Presented by Dr. Alexandra Holter, K-12 Computer Science and Career and Technical Education Coordinator, Bloomington Public Schools (MN); Holly Skadsem, Elementary Digital Learning Coordinator, Bloomington Public Schools (MN); and Andrew Rummel, Secondary Digital Learning Coordinator, Bloomington Public Schools (MN)
Presented by Dr. Bryan Duffie, Superintendent, Alma School District (AR); Dr. Deborah Kerr, Superintendent, St. Francis Public School District (WI); Dr. Michael Lubelfeld, Superintendent, North Shore School District 112 (IL); and Pete Just, AI Project Director, CoSN
Moderated by Ann McMullan, Project Director, CoSN/AASA EmpowerED Superintendents Initiative, CoSN (Consortium for School Networking)
Presented by Mary Anne Butler, Superintendent, Stonington Public Schools (CT); David Raleigh, Superintendent, Jamestown School Department (RI); and Shawn Rubin, Executive Director, Throughline Learning
Presented by Candace Walkington, Ph.D., Program Director, MS in Learning Sciences, Southern Methodist University (SMU); and Colleen Clatworthy, Admissions Outreach Advisor, Southern Methodist University (SMU)
Presented by Karen Sommerhauser, M.Ed., Former Educator, Current K-12 STEM Specialist, JoVE; and Jeff Rothberg, M.Ed., Former Educator, Current Associate Director of Sales, JoVE
Presented by Kate Schuster, VP, Client Success & Operations, Yourway Learning; and Dr. Baron R. Davis, Former District Leader, Current Senior Advisor, Digital Promise
Presented by Seth Walker, Student, Troy University; Andrea Cook, Lead Digital Learning Coach, Kansas City Public Schools (MO); and Cassie Graves, Senior R&D Program Manager, Digital Promise
Presented by Katie Page, M.Ed., Instructional Technology Coordinator, Township High School District 214 (IL); Alicia DelMastro, K-12 Instructional Technology Specialist, Pelham Union Free School District (NY); Jenn Jeffers, Former Teacher, Current Senior Curriculum Designer and AI Subject Matter Expert, Britannica Education; and Chris Heintz, Former Teacher, Current Director of Customer Experience, Britannica Education
AI becomes more powerful each day. As it changes the world at large, so, too, does it take an increasing role in the lives of students. However, it cannot replace teachers, who have a responsibility to help students learn to work with this increasingly advanced technology.