College of Education AI + Learning

Join leading researchers from the College of Education for an engaging, fast-paced event exploring the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education.

The event begins with a series of lightning talks highlighting innovative projects at the intersection of AI and education, including:

An Architecture for LLM-Based AI as a Dynamic, Need-Responsive Learning-Practice Partner

Fengfeng Ke, Clark Leadership Chair and Professor

Echo and Amplify: Cultivating Critical and Reflective Approaches for AI Integration in Education

Shannon Kane, Assistant Clinical Professor

Loren Jones, Associate Clinical Professor

Teaching with AI: Helping Students Develop Scientific and Civically Minded Thinking

Doug Lombardi, Professor & Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Graduate Studies

Introducing Conjuror

David Weintrop, Associate Professor

After the talks, we’ll dive into dynamic "Ask Me Anything" sessions, where you'll rotate through small groups and have the opportunity to ask researchers anything about their work, insights about ways to use AI to empower both teachers and learners, and vision for AI in education.

Come curious. Leave inspired.

Wednesday, October 29 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m.

Benjamin Building, Room 0220