Maybe you remember the ELIZA chatbot or when IBM’s Deep Blue defeated the chess whiz Garry Kasparov. You were probably around for the arrival of Siri, the virtual assistant designed to answer our most pressing questions. A common element of these remarkable events was artificial intelligence (AI)—once a thing of science fiction, now a reality. It’s been around for a while, scaling in the 2020s across fields, including education, where it has transformative potential.
The future is here. Artificial intelligence is part of almost every area of society, including education, so it’s time to take a serious look at it. How can AI help teachers and administrators?
Presented by Dr. Jared Bloom, Superintendent, Franklin Square School District (NY); and Jeff McCoy, Associate Superintendent of Academics, Greenville County Schools (SC)
Presented by Felicia Chetrit, Supervisor of Elementary Education, Secaucus Public School District (NJ); and Amanda Jones, Assistant Principal, Secaucus High School (NJ)