Future of Education: Impact of AI on Learning
An 11-year-old in Austin finishes her core academics in two hours a day, and says AI lets her learn at twice the pace of a traditional classroom. Meanwhile, school boards are still deciding whether to block chatbots on student laptops.
TechTO is bringing together founders, investors, educators and parents for an honest look at how AI is changing every stage of learning, from a child’s first reader to the last semester of a degree.
Join us for a real conversation about what’s working, what’s hype, and what we should want for the kids we’re raising.
🎙️ On stage
Everest Nevraumont is an Alpha School student, a three-time Texas State History Champion, and one of the most visible young voices on AI in education. She has given a TEDx talk on how she uses AI to learn, not to cheat.
Edward Nevraumont is Everest’s father and coach, a Senior Advisor at Warburg Pincus, and the former CMO of General Assembly. He writes The Everest Era about what he’s learning as the parent of a kid who learns differently.
Carly Shuler, co-founder & CEO of Hoot Reading: She has worked at the intersection of children’s technology, education, and media for nearly two decades, including more than five years at the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop. Carly holds a master’s degree in Technology, Innovation, and Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Rohan Mahimker, co-founder & co-CEO of Prodigy Education: He co-founded Prodigy in 2011 to make learning math engaging through game-based experiences. At Prodigy, he leads the company’s mission of helping every student love learning. He is a University of Waterloo alum.
You should be in the room if you are
a founder or investor in edtech, or curious about the space
an educator, administrator, or campus leader working out your AI policy
a parent in tech who wants a clear view of what’s coming for your kids