This webinar focuses on providing practical guidance and policies for developing the enabling conditions for AI literacy in classrooms, schools, and education systems.
We will look at the opportunities and risks of AI in education, use cases and their ethical concerns, and popular AI tools that are being used in classrooms.
The session will emphasize the importance of establishing an AI education task force, promoting AI literacy in curriculum instruction, providing professional development for all staff, and supporting research and development.
Leaders will learn how developing guidance requires aligning AI education with existing goals and ensuring equitable access and ethical use of AI in education. Examples will highlight the early implementation of AI in education.
By the end, participants will gain actionable insights and practical recommendations for creating AI-ready classrooms, schools, and systems.
About the speaker – Pat Yongpradit
Pat Yongpradit is the Chief Academic Officer for Code.org, a non-profit dedicated to promoting computer science education, and lead of TeachAI, a global initiative to guide education leaders in rethinking education in an age of AI.
Pat has influenced each stage of the education system, from policy to practice, in the legislature and the classroom. He was featured in the book, “American Teacher: Heroes in the Classroom,” and has been recognized as a Microsoft Worldwide Innovative Educator.
Although Pat now spends most of his time in policy conversations, he still finds ways to sneak into the classroom.
Date
This webinar will take place at October 22, 15:30-16:30 pm.
Language
The webinar will take place in English.
Registration
Zoom-link to the webinar
A few days before the webinar, we will send you a Zoom-link to the webinar.
The target group
The target group is teachers in all subjects and people who work with mangement and policy around education and AI.