Artificial Intelligence in Education is Focus of IgniteND Conference
Valley City State University is hosting the IgniteND conference on June 2-3, focusing on artificial intelligence in education, with keynote speakers and hands-on experiences for K-12 teachers and administrators. Attendees can earn professional development credit hours and explore practical strategies for implementing AI in classrooms.
Valley City State University and the AI Institute for Teaching and Learning are partnering with NDIT-EduTech to hold the annual IgniteND conference on June 2-3. The conference is designed for K-12 teachers, education administrators, and technology leaders, offering practical strategies and hands-on experiences in artificial intelligence, computer science, and cybersecurity. Expert-led sessions and collaborative discussions will equip educators to implement new ideas and technology practices. Attendees can earn professional development credit hours through VCSU Distance and Continuing Education. Early-bird registration is available for $50. Keynote speakers include Dr. Mark Hagerott, Dieumerci 'DM' Christel, and Dr. Chuck Gardner, who will discuss AI's impact on education, using AI to enhance student engagement, and hands-on cybersecurity training.
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