About This Webinar
AI is changing faster than anyone can update the syllabus. Kick off Season 3 of the award-winning AI Educator Brain with Kelly Booz, Sari Beth Rosenberg and Christopher Penn as they explore what educators should expect from AI this school year. From AI agents and vibe coding to new classroom tools, evolving guardrails and the latest round of “this changes everything” headlines, we’ll separate what matters from what is mostly hype. Come ready to experiment, question and laugh as we figure out what educators should try, what they should watch and what may be coming next.
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Executive Summary via On24 AI:
The webinar highlights how rapidly AI capabilities have advanced over the summer and what that means for schools this year: more educators are using AI weekly to save time on lesson planning, grading, and communications, while policy and governance lag behind.
The speakers underscore major risks—especially privacy and data exposure—warning educators not to enter sensitive student information into AI tools (free or paid) and noting that AI detectors and watermarking are unreliable for punitive enforcement. They emphasize a shift toward “agentic” AI tools that can execute multi-step projects (e.g., building lesson plans from a full syllabus) but require clearer instructions and careful quality checks to avoid “silent errors.”
Instructionally, they recommend moving away from templated assignments that AI can easily complete and toward multi-modal, discussion-based, and critical-thinking activities, while also teaching students to use AI as a tutor and research accelerator rather than an answer generator.