AI EMPOWERED EDU: Full Schedule

8:30am PDT

OPENING KEYNOTE: PANEL DISCUSSION Facilitated by Jarvez Hall

Jarvez Hall will facilitate a panel discussion with thought leaders from many educational sectors. Please bring your questions for the panel!

Panelists will include:

Shana White, Kapor Center
Marifer Sager, MESD
Maansi Singh, Encode Justice Oregon
Kasey Fernandez, TTSD & Women in AI Fellow
Stacie Johnson, Khan Academy

Speakers

Maansi Singh

Maansi Singh is a high school senior from Portland, Oregon whose work focuses on the safe and ethical advancement of Artificial Intelligence. She is the founded the Encode Justice Oregon Chapter, a coalition of youth activists in her home state fighting for human rights and structured... Read More →

Jarvez Hall

Director, East Metro STEAM Partnership

Jarvez Hall serves as the third Director of the East Metro STEAM Partnership. Jarvez, an Oregon native, is a graduate of Gresham High School and the former Executive Director of the East Metro Economic Alliance.He completed his undergraduate degree in Business from Oregon State University... Read More →

Marifer Sager

Director of Strategic Communications and Public Affairs, Multnomah ESD

As the Director of Strategic Communications and Public Affairs at MESD, Marifer leads the development and implementation of effective multilingual communications, outreach, and engagement strategies to support the district's vision, mission, and goals.Marifer is a leading voice nationally... Read More →

Stacie Johnson

Director of Professional Learning, Khan Academy

Shana White

Director of CS Equity Initiatives, Kapor Foundation

Shana V. White is the Director of CS Equity Initiatives at the Kapor Foundation. Shana is a passionate educator who works as an advocate for marginalized groups in education and has an unwavering commitment to providing opportunities for historically marginalized students to engage... Read More →

Encode Justice Oregon Student Team

Encode Justice

Encode Justice is a global coalition of youth activists fighting for justice and accountability in the digital age, with over 1,000 members worldwide and 40+ chapters in 35+ states. The Encode Justice Oregon Chapter works to educate their school, local and statewide communities about... Read More →

Kasey Fernandez

District Library Media Specialist, Tigard-Tualatin School District

Kasey Fernandez (she/they) is the District Library Media Specialist for the Tigard Tualatin School District. She leads TTSD’s Library Services team and partners with building library staff, admin, and others to maintain and develop TTSD’s library collections and services in an... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 8:30am - 9:30am PDT
Buckley Center Auditorium

Keynote

9:45am PDT

AI and Tech Justice - Shana V. White

AI & Tech Justice for K12 Education
Shana White
This workshop will allow participants to take a deep dive into the newly released Kapor Foundation Responsible AI and Tech Justice Guide for K12 Education. Participants will learn about issues related to algorithmic bias, ethical AI, data privacy, and mitigating the harms of technologies on individuals and communities. Participants will receive suggestions and have discussions collectively on how to scaffold and introduce these topics into any content area class in middle and high school.

Speakers

Shana White

Director of CS Equity Initiatives, Kapor Foundation

Responsible AI and Tech Justice A Guide for K12 Education (Portland) pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 133 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access

9:45am PDT

Unlocking AI: Understanding, Using, and Evaluating AI in Education

In alignment with the Oregon Department of Education’s Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in K-12 Classrooms guidance, educators will gain an understanding of AI and how it can be utilized in educational spaces. Educators will also explore ethical considerations for equipping students with the tools to become critical thinkers and empathizers who use AI responsibly. This includes evaluating the human limitations and environmental impacts of AI, such as bias, safety, accountability, transparency, and data privacy. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to take a human-centered approach for using AI in educational spaces to enhance student success and achievement.

Speakers

Nicole Walker-Adell

Associate Director of Sustainability and Support, Digital Promise

Nicole Walker-Adell, Ed.D is an Associate Director of Sustainability and Support at Digital Promise (DP). Within DP’s Digital Equity Team, Nicole supports Historically and Systematically Excluded (HSE) Districts and Schools nationwide to onboard, implement and sustain 1:1 technology... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 131 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access, Instructional Impact

9:45am PDT

Accelerating AI in Education with Intel

Join Dr. Frazier and Qiacheng on a chat that will range from demystifying AI to discussing “what is an AI PC?” to sharing AI demos on ComfyUI CAD modeling and Blender Dream Texture, two applications that can be used in creativity in the classroom. This talk will include demos of AI PCs, a new brand of PCs designed to run AI workloads locally, without needing to send information to the cloud, improving personalization and privacy.

Speakers

Dmitry Ivanov

Intel

Dmitry has been at Intel for over 10 years; he worked in Global Marketing and Communications group for the better part of his career, specializing in network engineering and events production. Most recently he focuses on competitive analysis, performance, and technical marketing of... Read More →

Qiacheng Li

Arc Graphics Technical Marketing Engineer, Intel

Qiacheng Li is an Arc Graphics Technical Marketing Engineer at Intel Corporation with a passion for AI, Gaming, and Content Creation. He specializes in competitive performance analysis of the AI/Gaming/Media market segments and creating proof points with real-world usage demos. He... Read More →

Corey Frazier

Client Segment Outreach Manager, Intel

Dr. Corey Frazier is Intel’s Client Segment Outreach Manager, where he uses technology and other resources to empower communities and drive impact while demonstrating that “tech for good” is not just altruistic, it’s also good for business. He has a career spanning engineering... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 231 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

9:45am PDT

Microsoft AI for Education

Gain insights on education equity, security, and workforce readiness in the era of AI from global innovators who share their next practices. Explore the Microsoft Education AI Toolkit created for education leaders to provide knowledge strategies, and recommendations to support an effective and responsible AI journey.

Speakers

Paige Johnson

VP Education, Microsoft

For more than two decades, Paige has led initiatives to transform and personalize education through the effective use of technology, both in the US and abroad. Paige is the Vice President of Education for Microsoft she leads the global marketing teams with a strong focus on enabling... Read More →

OR AI Event pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 232 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

9:45am PDT

The AI Revolution: Empowering Educators and parents in the digital age - Eric Anctil

Join Dr. Eric Anctil, professor of media and technology at the University of Portland, as he explores how advancements in AI technology can support parents and educators in raising the next generation. This talk and discussion will consider the latest developments in AI and how they can be leveraged to enhance parenting, schooling, and equip students with essential life skills.

Speakers

Eric Anctil

Professor of Media and Technology, University of Portland

Eric Anctil is a professor of media and technology at the University of Portland, where he directs the Higher Education and Student Affairs graduate program and teaches in a variety of disciplines. Eric is first and foremost a technology provocateur; he is not an evangelist for technology... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Library 211

Instructional Impact

9:45am PDT

Using AI for Student Learning with Talon Hatch, Skill Struck and Mike Nye, Redmond SD

John Hattie's research shows feedback is key to student achievement, but providing it at scale is tough. Discover how Redmond School District and others nationwide are using AI Tutors to implement Hattie's Visible Learning philosophy. Learn best practices for leveraging AI with students, and developing teacher capacity to effectively adopt AI.

Speakers

Mike Nye

Assistant Director of Instructional Technology, Redmond School District

Serving as the Assistant Director of Instructional Technology for the Redmond School District he has the pleasure of leading the instructional technology team as they aim to amplify teaching and learning through the intentional use of instructional technology.

Talon Hatch

Regional Director, Skill Struck

Skill Struck is dedicated to delivering customizable K-12 computer science and AI solutions that promote equitable learning. Our rigorous curriculum spans from foundational coding skills to advanced programming languages, offering students instant feedback and personalized hints to... Read More →

AI EMPOWERED EDU Using AI for Student Learning with Talon Hatch, Skill Struck and Mike Nye, Redmond SD pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 135 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

9:45am PDT

Using Generative AI to Solve Real Classroom Challenges Jason Green, LINC

With the release of AI for the masses, it’s important we understand how to use it to positively enhance teaching and learning. In this session, we’ll explore AI from a practical instructional lens. We’ll tinker with using AI tools to solve pedagogical challenges and plan for engaging blended learning. We’ll also discuss both the technical and ethical considerations in using AI in the classroom.

Speakers

Jason Green

Co-Founder and Co-CEO, LINC

Jason Green is bestselling co-author of Blended Learning in Action and Co-Founder and Co-CEO of LINC, the Learning Innovation Catalyst. Jason is committed to helping schools leverage technology to maximize learning impact, create equitable classrooms, and foster student-centered learning... Read More →

Using Generative AI to Solve Real Classroom Challenges Jason Green pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 136 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

9:45am PDT

AI in Everyday Tasks: Boosting Efficiency with Wilson Nitunga

In this interactive workshop, participants will explore how generative artificial intelligence (AI) can transform their operations and drive growth. This session offers hands-on practice and real world examples. By the end of this workshop, you will learn practical strategies and will be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and best practices to leverage generative AI as a powerful tool to drive creativity, efficiency, and growth in their organizations. This session is designed for individuals from all backgrounds, offering hands-on practice and real-world examples to ensure practical learning

Speakers

Wilson Nitunga

AI Integration Entrepreneur

Wilson Nitunga came to the United States with his family at the age of 12. He was born in Burundi and spent 10 years in a refugee camp in Tanzania before being resettled to Tucson, Arizona and, a year later, moved to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. It was an enormous cultural shock and... Read More →

AI in Everyday Tasks Productivity with Wilson Nitunga pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 230 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Operational Efficiency

9:45am PDT

AI's (Ironic?) Promise in Belonging and Welcome with Rachel Wente-Chaney and Corin Ahlberg

In this entry-level workshop, we will be sharing a small collection of AI tools and prompts that can help us enhance the people connections in our schools and districts. Participants will explore these tools hands-on as we touch on communications, language access, personalized learning, and universal design for learning (UDL). In this early tech hype cycle of AI's promise—and the panic about its misuse—there are some surprising, simple, clever ways to start with human connections as our first wins.

Speakers

Corin Alhberg

Director of Technology, Woodburn SD

Instructional technology has always been part of my career. I moved from classroom teaching to school-based educational technology to consulting to administration to technology directorships. I'm currently managing the IT department in Woodburn School District.In my spare time, my... Read More →

Rachel Wente-Chaney

CIO, High Desert ESD

Rachel Wente-Chaney is the Chief Information Officer for the High Desert Education Service District in Central Oregon. She supports a regional technology ecosystem that includes network services, information services, information security, and digital learning plus workspace modernization... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 130 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Operational Efficiency, Strategic Planning

9:45am PDT

Teaching for the Future with Kris Hagel

This presentation will share insights from the Peninsula School District on integrating AI into teaching practices through a focused approach to professional development. This session provides an overview of their AI training programs, detailing strategies for 1:1 teacher coaching, innovative classroom integration, and addressing AI's educational challenges and opportunities. Participants will leave with actionable strategies for leveraging AI to enhance teaching and learning including the integration of Universal Design for Learning and Artificial Intelligence.

Speakers

Kris Hagel

Executive Director of Digital Learning, Peninsula School District

Kris Hagel is a seasoned education leader with 23 years of experience in the education industry. Kris is driven to ensure that all learners can use the technological solutions they need in whatever manner best supports their goals and aspirations. Skilled in technology architecture... Read More →

Kris Hagel

Executive Director of Digital Learning, Peninsula School District

Kris Hagel is a seasoned education leader with 24 years of experience in the K-12 EdTech. Kris is driven to ensure that all learners can use the technological solutions they need in whatever manner best supports their goals and aspirations. Skilled in technology architecture and adept... Read More →

Teaching The Future Updated 05 24 pptx

Tuesday May 14, 2024 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 134 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Strategic Planning, Instructional Impact

11:00am PDT

AI and Tech Justice - Shana V. White

This workshop will allow participants to take a deep dive into the newly released Kapor Foundation Responsible AI and Tech Justice Guide for K12 Education. Participants will learn about issues related to algorithmic bias, ethical AI, data privacy, and mitigating the harms of technologies on individuals and communities. Participants will receive suggestions and have discussions collectively on how to scaffold and introduce these topics into any content area class in middle and high school.

Speakers

Shana White

Director of CS Equity Initiatives, Kapor Foundation

Responsible AI and Tech Justice A Guide for K12 Education (Portland) pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 133 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access, Strategic Planning

11:00am PDT

AI and Youth Initiative: Policy, Advocacy and Everything in Between

The incorporation of AI-based technologies in the K-12 education system requires us to place a new stakeholder at the forefront of our conversations about technological equity: young people. What does transforming the role of new technologies look like from the youth perspective? In this presentation, we will introduce the audience to the Oregon Chapter of Encode Justice, a global coalition of youth activists fighting for justice, accountability and transparency in the digital age. From the Oregon DOJ/DOE to organizations like PDX Privacy, EFF and Smart City PDX, we will explain how we have engaged with statewide stakeholders in promoting inclusive policy, research, and education around Generative AI in the classroom and currently existing data privacy laws.

Speakers

Encode Justice Oregon Student Team

Encode Justice

AI Education + Youth pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 134 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access

11:00am PDT

Co-Creation and AI: Shaping the Future of Education Together EdSafeAI

In the ever-changing world of K-12 education, bringing AI into classrooms opens up exciting possibilities and introduces new challenges we need to face with care and understanding. The session, “Co-Creation and AI: Shaping the Future of Education Together," is designed to be a friendly, open space where teachers can dive into the ethical side of using AI in schools. We'll talk about keeping student data safe, making sure AI treats everyone fairly, and how to ensure no student is left behind because of technology gaps. It's all about making thoughtful choices and using AI in ways that respect and uplift every student. Through lively group discussions and stories from the real world, we'll learn together how to spot these ethical issues and tackle them head-on, ensuring our classrooms remain spaces of fairness and trust. Teachers will leave this session not just with a deeper understanding of AI's ethical dimensions but with practical, inspiring ideas on how to bring these digital tools into their teaching in a way that's caring, equitable, and innovative.

Speakers

Jordan Mroziak

AI and Education Project Director, EdSafeAI

Dr. Jordan Mroziak is a boundary-spanning learning designer, facilitator, and community engagement specialist. Having earned his doctorate in Instructional Technology with an emphasis on creative applications of learning technologies and critical aesthetic pedagogy, his work emphasizes... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 135 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access

11:00am PDT

Unlocking AI: Understanding, Using, and Evaluating AI in Education

Speakers

Nicole Walker-Adell

Associate Director of Sustainability and Support, Digital Promise

Adell's Copy of Oregon AI 5.14.24 pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 131 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access

11:00am PDT

Innovating Education: Balancing Creativity and Critical Thinking in the AI Era Khan Academy - Stacie Johnson, Jason Hovey

As the Director of Professional Learning at Khan Academy, Stacie Johnson is dedicated to empowering educators to provide an accessible, top-tier education to all students. She oversees the creation and implementation of professional learning, equipping educators to incorporate technology into their daily pedagogical practices. Stacie’s professional journey began in the classroom, and she has since served in several capacities including instructional coach, district administrator, and school board member. Stacie has led professional learning initiatives in science and mathematics at district and state levels, and has been a presenter at numerous conferences. Her passion is to provide creative solutions that support teachers and instructional leaders in reaching every student. Stacie is an alumnus of Southeast Missouri State University, where she earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Education.

Speakers

Jason Hovey

Director School Partnerships, Khan Academy

Stacie Johnson

Director of Professional Learning, Khan Academy

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 130 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

11:00am PDT

Microsoft AI for Education

Speakers

Paige Johnson

VP Education, Microsoft

OR AI Event pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 232 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

11:00am PDT

(Re)imagine - Reframing AI challenges into opportunities for y/our future. Frederik Pferdt

Reimagine AI Futures equips you with a future mindstate in service of helping you and humanity
not just survive the future but thrive in it.

In this inspiring, interactive and immersive masterclass, Dr. Frederik will help you:
- explore implications of trends like AI, Metaverse, VR/AR of tomorrow
- discover and observe your current mindstate, today
- show you how we better create our future, together

Speakers

Frederik Pferdt

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Library 211

Keynote, Strategic Planning

11:00am PDT

AI in Action: Equity, Experimentation and Educational Leadership

Participants in this session will gain hands-on experience with AI integration strategies, enhancing their leadership in fostering equitable and innovative educational environments. They will leave equipped with the skills to recognize AI bias, utilize the "PROMPT Recipe" for impactful AI interactions, and apply practical AI applications in instructional leadership, all aimed at improving educational outcomes.

Speakers

Stacie Chana

Founder | Principal Consultant, TechEd Maven Consulting

With a career spanning over 20 years in urban education leadership, Dr. Stacie Chana serves at the forefront of TechEd Maven Consulting, where educational excellence meets cutting-edge technology. In the era of the fourth and soon to be fifth industrial revolutions, she passionately... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 231 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Operational Efficiency, Instructional Impact

11:00am PDT

AI in Everyday Tasks: Boosting Efficiency with Wilson Nitunga

Speakers

Wilson Nitunga

AI Integration Entrepreneur

AI in Everyday Tasks Productivity with Wilson Nitunga pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 230 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Operational Efficiency

11:00am PDT

AI Panel discussion with leaders from Beaverton, PPS and North Clackamas

From policy creation to teacher professional development, join leaders from Portland Public, Beaverton and North Clackamas to learn how they have approached the impact of AI on education.

Speakers

Leigh Anne Scherer

Director of Technology & Information Services, North Clackamas School District

Leigh Anne Scherer, an educational leader with a Doctorate in Education from the University of Portland, is renowned for her expertise in leadership, technology integration, and tailored program development for diverse learners. As the current Director of Technology & Information... Read More →

Don Wolff

Chief Technology Officer, Portland Public School District

As the CTO for PPS, Don oversees all PPS technology functions, including information security, application maintenance, data centers, help desk, and hardware support, voice and data communication, and computer systems operations.Don earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education... Read More →

Chris Giles

Technology Integration Specialist/Coach (TOSA), Beaverton School District

Chris lives in Portland, where he is busy creating and facilitating Professional Development and supporting teachers in the Beaverton School District. Chris has over 22 years of experience in education, including 15 years of teaching in Arizona and 2 years in Brazil. Chris enjoys... Read More →

Technically Speaking.... pdf

AI Panel Discussion Local Leaders pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Room 136 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Strategic Planning, Instructional Impact

12:00pm PDT

LUNCH IN BAUCCIO COMMONS

Tuesday May 14, 2024 12:00pm - 1:00pm PDT
x BAUCCIO COMMONS x

1:15pm PDT

AI and Youth Initiative: Policy, Advocacy and Everything in Between

Speakers

Encode Justice Oregon Student Team

Encode Justice

AI Education + Youth pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 131 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access

1:15pm PDT

Co-Creation and AI: Shaping the Future of Education Together with EdSafeAI

Speakers

Jordan Mroziak

AI and Education Project Director, EdSafeAI

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 135 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Ethics/Equity/Access

1:15pm PDT

Actively Engaging with AI in Education

Embark on a one-hour interactive journey to discover the foundations of AI algorithms and their potential in education. Participants will engage in hands-on activities, create a text adventure game using generative AI, and share insights on the impact of this innovative technology in teaching and learning. Join us for a thought-provoking session that combines active learning strategies with basic and cutting-edge AI applications.

Objectives:

Investigate the foundational algorithms of AI and their educational applications.
Collaborate with peers while playing a Generative AI text adventure game.
Facilitate discussions on the implications of AI in teaching and learning, considering both opportunities and challenges.

This session offers participants a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of AI while exploring practical ways to engage students and peers in active learning experiences that are both fun and educational.

Speakers

Darren Hudgins

Darren Hudgins is the founder and the heart and soul behind Think Do Thrive, an education consulting venture dedicated to nurturing educators and fostering vibrant learning communities. With over 20 years of experience in education, Darren's passion for empowering others shines through... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 133 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

1:15pm PDT

Leveraging Media Literacy to Empower Learners in the Age of AI Kasey Fernandez, TTSD District Librarian

Let’s explore how media and AI literacy can encourage K-12 learners to become informed citizens! This session includes strategies to empower all to critically analyze media, identify misinformation, understand algorithm biases, and consider the societal impact of AI. We'll delve into practical ways to weave these essential literacies into diverse subjects, from fact-checking and lateral reading exercises, and explorations of AI's ethics including uncovering monetary motivations. Attendees will leave with a robust toolkit of resources and ready-to-use tools.

Session Slides

Speakers

Kasey Fernandez

District Library Media Specialist, Tigard-Tualatin School District

Leveraging Media Literacy in the Age of AI pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 230 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

1:15pm PDT

Using Generative AI to Solve Real Classroom Challenges Jason Green, LINC

Speakers

Jason Green

Co-Founder and Co-CEO, LINC

Using Generative AI to Solve Real Classroom Challenges Jason Green pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 136 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Instructional Impact

1:15pm PDT

"Hands-On with AI" with Peter Pappas

Session Title: "Hands-On with AI"
Session Website

Are you curious about the potential of artificial intelligence in education? Join our interactive workshop to explore how AI can enhance teaching and learning.

What to Expect:
- Hands-On Exploration: Bring your own laptop and dive into practical activities. Collaborate with fellow participants in small groups as we explore AI tools and applications.
- Use Cases: Discover real-world examples of AI from the perspective of student, teacher and administrator. You'll explore prompts and scenarios that improve efficiency, spark creativity and enhance problem-solving.
- Tool Showcase: The session will feature custom website that showcases AI tools and methods relevant to education.

Speakers

Peter Pappas

Adjunct Faculty, University of Portland

Peter Pappas is no stranger to education - twenty-five years as a high school social studies teacher followed by ten years as a K-12 Director and Assistant Superintendent for Instruction. Since 2013, he's taught social studies methods and educational technology at UP. For many years, he’s traveled the country helping school districts to improve instruction. His workshops are based on the premise that staff development should model what we expect to see in the classroom. Throughout his career, Peter has explored how technology can... Read More →

Hands On AI with Peter Pappas (1) pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Library 211

Operational Efficiency, Instructional Impact

1:15pm PDT

AI in Action: Equity, Experimentation and Educational Leadership

Speakers

Stacie Chana

Founder | Principal Consultant, TechEd Maven Consulting

Educational Technology Integration Framework pdf

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 231 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Operational Efficiency, Instructional Impact

1:15pm PDT

AI in Education: Now and What's Next Khan Academy - Stacie Johnson, Jason Hovey

How can education leaders best prepare educators and students for a world with AI everywhere? Join us for real-world stories and inspiration from district implementations who have harnessed AI's power for good. What does the increasing prevalence of AI tools in education mean for community, skills development, and institutional and regional digital strategies? Join us for this informed and lively discussion.

Speakers

Jason Hovey

Director School Partnerships, Khan Academy

Stacie Johnson

Director of Professional Learning, Khan Academy

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 130 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Strategic Planning, Instructional Impact

1:15pm PDT

Oregon Department of Education Generative AI Guidance Overview Sol Joye and Beth Blumenstein ODE

This session will focus on the August 2023 release of the Oregon Department of Education’s (ODE) Generative AI (genAI) guidance, including news and updates as we head into Oregon’s 2024-25 school year. An overview of the three guidance documents (general, policy and teacher-focus) will be provided with some discussion of revisions and additions to each.

Speakers

Beth Blumenstein

Interim Director of Well-Rounded, Integrated & Digital Learning, Oregon Department of Education

Beth Blumenstein is currently the Interim Director of Well-Rounded, Integrated & Digital Learning at the Oregon Department of Education, which aims to ensure that every student has access to a high-quality, well-rounded learning experiences through STEAM and digital learning programs... Read More →

Sol Joye

Program Analyst for Digital Learning, Oregon Department of Education

Sol Joye is an award-winning educator who previously taught social studies and technology electives in grades 7 – 12 for over a decade in California and Oregon. In 2023, he joined the Oregon Department of Education as the Program Analyst for Digital Learning on the Well Rounded... Read More →

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 232 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Strategic Planning

1:15pm PDT

Teaching for the Future with Kris Hagel

Speakers

Kris Hagel

Executive Director of Digital Learning, Peninsula School District

Kris Hagel

Executive Director of Digital Learning, Peninsula School District

Teaching The Future Updated 05 24 pptx

Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 134 Dundon - Berchtold Hall

Strategic Planning, Instructional Impact

2:30pm PDT

Closing Keynote: Frederik G. Pferdt

Frederik G. Pferdt is on a mission to empower everyone to fulfill their visions for the future. From shaping Google's fabled creative culture as Chief Innovation Evangelist to nurturing the minds of students at Stanford University's Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, Frederik has a track record of helping others realize their creative superpower to imagine and invent a better tomorrow. Frederick will help empower us to navigate the world of AI, especially as it relates to the landscape of education. www.frederikgpferdt.com

Speakers

Frederik Pferdt

Tuesday May 14, 2024 2:30pm - 3:30pm PDT
Buckley Center Auditorium

Keynote