Join us for an insightful webinar that explores artificial intelligence (AI) and its transformative impact on students with learning disabilities.
This webinar is designed for parents, educators, researchers, clinical practitioners, teacher candidates, administrators, advocates, community members and more.
Date: Saturday, October 5, 2024
Time: 10 am – 12 noon PT
Zoom Link: CLICK HERE
Meeting ID: 838 6595 7118, Passcode: 179698
Why attend this webinar?
- learn to identify the basics of AI and its role in Learning Disabilities
- develop effective AI use strategies and skills
- explore ethical considerations and promote safe & informed AI use
About our Speakers:
Dr. Michelle Deal, Director of Learning Technologies Research & Development at Landmark College
Dr. Deal is an accomplished educator and researcher with an extensive 30-year background in education, having designed and/or taught a wide array of courses across the disciplines at large and small colleges. Dr. Deal’s current work at Landmark College focuses on supporting neurodiverse learners and enhancing accessibility in education using technology. She is a dedicated advocate for inclusive education and continues to contribute to the field through her research, teaching and leadership roles.
Edison Jun, High School Senior at Capital Innovations Academy and a DSPS student at Sacramento City College
Edison excels in physics and public speaking and enjoys creating stop-motion videos. Despite his challenges, he effectively uses coping skills to manage his workload. Edison values AI as a powerful tool for providing prompts, corrections, and precise guidance to enhance his academic skills and manage his executive functioning challenges. Passionate about combating climate change, he is pursuing a career in civil and environmental engineering. Family is essential to his life, and he deeply appreciates their support in offering enjoyable and relaxing activities to help him prepare for college.
