Date: Friday 26th June 09:15-15:25
Location: Jersey College for Girls
Speakers
Dr Kaitlyn Regehr
Dr Kaitlyn Regehr is an Associate Professor of Digital Humanities at University College London, whose research is focused on digital and AI literacy. She has informed legislation on online safety, most recently feeding into the Online Safety Act and she has provided consultation in the House of Lords, and to Members of Parliament, the Metropolitan Police, The Children’s Commissioner, The Scottish Government and Prevent. Dr Regehr is committed to the public dissemination of algorithmic and AI literacy through broadcasting and writing. She has been interviewed by Oprah Winfrey for the Oprah Podcast and has appeared across a spectrum of US Media including CNN and USA Today. More locally, she is a regular contributor on ITV’s This Morning, BBC News, The Today Programme, BBC Women’s Hour, BBC Bitesize and as an Op-Ed writer for The Guardian. Dr Regehr is also the author of the international bestseller, Smartphone Nation.
Amelia King
Director of Digital Transformation at Dulwich College London, and author of Thinking with AI, Amelia King is a leader in educational technology and innovation, with a decade of experience transforming learning environments through cutting-edge digital strategies. Her expertise spans AI integration, systems thinking, digital pedagogy, and maker education, and she has both an NPQSL and an MSc in Smart EdTech and Co-Creativity. A sought-after speaker and presenter, Amelia has delivered engaging workshops and keynote addresses at conferences such as ACAMIS and 21st Century Learning, sharing actionable strategies for digital transformation and effective EdTech leadership.
Dominik Lukes
An AI Consultant at Oxford University’s Centre for AI Competency, Dominik focuses on exploring the role of artificial intelligence tools within academic practice. He provides training and consultancy on navigating the current AI landscape with special focus on using generative AI tools in research. Dominik is a founding member of the AI Thought Exchange, an international group of scholars exploring the impact of generative AI on higher education. He also advises on education and AI as a member of the Higher Education Editorial Advisory Board for McGraw Hill and the Bett UK Advisory Board. Dominik is the author of the Oxford report "Beyond ChatGPT: State of AI in Education 2023" and created an AI Task Evaluation framework to help people understand how to use AI tools in schools and universities. He publishes the AI in Academic Practice Newsletter on LinkedIn and speaks at conferences about AI in education.
Conference Programme
There are two programmes running in parallel, one for educators and one for 6th form students.
Teaching Staff Programme
8:45-9:30am: registration, tea & coffee, networking
9:30 - 9:40am: welcome
9:40-10:40: keynote address 1
10:40-10:55: break
10:55-11:40: keynote address 2
11:40-12:00: Raising the environmental impact of AI in schools
12:00-1:00pm: lunch
1:05-2:00pm: keynote address 3:
2:00pm - 3:15pm: worshops
3:20pm closing remarks
Keynote talks:
Dr Kaitlin Regehr: Algorithms and the Attention Economy: How Schools and Students can take back control
Amelia King: Thinking with AI
Dominik Lukes: Teaching during the Cognitive Revolution
Workshop titles:
Amelia King: Lesson design: how to ensure our students learn and think with AI
Dominik Lukes: tbc
Kaitlin Regehr: Empowering Digital Citizens
Dr Peter le Masurier: tbc
Year 12 Programme
9:00-9:30am: registration, tea & coffee
9:30 - 9:40am: welcome
9:40-10:40: keynote: Using AI for Learning
10:40-10:55: break
10:55-11:40: keynote: tbc
11:40-12:00: Raising the environmental impact of AI in schools
12:00-1:00pm: lunch
1:05-2:00pm: keynote: Generation AI: preparing for an artificial future
2:05pm closing remarks
In order to reserve a place at the Conference please visit
https://EducationAIWorld.eventbrite.co.uk
If you are interested in bringing students to our Year 12 event, please email s.lewis@jcg.sch.je for more information.
