Past Webinar | August 8, 2024
In 2024, generative artificial intelligence soared with the popularity of ChatGPT, My AI on Snapchat, and Google Gemini. Despite students’ daily interaction with AI on social media, a RAND report found only 18% of teachers integrate AI tools in classrooms.
And as AI continues to evolve, educators face new challenges and opportunities in integrating AI and technology into the classroom. From addressing deep fake explicit content and misinformation to managing the latest tools and apps that students use daily, educators can stay ahead of the curve to equip students with the tools to thrive in a tech-fueled world.
Watch now for an insightful webinar with Laurel Kirchhoff, an ISTE Author, educator, and digital learning specialist, as we explore how K-12 educators and school leaders can navigate AI and tech this fall. Together, we’ll provide proactive and positive strategies that educators can implement immediately, helping to launch the start of the school year with confidence.
In this webinar, participants will learn:
- The latest research and trends on how students are navigating AI both in and out of the classroom
- Practical tips for integrating AI and technology in education and for personal development
- Strategies for staying current with new tools and apps that students are using
Featured Presenter
Laurel Aguilar-Kirchhoff is a former middle school teacher and is currently a lecturer in the Teacher Education and Foundation program at the Watson College of Education at California State University, San Bernardino. Her expertise includes educational law, student data privacy, digital citizenship/media literacy, curriculum instruction design, and EdTech and innovation in the classroom. Laurel is a Google Innovator and ISTE Community Leader. She is the instructor for the ISTE U course Digital Citizenship in Action. Her co-authored book, Bring History and Civics to Life: Lessons and Strategies to Cultivate Informed Empathetic Citizens, was published in 2022 by ISTE. Laurel has authored an ISTE jump-start guide, Student Data Privacy-An Educator’s Guide, published in 2024.