Artificial intelligence in education is moving quickly beyond chatbots and lesson-plan generation. Educators are beginning to use AI to create resources, analyze information, personalize learning experiences, build interactive tools, streamline workflows, and rethink how students demonstrate learning.
This one-hour informational session is designed specifically for school and district administrators who need to understand the rapidly changing AI landscape without becoming AI experts themselves.
Participants will see examples of both common and emerging uses of AI by educators and explore what becomes possible when AI moves beyond simple prompting and content generation. We’ll examine innovative applications, AI-assisted workflows, custom tools and systems, and new approaches to teaching and learning that administrators may begin seeing within their schools.
The session will also address the leadership questions these developments create: What should we encourage? What deserves closer examination? Where are the risks? And how can leaders create space for responsible experimentation without either ignoring AI or trying to control every use of it?
Participants will leave with a clearer picture of where AI use in education is today, where it appears to be heading, and what administrators should be prepared to see from innovative educators and students.
Topics Include
- How educators are currently using generative AI
- Moving beyond “write this for me” toward more innovative applications
- AI-assisted workflows, resource creation, data analysis, and personalization
- Emerging AI tools, agents, custom applications, and AI-supported systems
- Examples of AI changing the design of learning experiences
- What administrators may begin seeing teachers and students build with AI
- Privacy, accuracy, transparency, bias, and appropriate human oversight
- Creating a culture that supports responsible experimentation and innovation