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In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the advent of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has brought forth a wave of opportunities and challenges. The AI in Education Conference aims to gather educators, researchers, and leaders from primary and secondary learning spaces to deliberate on the impact of AI in teaching and learning. The conference will delve into the crucial question of whether AI is a threat or an asset to education and provide valuable insights into harnessing the full potential of this enabling technology.
- Generative AI and Education: Explore the transformative role of AI in shaping the future of education and its potential to enhance learning experiences.
- Policies around the Use of AI: Delve into the existing and evolving policies governing the integration of AI in educational settings and the implications for educators and students.
- Integrating Generative AI into the Classroom: Explore case studies and success stories of AI integration in classrooms, highlighting best practices and lessons learned.
- Regulating the Use of AI: Discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with regulating the use of AI in education, ensuring responsible and ethical implementation.
- Concerns and Challenges with AI: Address the potential dangers that educators may face in adopting AI and explore solutions for mitigating risks.
- Generative AI Assisting Teachers: Examine how AI can serve as a valuable ally to educators, supporting and enhancing their roles in the classroom.
- Federal & State Governments Review of the AI Framework: Stay updated on the latest developments in the federal government’s approach to AI in education and its implications for educational institutions.
- Generative AI outside of the classroom: Explore how schools can use generative AI to transform school operations, streamline administrative tasks, and enhance overall school efficiency.
- Safe, Ethical, and Responsible Use: Discuss the importance of ensuring the safe, ethical, and responsible use of AI in educational settings to protect the interests of both educators and students.
- The Benefits of Using AI: Evaluate the tangible benefits of incorporating AI in education and identify opportunities for optimizing its positive impact.
- How students are Using AI: Insights into how pupils are leveraging and integrating AI into their educational experiences.
Join us at the AI in Education Conference, 13th May 2024 for a dynamic exchange of ideas, experiences, and strategies that will shape the future of education in the era of Artificial Intelligence. Together, let’s navigate the challenges and embrace the opportunities that AI presents for the advancement of learning and teaching.
2024 Speakers
Ethan Mollick
Associate Professor, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, USA
Dr Pat Norman
Research & Development Lead, The University of Sydney Business School
Max Forbes
Head of English, Brisbane Boys College
Shahenda Kandil
Teacher, Australian International Academy
Olga Ibrahim
ICT Integrator & Chemistry Teacher, Kambala
Dylan Gale
Data Analytics & Middle School Teacher, Pedare Christian College
Prof Matt Bower
Professor of Educational Technologies, Macquarie School of Education
Fiona Phillip
Teacher Librarian, Anglican Church Grammar School
Minnie Singh-Murphy
Nexus Fellow, Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM), UNSW Business
Anthony England
Director – Innovative Learning Technologies, Pymble Ladies’ College
Melanie Hughes
Curriculum Specialist, Technologies, The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA)
Nadia Koren
Academic Integrity Lead state-wide (VET & HE), TAFE NSW
Kathleen Donohoe
Founder and Director, Leading Thinking International
Maria Dolce
Principal Consultant, Inspired learning Educational Consultancy
Jake Turnbull
Digital Learning Leader, Pymble Ladies’ College
James Jenkins
Head of AI and Digital Transformation, Canterbury College
Shane Fagg
Teacher and STEM Specialist, Cleveland State School
Joanne Kirby
Assistant Principal, New Ambitions and Innovation, Chevalier College
Fiona Donnelly
Head Teacher Innovation, Teaching and Learning, and Robotics Coordinator, Granville Boys High School
David de Carvalho
Executive Dean, Faculty of Education, Philosophy and Theology, The University of Notre Dame Australia
Nick Morgan
Regional Director, Aus/NZ, Toddle
Luke Heffernan
PHD Researcher, Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML)
Agenda
Pricing
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How this Victorian school is embracing generative AI in the classroom
With New South Wales and Queensland banning the use of generative AI in schools, John Paul College’s decision to integrate it in the curriculum is what some would consider a bold move.
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What to consider before developing an educational AI tool
When Associate Professor and software designer Dr Hassan Kohsravi invented his AI-powered teaching tool, he wasn’t expecting to rack up a series of globally-recognised awards and make an imprint on the, formerly ‘AI-hesitant’, higher education sector.
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AI a headache for teachers, but could soon help mark students’ work
Federal Education Minister Jason Clare has declared artificial intelligence must be part of the future of the nation’s school system, saying teachers could use it to grade students’ work.
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13 May 2024
Sofitel Darling Harbour
12 Darling Dr,
Sydney NSW 2000
(02) 8388 8888
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