Leading Responsible AI in Schools with Clarity and Confidence

Leading Responsible AI in Schools with Clarity and Confidence

Presenter: Jane Kim / Founder, KindEd

Description: Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping education, yet many schools lack clear guidance for responsible implementation. This session explores how AI and engagement-driven technologies affect student development, mental health, relationships, and disparate outcomes in schools. Drawing from research, developmental psychology, and lessons from rapid digital adoption during COVID, participants will gain practical frameworks to help schools approach AI with greater clarity, balance, and confidence.

Presenter Information: Jane Kim is the founder of KindEd, a social media & AI literacy program that helps students build healthy digital habits and critical thinking online. Prior to KindEd, she was an educator and instructional leader in Chicago Public Schools for nearly a decade. Her work has been recognized by the Obama Foundation and was presented at the Council of Europe’s World Forum for Democracy. Jane holds a BA from the University of Virginia and an MPP with honors from the University of Chicago.

Additional Information: Pre-registration is required and will be open through the end of the day on November 16. A Zoom meeting link will be emailed out to all registrants the day before the workshop. A CE certificate will be emailed to those in attendance after the event.

The workshop is free and available to OSCA members only.