Missed CoSN2026 in Chicago or couldn’t make it to every must-see session? Now’s your chance to catch the highlights. This series features the most in-demand, standing-room-only sessions, selected by real attendee buzz and engagement. Join top EdTech leaders from across the country as they share the ideas, strategies, and insights everyone’s still talking about—all in a convenient, no-travel-required format.
For Artificial Intelligence to positively affect learning and educational outcomes, school leaders need to be intentional about why they are using AI and what they hope to change. This approach includes: Having clarity about the context (the environment) in which they plan to use AI, the district (or school’s) approach to learning; how the AI apps are built and the ways in which success metrics are integrated into the apps themselves. These district leaders will share the lessons that they are learning in implementing AI and how they are driving measuring outcomes.
Session Speakers
Speaker: Dr. Emily Dillard (CETL) Chief Information Officer — Alexandria City Public Schools
Speaker: Mr. Jeremy Wickham (CETL) Executive Director of Technology and Operations — North Shore School District 112
Speaker: Jeremy Nishihara Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources and Information Systems — Sunnyvale School District
Moderator: Nate Kellogg (MA, Special Education) Head of Revenue Operations — Playlab.ai
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