WEBINAR: September 17, 2024 – 3pm ET
AI. AI. AI.
You can’t open your computer, browse a social media feed or watch traditional broadcast news without hearing something about AI. When boiled down, most of these headlines are around the intersection of automation and privacy. Or in our world, interoperability & privacy.
Join us for a lively webinar where we will dive down quickly into exactly what this means for the Education Marketplace and ecosystem. Join experts from data interoperability, privacy think tanks and K12 legal counsel as we engage in a moderated discussion about the intersection of AI, Interoperability & Privacy in K12.
Moderator: Steve Smith, A4L Community
Panelists: Alexander Jackl, Bardic Systems; Jim Siegl, Future of Privacy Forum; Mark Williams, F3 Law
It’s fascinating how AI has become such a pervasive topic, touching various aspects of our lives. The intersection of automation, privacy, and interoperability is particularly crucial. In the context of education, it’s essential to understand how these factors impact the K12 ecosystem.
In this webinar, we’ll explore key topics that matter to you. Here’s what you can expect:
Introduction to AI in EdTech: As veterans in the EdTech and Interoperability landscape, we’ve witnessed numerous technological shifts. Currently, AI is making waves in education, transforming how we teach, learn, and manage data. We’ll delve into the current state of AI adoption and heightened awareness within the EdTech community.
AI and Interoperability Challenges: Interoperability has long been a focus, and AI brings both opportunities and complexities. We’ll discuss how AI can enhance data exchange, streamline processes, and address longstanding interoperability hurdles. From seamless integrations to data standards, we’ll explore AI’s role.
Data Privacy Considerations: Introducing AI means navigating privacy concerns. Who needs privacy? Well, everyone—from students and educators to administrators and parents. We’ll delve into safeguarding sensitive data, consent, and ethical AI practices. Remember, even if data falls unnoticed, privacy violations still matter.
National Data Privacy Agreement (NDPA) V2 and AI: The absence of an AI-specific clause in the NDPA V2 has sparked curiosity. We’ll address this and explore why the legislation may not explicitly cover AI. Join us for an insightful discussion on legal frameworks and AI’s unique challenges.
Impact of Proposed AI Bills: Across the nation, new bills focus on AI and privacy. How will these legislative changes impact K12 education? We’ll analyze potential effects, compliance requirements, and the evolving landscape.