Transform teaching and student learning outcomes through the power of AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to address some of the biggest challenges in education today; to innovate teaching practices, and enhance learning outcomes for students.
With the rapid development of AI technologies, the current government inquiry was launched in May 2023 to investigate the use and impacts of generative AI across the Australian education system. With growing uncertainty around the use of these innovative technologies in the classroom, there has never been a more pivotal moment for education leaders to understand the risks and challenges of using AI, but also the benefits and opportunities of implementing it.
The Hatchery Exploring AI in Education Conference will demystify what AI is, how to navigate concerns of academic integrity, how it can be used to enhance student learning outcomes, as well as equip educators with practical skills and knowledge to improve teaching practice. You will hear from government, national peak bodies, thought leaders, researchers, and industry experts as they unpack the critical questions facing the sector, share insights, and explore best practices for leveraging AI in education. Together, we will navigate the path forward and uncover the possibilities of AI to transform education today, to enrich the learning experiences of students, and the future leaders of tomorrow.
Benefits of attending
• Explore the powerful potential of AI and how it is shaping the education sector
• Learn how to integrate AI support tools into teaching practice
• Gain practical insights into AI support tools for reducing teacher workload
• Hear from leading educators and industry experts from the European Commission and University of London College
• Learn how to harness AI to support differentiated student learning abilities
• Build your AI literacies and technology capabilities for the future of digital learning
Who will attend
Leaders and educators from primary, secondary & tertiary education, and government representatives with roles and responsibilities for:
• Principal/ Assistant Principal
• Pro Vice Chancellor (Academic & Education)
• Head of School/Years
• Dean/Association Dean
• Teaching & Learning
• Curriculum & Assessment
• Digital Technology & ICT
• Partnerships
• Innovation
• Lecturer