Classroom Futures: AI Discussions & Ideas that Shape Learning

​Classroom Futures: AI Discussions & Ideas that Shape Learning is an interactive side event designed to bring educators together to explore how AI is transforming the classroom. Rather than a one-way presentation, this session gives participants the floor, inviting them to share experiences, challenges, and ideas around teaching in the age of AI.

​The event will feature a curated panel of experts and practitioners, followed by structured breakout discussions where participants can dive deeper into specific themes, from reducing administrative burden and personalizing student pathways to preserving the "human element" in a digital world. Through these collaborative exchanges, we aim to surface genuine classroom needs and co-create a vision for an AI-augmented curriculum that prioritizes critical thinking and essential life skills.

​Indicative Programme
16:00–16:05 Opening Remarks
16:05-16:45 Fireside discussion -Q&A
16:45–17:25 Expert panel discussion featuring professionals, technologists, and academics -Q&A
17:25-17:45 Contributors & Statements
17:45–18:15 Breakout discussions with educators, students, and EdTech leaders
18:15–19:00 Networking session, coffee & snacks

​Confirmed Speakers, Contributors, and Facilitators

• ​Representative from Ministry of Education (TBC)

• ​Tania Revun, Program Manager, Google DeepMind

• ​Chara Gravani, Senior Manager, Applied AI Architecture & Engineering, AWS

• ​Arseniy Goldberg, Founding Partner at Flow Strategy Consulting, Academic Director of AI-Powered Finance at IE Business School, Adjunct Professor at IE University and Oregon State University

• ​Lieselot Declercq, Co-founder of ICONS & Director, d-teach (Belgium)

• ​Anastasia Misirli, Senior Lecturer, University of Patras / HLV University of East London

• ​Despoina Trivela, Computer Science Teacher and Head of the AI Center, Athens College

• ​Stella Bompotsiari, Founder & CEO, The Greek Online School (UK)

​The event is organised by The Greek Online School, with support from The Hellenic Tech Network.