Events

Free of charge for AISNE Members
$100/pp Non-AISNE Members

Presented virtually, via Zoom

This AISNE Insight session will explore how AI can be responsibly integrated into school environments to support inclusive teaching, differentiated instruction, and equitable access to learning. Brandon Boston and Tanya Lynch from The Boston Group will guide this conversation and share real-world examples of AI tools that assist with lesson planning, formative assessment, feedback, and individualized student support. The session will also cover key ethical and compliance considerations—such as data privacy, bias, and transparency—essential for school leaders seeking to implement AI in a thoughtful and legally sound way. You will leave this session with practical guidance for navigating the evolving role of AI in K–12 education.

While this session is designed for faculty, department coordinators, and curriculum decision makers, all roles are welcome.