Let Them Drive and Keep Up Without Burning Out
Complimentary for NBEA Members; Non-members $49
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Event Details
The first three sessions were about what AI can do for you. This one covers what it can do with your students and how to make sure the work you have done in this series sticks past next Tuesday.
You will explore student-facing AI tools: a Socratic tutor that guides rather than answers, a debate coach that pushes back on student arguments, and interactive lesson builders that transform a static slide deck into a dynamic classroom experience. You will see how to set guardrails, monitor student interactions from a teacher dashboard, and introduce these tools in a way that builds skills rather than shortcuts them. We will also cover AI-powered visual tools for generating professional-grade images, slides, and graphics that make student presentations and your own materials look like they had a design team behind them.
Lastly, we get honest about sustainability. The AI landscape changes every few months. New tools launch, old ones fold, and the pressure to keep up can be exhausting. You will leave with a simple, low-maintenance strategy for staying informed without turning professional development into a second job and a completed personal AI toolkit you can use, share, and build on from day one.
Measurable Outcomes
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Design a complete student-facing AI activity: including a clear task, a designated tool, at least two guardrails, and a structured debrief plan using a provided activity design template, completed during the hands-on class.
Create one visual classroom asset (a slide, graphic, or image set) for a current business unit using an AI visual tool, produced and shared during the session.
Complete a personal AI Toolkit document identifying three AI tools, one specific use case per tool, and one sustainability strategy for staying current.
Things to Know Before the Webinar
Come prepared to build! Brittany will demonstrate how to create AI-powered classroom tools, including AI tutors, character chatbots, quizzes, and writing feedback tools.
Before the webinar:
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Choose a topic or lesson you'd like to use to create one of these tools.
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Have any relevant classroom materials ready to reference as you build.
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Download or print the AI Toolkit Template to use during the final portion of the webinar.
A little preparation will help you leave with a tool you can put to use in your classroom!
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Presenter
Brittany Hall is a dedicated business educator with a passion for preparing students for success in today’s technology-driven world. She currently teaches Business Data Applications, Marketing, Advanced Personal Finance, and Accounting at the high school level, where she focuses on creating engaging, real-world learning experiences that help students build career-ready and financial literacy skills. In addition to her classroom responsibilities, Brittany serves as a DECA advisor, helping students develop leadership, communication, and career-readiness skills through competitive events and professional experiences. Prior to teaching in high school, Brittany served as an adjunct instructor at a local community college, where she gained valuable experience supporting diverse learners and fostering student growth in higher education settings.
Brittany is recognized for her leadership and innovation in integrating artificial intelligence into education. In 2026, she was honored as a state winner for the AI Presidential Challenge, recognizing her commitment to advancing AI literacy and meaningful classroom implementation. She has also presented at SCBEA and participated as a presenter in the NBEA Business Education Artificial Intelligence Symposium, where she shared practical strategies for using AI tools to enhance teaching, learning, and student engagement.
Through her work, Brittany is committed to empowering both students and educators with innovative tools, relevant skills, and forward-thinking instructional practices that prepare learners for the future of business and education.