Search Results: 'Fenn'
|
M3-02-Ex Webster 11:40 am - 12:30 pm |
Student Agency, Innovation & Leadership (SAIL): Integrate AI with Impact Rebecca Magary, SpotLight, Founder, AI Navigator, and Susan Fenn |
|
Level: Beginner |
Teach students about AI through hands-on, engaging, real-world opportunities. SAIL stands for Student Agency, Innovation, and Leadership. Through SAIL, schools have an opportunity to implement a student group or Extended Learning Opportunity (ELO) focused on exploring and shaping the future of AI in their school and community. Students are not just learning about AI; they are actively working to understand its potential, address its ethical implications, and find creative ways to use it to solve real-world problems. SAIL empowers students to become leaders in the field of AI, giving them the skills and the platform to make a real difference. Learn about AI, discuss its ethical considerations, and even develop their own AI-powered solutions for problems they identify. Ultimately, SAIL is about giving students a voice in how AI shapes our world. |
|
M4-Pierce4 Pierce4 |
What's for Dinner? with AI Rebecca Magary, SpotLight, Founder, AI Navigator, and Susan Fenn |
|
|
Answer this classic question in under 10 seconds without a lot of stress. See how your phone can instantly create a recipe from a few on-hand ingredients in your fridge and pantry. Make meal planning effortless and perhaps a little more exciting after a long day at work. |
|
T1-01-In Salon A/B 9:00 am - 9:50 am |
AI as an Educator's Thought Partner (60) Rebecca Magary, SpotLight, Founder, AI Navigator, and Susan Fenn |
|
Level: Intermediate |
Spark innovation and amplify your teaching voice by leveraging generative AI as a thought partner. This interactive session explores the practical strategies and the clear roadmap needed when integrating AI tools into your teaching practice. Navigate the critical groundwork necessary at the district level to ensure responsible and effective AI integration. This includes a practical way to implement the guidelines and toolkits provided to educators through various organizations. Explore how various AI tools can be used to enhance creative lesson ideas, differentiate instruction for diverse learners, develop engaging activities, and streamline administrative tasks all while ensuring that the human element of teaching remains at the forefront. Expect hands-on exploration of AI tools and a robust discussion around "what works and why," sharing successes and addressing challenges together. Leave with actionable insights and the confidence to harness AI as a powerful colleague in your mission to cultivate a more personalized, engaging, and impactful learning experience for every student. |