensional in technology anymore. There are broader questions, such as ethics, that must now be considered while working on certain projects. 34:50- How do we promote these cross faculty collaborations?41:21-What should the university do over the next few years pertaining to cross-collaboration? ----more---- Produced by uOttawa Faculty of Engineering. Make The Future

Episode 5 In this episode, we’re joined once again by my counterpart from the Faculty of Arts, Dean Kevin Kee, as we discuss how as academics, we see digital humanities combined with engineering impacting entrepreneurship and the digital tech and media industrial sector. In addition to Kevin, we’re joined by Professor Hanan Anis who is a Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Ottawa and by Constance Crompton, an Assistant Professor at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Arts. Time Stamp Episode 5 2:34 –How does the Chair in Digital Humanities see the impact of cross faculty collaboration? 7:32- How did the Faculty of Engineering's Makerspace come about? 16:54- How do students react to this type of cross faculty collaboration? 20:00- Does the Makerspace impact the way students think? 30:50— Discussion on how one can no longer afford to be one dimensional in technology anymore. There are broader questions, such as ethics, that must now be considered while working on certain projects. 34:50- How do we promote these cross faculty collaborations? 41:21-What should the university do over the next few years pertaining to cross-collaboration? ----more---- Produced by uOttawa Faculty of Engineering. <a href="https://engineering.uottawa.ca/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Make The Future</a>

S1-E5 - The Future of Entrepreneurship, Digital Humanities and Tech with Kevin Kee, Hanan Anis and Constance Crompton

Devansh Shah

Episode 4This episode is slightly different, as I am joined by a special co-host, my counterpart from the Faculty of Arts, Dean Kevin Kee. Kevin and I connect with two uOttawa students, Devansh Shah from the Faculty of Engineering and Sarah Hodgson from the Faculty of Arts. We discuss their summer 2018 experience working on a very special project that mashed tech and creativity with amazing results. Timestamp 2:20—An explanation of where exactly this collaborative art piece project came from.4:50—Description of the actual project-Surface Tension.6:07- What inspired the students to do this piece?8:18- What were the difficulties students experienced working with others from inside and outside of their faculty?14:45—Where did the concept of surface tension come from?18:40—When did students realize that the end date given for this project would be impossible to reach?23:50—What would Devansh and Sarah tell their May 1st self?27:00— Intense anecdote about how they saved the project from the jaws of failure…or at least embarrassment on the big, new STEM Complex opening day. ----more---- Produced by uOttawa Faculty of Engineering. Make The Future

Episode 4 This episode is slightly different, as I am joined by a special co-host, my counterpart from the Faculty of Arts, Dean Kevin Kee. Kevin and I connect with two uOttawa students, Devansh Shah from the Faculty of Engineering and Sarah Hodgson from the Faculty of Arts. We discuss their summer 2018 experience working on a very special project that mashed tech and creativity with amazing results. Timestamp 2:20—An explanation of where exactly this collaborative art piece project came from. 4:50—Description of the actual project-Surface Tension. 6:07- What inspired the students to do this piece? 8:18- What were the difficulties students experienced working with others from inside and outside of their faculty? 14:45—Where did the concept of surface tension come from? 18:40—When did students realize that the end date given for this project would be impossible to reach? 23:50—What would Devansh and Sarah tell their May 1st self? 27:00— Intense anecdote about how they saved the project from the jaws of failure…or at least embarrassment on the big, new STEM Complex opening day. ----more---- Produced by uOttawa Faculty of Engineering. <a href="https://engineering.uottawa.ca/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Make The Future</a>

S1-E4 - uOttawa STEAM: Collaborative Projects and Student Learning Experiences with Kevin Kee, Devansh Shah and Sarah Hodgson