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Championing Student Success in the Age of AI

Speakers
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Global Head of Education Learning and Advocacy, Adobe
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Group Head, Youth and Social Impact, Sky | NBC
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Educator, Subject Matter Expert Writer, Artist, Designer, Adobe Community Expert, Adobe Education Leader
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VP&GM Adobe Express and DMe Education, Adobe
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About the Session
Educators think about student success holistically — academics, careers, and personal well-being — and they have long known that creative skills are essential to student success. With generative AI rapidly reshaping both the academic and industrial landscape, Adobe commissioned a global research study to understand its impact on teaching and learning. Join this session for a discussion on the research findings, and hear from Mala Sharma, VP of Digital Media Education at Adobe, about Adobe’s approach to designing safe, responsible AI and new programs to prepare students for a rapidly changing world. You’ll also gain insights from industry leaders at NBCUniversal and Sky on initiatives to provide students with real-world creative skills.
Key takeaways include:
- New research on K–12 and higher education use of creative AI in the classroom
- Insights on how creative problem-solving skills are in high demand as AI continues to reshape the workplace
- Information about industry partner programs and micro-credential and certification programs that equip students with essential skills
Technical Level: General Audience
Category: Generative AI
Track: Education
Audience: Educator
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