The Open University (OU) is set to host the annual AI in Education conference at its Milton Keynes campus on Monday, 24 June.
The event will bring together leading experts in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to discuss the current challenges in education and explore how AI can drive positive changes in the sector.
AI in Education is a collaborative initiative that focuses on integrating AI technologies to improve educational outcomes. Their aim is to address educational challenges by using AI to support teachers, personalise learning experiences for students, and improve overall educational efficiency and effectiveness.
The conference will feature four keynote presentations, each addressing different aspects of AI in education and its potential to overcome existing challenges.
Dr Aisling Third, a Research Fellow in the Knowledge Media Institute of The Open University where she specialises in using AI and Web technology for social good, will deliver a keynote about supporting students and teachers with responsible Artificial Intelligence.
Professor Rose Luckin, Emeritus at University College London and founder and CEO of Educate Ventures Research Limited, will speak about AI in the classroom, empowering teachers and enhancing student learning.
Professor Ian Dunn, Chief Academic Officer at Coventry University Group, will speak at the event about personalising the student journey.
Scott Hayden, Head of Teaching, Learning, and Digital at Basingstoke College of Technology will speak on empowering digital wellbeing, AI-driven improvements in teaching and learning, and student outcomes.
This will be the second AI in Education conference to take place. The aim of the event is to encourage discussions and collaborations that will pave the way for innovative AI-driven solutions in education.
To attend the conference, either virtually or in-person, register here: Home | AI In Education (ai-in-education.co.uk)
