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A.I. in Education: Preparing Children for a New Paradigm

Date/Time/Room
September 14 (In-Person)
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm CT
Strand
Ethical Uses of Digital Resources
Audience
Administrators, Instructional Coaches, Library and Media Specialists, Teachers

Have you been hearing about ChatGPT in the news? How about DOLL·E 2? These generative A.I. tools (A.I. that creates content) are poised to make an incredible impact on education.

This session will be a collaborative experience where we learn about the current and future landscape of generative A.I., explore its use (and misuse potential) in the K-12 classroom, and develop a working plan for how to approach A.I. tools in your district. These tools are the new calculator; they will become ubiquitous and districts, teachers, students and families need to be educated on how best to handle them. Come join the conversation and help build that capacity in your district!

Presenter
Sean Mullins
Sean Mullins
Director Of Instructional Technology, Olympia CUSD #16

Sean grew up in Springfield, IL, attended Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, IL, and has worked in education for the last fifteen years. He began as a 7th grade science teacher, transitioned to being a secondary technology coach, and currently serves as the Instructional Technology Director for the Olympia CUSD 16 school district in central Illinois. He enjoys finding creative technological solutions to problems that vex students, teachers, staff, community members, and administrators throughout a school system. When he's not working, he enjoys time with his wife, son, and two dogs (Maisy and Moose).