Leading AI in Education: A Practical Policy Framework for Schools
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Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping education—and schools need more than theory. They need clear, practical guidance they can implement immediately.
Join the National Business Education Association (NBEA) Artificial Intelligence Task Force for an exclusive webinar introducing the newly released NBEA AI Policy and Resource Guide for Schools —a comprehensive, ready-to-use framework designed to help educators, administrators, and school leaders navigate AI with confidence.
In this session, the authors of the guide themselves will walk you through the most critical components, including:
- A simple, classroom-ready “Traffic Light System” that clarifies when and how students can use AI
- Instructional design strategies that maintain rigor while integrating AI tools
- Data privacy and governance safeguards aligned with federal law and emerging state requirements
- A step-by-step implementation roadmap for rolling AI out across your school or district
- Ready-to-use student policies, disclosure forms, and vendor evaluation tools
Unlike many AI discussions that stay at a high level, this webinar focuses on real-world application—what educators can do tomorrow to lead responsibly in an AI-powered environment.
You’ll hear directly from task force members representing K–12, higher education, instructional leadership, and industry, who contributed their expertise to develop a guide that is both forward-thinking and immediately actionable.
Who Should Attend
- K–12 teachers and instructional leaders
- School and district administrators
- Career and technical education (CTE) educators
- Technology directors and data privacy officers
- Post-Secondary faculty and program leaders
Why Attend
By the end of this session, you will:
- Understand how to implement AI policies without stifling innovation
- Gain tools to protect student data and ensure ethical use
- Learn how to bring clarity to AI use in your classroom or district
- Walk away with a complete policy framework you can adapt immediately
Featured Presenters
Members of the NBEA Artificial Intelligence Task Force, including:
- Brittany Hall, MBA – Instructional Applications of AI
- Catherine G. Jones-Rikkers, JD, MBA – Legal, Ethical, and Compliance Frameworks
- Shauna Williams, Ed.S – Instructional Design and Faculty Use
- Katrina A. Roddy – Implementation and Workforce Readiness
- Ryan Kinser – Data Governance and Technology Systems
- Pamela Scott Bracey, Ph.D. – Leadership and Strategic Vision
Edited and published by Joe McClary, CAE, Executive Director, NBEA.