• Intended Audience: Leaders of SRSN Districts and State and Regional Organizations, Principals, Instructional Coaches, Teachers

• Resources: Slidedeck and Demonstration Materials

This session provides a look at how students are actively using AI to generate work and get past Learning Management Systems with strategies to help detect students' use of AI. This session will also look at Data Privacy and Security within schools and districts as teachers and students use AI.

Intended Audience: Leaders of SRSN Districts and State and Regional Organizations, Principals, Instructional Coaches, Teachers

Learn how to save time by using Large Language Models and best practices to create better outcomes for your students. In this session, we will use AI to create new and revamp old lessons using future-focused strategies.

• Intended Audience: Leaders of SRSN Districts and State and Regional Organizations, Principals, Instructional Coaches, Teachers

• Slidedeck

In this session we will look at lessons that integrate the use of AI in an approachable way that shows students ethical use of the tools and will allow them to apply it to their futures. Students' understanding of AI and how it will impact future jobs is paramount in our world of volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity.

Thomas Hawkins
Manager of Content and Innovation
Successful Practices Network and the National Dropout Prevention Center

Thomas Hawkins is the Manager of Content and Innovation at the Successful Practices Network and the National Dropout Prevention Center, where he's worked for 6 years. Specializing in AI solutions for schools, he improves operations from the boardroom to the classroom. A Presbyterian College graduate from South Carolina, Thomas recently co-authored 'Transforming K12 Attendance: A Guide to Understanding and Addressing Student Absenteeism