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Responsible AI Practices: Learn how to assess and implement AI-driven tools responsibly, ensuring they align with your district’s values and goals.
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Speakers
Neil Wetherbee
Superintendent, Northport Public School
Dr. Michael Lubelfeld
Superintendent, North Shore School District 112
Dr. Adrienne Usher
Assistant Superintendent, Bullitt County Public Schools
Caitlin Wlezien
Instructional Technology Coordinator, Wood Dale School District 7
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