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Webinar Recording: Supercharge Learning: Unlocking the Learner-Centered Power of AI

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Join host Marlon Styles and guests Sophia Mendoza (Los Angeles Unified School District) and Brittany Griffin as they discuss strategies for leveraging AI to supercharge learner-centered education. In this engaging webinar, they explore topics including:

  • Creative ways educators are currently using AI like summarizing text and generating feedback
  • Ideas for how school leaders, teachers, and students can enhance learning experiences with AI tools
  • A live demonstration of how the AI tool Gamma can quickly generate educational resources
  • An inside look at how LAUSD is laying the groundwork for responsible use of AI through professional development and digital citizenship
  • Guidance on deciding when to use AI to maximize human connection in education
  • Insights on how to leverage AI to make learning more personalized, equitable, and human-centered

Gain inspiration and practical tips for unlocking the power of AI to supercharge learner-centered education in your own context. Discover new perspectives on blending emerging technology with timeless principles of human connection for student growth.

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