Join WestEd expert, Jodi Davenport, for an engaging discussion on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in education at Night of Ideas, a global event celebrating critical thought and innovation. Hosted by KQED at the San Francisco Public Library and Asian Art Museum in downtown San Francisco, this free event is open to the public and features thought leaders exploring the intersection of AI and learning.
AI and the Future of Education
From AI-powered personalized learning to ethical considerations in classrooms, this panel will explore the opportunities and challenges AI presents in shaping the future of education.
Location: San Francisco Public Library – Talking Books & Braille Center, 2nd Floor
Date & Time: Saturday, April 5, 2025 at 10:30 PM (PT)
Panelists: Isabelle Hau, Stanford University; Jason Borgen, Santa Cruz County Office of Education; Jodi Davenport, WestEd; and Randall Depew, KQED Education.
Featured WestEd Speaker
Jodi Davenport, Vice President, Learning, Technology, and Innovation
Davenport leads strategic efforts to integrate research with practice and ideate novel solutions to improve student educational outcomes.
Don’t miss this late-night opportunity to engage in insightful conversations on the future of AI in education!