Teaching with AI is Teaching AI

​This session explores the dual nature of AI in the classroom: as a powerful tool for educators and as a subject students must learn to navigate critically. Jason will cover both the beneficial and negative aspects of AI use in education to give participants a well-rounded perspective.

​A key focus is the importance of 1:1, human-centered learning. While AI can automate many tasks, the personalized, human-to-human connection remains the most vital component of effective learning. The session focuses on how AI can free up educators to spend more time on individual interactions—rather than replacing them.

​Who this is for:

​Educators and education teams who want a well-rounded perspective on AI in the classroom, including:

• ​Teachers and tutors

• ​Methodologists / instructional leads

• ​Academic coordinators and school administrators

​Potential questions to explore:

• ​How can educators use AI as a teaching tool while also teaching students how to engage with AI critically?

• ​What are the most important beneficial and negative aspects of AI use in education?

• ​Why does 1:1, human-to-human learning remain essential in an AI-enabled classroom?

• ​How can AI free up time for educators to focus more on individual interactions instead of replacing them?

​Speaker bio:

​Jason Cranford Teague is a web designer and author. Wikipedia notes that he designed Computer-Mediated Communications Magazine—described as the first online magazine—in 1994.

He is known for his books on web design and typography, including Fluid Web Typography (2012) and CSS3 Visual QuickStart (2013), and has worked with clients such as the EPA, IRS, USDA, the Aspen Institute, Marriott, Bank of America, Cisco, Coca-Cola, Virgin Group, CNN, Kodak, and WebMD.