The conference is in full swing with sessions touching on a wide array of topics. But there is still one unavoidable conversation point. Jenay Robert, Senior Researcher for EDUCAUSE broke it down for me early—the growing impact of AI. She emphasizes the need to integrate AI technologies thoughtfully, starting from human values. She reflects on the humanistic approach to AI, urging educators to examine how these tools affect teaching, student engagement, and institutional operations. She also highlights the importance of data governance, privacy policies, and the future applications of AI, stressing the importance of translating insights into practical actions. Have a listen:
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