Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Leading AI in Education: A Framework for Future-Ready Schools

Leading AI in Education: A Framework for Future-Ready Schools

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

Teaching AI Literacy and Responsible Use with Confidence

Teaching AI Literacy and Responsible Use with Confidence

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.

How AI Can Personalize Learning for Every Student

How AI Can Personalize Learning for Every Student

Teachers strive to personalize learning for every student, but between time, the ability to quickly access data, and individual student needs, they’re under a lot of pressure. It’s no surprise that teacher burnout is rising, and more teachers than ever are leaving education. Fortunately, AI can help.

Teaching AI with Confidence: Empowering Your Educators This School Year

Teaching AI with Confidence: Empowering Your Educators This School Year

Presented by Julianne Robar, Former Educator, Current Senior Director of Metadata and Product Interoperability, Renaissance; Vanessa Gonzalez Cerullo, Vice President of Product, Renaissance; and Jennifer Ehehalt, Former Educator, Current Senior Regional Manager, Common Sense Education

6 Powerful Ways AI Can Support Educators

6 Powerful Ways AI Can Support Educators

Thinking about AI in the classroom brings up two common refrains from educators: “Are they trying to replace me?” and “Oh great, something else to incorporate into my work day.”