by PRP Group, on 11/13/2024
As more and more students use artificial intelligence (AI) for educational purposes, an “abstinence-based” policy is not a viable path forward for school and district leaders. Instead, we should focus on creating an atmosphere in which students and teachers use this powerful technology safely.At the annual Deeper Learning New York (DLNY) conference, hosted by Ulster BOCES and focused on the theme “Leading for Deeper Learning,” we recently presented a Deep Dive session on using AI in the classroom. In this wide-ranging half-day session, we discussed how AI's ability to aggregate and analyze vast amounts of information allows teachers and students to customize teaching and learning—but only when it is used responsibly.
