Catholic Schools NSW proudly presents the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Symposium as part of its ongoing Professional Learning programme. This timely event delves into how AI can revolutionise teaching and learning, exploring the benefits, opportunities, and challenges.
Participants will hear from industry experts in AI and education and discuss AI's benefits, including personalised learning experiences, enhanced student engagement, assessment, and administrative efficiency.
Throughout the symposium, attendees will be able to explore practical applications of AI in educational contexts, ranging from adaptive learning platforms to AI-driven assessment tools. Keynotes and panel discussions will facilitate conversations on leveraging AI to support the work of schools and systems.
The symposium will also examine the associated risks and ethical considerations, such as the impact on teacher roles and student well-being. By fostering dialogue among educators, administrators, and AI experts, this symposium seeks to shape a responsible and informed approach to leveraging AI in Catholic schools, ensuring it aligns with our mission in Catholic education.
Speakers will include:
- Dr Jonathon Mascorella, Director of Innovation at Loreto Kirribilli
- Dan Bowen, Client Technology Lead, Education at Microsoft
- Dr Allen Ibbet, Head of Information Technology, CEnet
- Prof Jim Tognolini, Centre for Educational Measurement and Assessment
- Lee Ursino, Teacher and Teaching and Learning Projects Officer, St Gregory’s College
- Dr Jonathan Mascorella, Director of Innovation at Loreto Kirribilli
- Prof Therese Hopfenbeck, Professor in Educational Assessment, University of Melbourne
This event is for staff, leaders and professionals involved with Catholic education.
