"The most effective guidelines encourage critical thinking, center the human decision-making and allow for nuance," says Ken Shelton, an edtech thought leader and featured speaker at the 2026 Future of Education Technology Conference.
'Creative advocacy' means students choose projects that cover space travel, the arts, the environment and other "things they believe in," an FETC speaker says.
We have learned so much and are moving forward to unlock more AI-powered possibilities, while always adhering to our district's extensive protocol for data privacy and staying grounded in our values.
For today's students, AI is no longer a novelty—it's an essential resource they'll encounter throughout their educational journeys and professional careers.
