Building Accessible and Fair AI Tools

How can we ensure AI-powered ed tech tools are accessible and fair for all students?

Join us October 7 from 2:00–3:00 pm ET for the final webinar in the Responsible AI in Ed Tech series, exploring practical strategies for designing and implementing AI tools that meet the needs of diverse learners. Drawing on core recommendations from the Guidelines for the Safe and Responsible Use of AI in Ed Tech, the conversation will explore the intentional design and implementation of AI tools to avoid reinforcing biases or exacerbating disparities. A panel of experts will highlight practices such as including designing for learner variability through Universal Design for Learning (UDL), testing compatibility with assistive technologies, and monitoring and correcting AI models to eliminiate biases.

Featuring:

Steve Ritter, Founder & Chief Scientist, Carnegie Learning
Teryn Thomas, Founder & CEO, EdLight
Michelle Soriano, Professional Learning and Implementation Specialist, CAST
Nona Ullman, CEO, LessonLoop

This conversation is designed for ed tech developers, funders, and policymakers interested in creating AI tools that are accessible, fair, and responsive to the needs of all learners.