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The Digital Scribbler podcast is all about using technology (and sports) to help people overcome their human limits.
  • Nathan Schaffernoth

Step Inside The Virtual World Where Possibilities Are Endless For Virtual Reality
Step Inside The Virtual World Where Possibilities Are Endless For Virtual Reality 800 500 Nathan Schaffernoth

  Virtual Reality (VR) is a burgeoning technology space that is only limited by what we can image. With those possibility there has been an effort to use VR for…

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  • E-SPORTS

How To Implement The 5 Levels of Inclusion and Change Your Life in The Process | This Is Me 004
How To Implement The 5 Levels of Inclusion and Change Your Life in The Process | This Is Me 004 1400 800 E-SPORTS

Inclusion isn’t always easy. Even though it is a lifestyle we believe everyone should excel towards sometimes we feel unequipped in how to comprehensively include those with Special Needs. But…

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  • Nathan Schaffernoth

The 5 Levels of Inclusion & Why Inclusion Matters In Society | This Is Me 003
The 5 Levels of Inclusion & Why Inclusion Matters In Society | This Is Me 003 1400 800 Nathan Schaffernoth

The 5 Levels of Inclusion is an inclusion philosophy developed by Russ Ewell years ago to help guide people on how true inclusion is a holistic approach. Russ sits down…

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  • Nathan Schaffernoth

Finding A Special Needs Doctor | This Is Me Episode 002
Finding A Special Needs Doctor | This Is Me Episode 002 1400 800 Nathan Schaffernoth

David P. Traver, M.D., FAAP joins the show along with Cameron Straw, Certified Nutrition Consultant (CNC), to discuss what it takes from all of us to build the right team…

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  • Nathan Schaffernoth

“This Is Me” An Origin Story of How E-Soccer Began
“This Is Me” An Origin Story of How E-Soccer Began 1400 800 Nathan Schaffernoth

This podcast episode tells the story of E-Soccer and the origins of what would become E-Sports (E-Karate, E-Hoops, E-Fitness, E-Dance, & E-soccer) This is Me podcast is a reference and…

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