Intro to Artificial Intelligence in L&D: Harnessing the Power of Technology to Transform Training and Upskill Your Workforce

Join our upcoming webinar on Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Learning and Development. Discover how AI is revolutionising the way we learn and work and discover the various applications of AI in the field of learning and development. Our presenters will discuss the benefits and challenges of using AI in learning, including personalisation, efficiency, and ethical considerations. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights into how AI can enhance the learning experience and transform training and development programs.

Key topics:

What is AI and where can you find it?

What it does well

What it doesn’t do well

When to use it

When not to use it

How you can use it

Key Takeaways:

1. How you can use AI now
2. Practical tips for incorporating AI into your practice
3. Where to go to learn more

Presenters:

Tessa Kowaliw

Tessa is the founder of Circle Round (a consulting service specialising in engagement, human-centred design and assessment) and ROCK Booth (a 'tech for good initiative' which designs digital solutions alongside the humans they will serve). Tessa is an experienced consumer advocate, who has spent almost 14 years working as an advisor in healthcare, specialising in outcome measurement and patient voice. A former English and German teacher, Tessa has moved from the classroom to Tech start-ups to provide expertise to bridge the gap between products or services and the people they serve. She sees the world of AI as an opportunity to rehumanise some of our over-industrialised, legacy systems, including Education and Health.

Amy Martin

Amy is the Learning Technology Adoption Lead with the Queensland University of Technology and is a member of the AITD board. Amy has spent over 20 years working with technology and has spent the last decade focusing on learning technologies and technology adoption. As a firm believer in human-led adoption practices, she works with organisations to increase the technical capability of staff, leading to a more skilled workforce and measurable productivity and efficiency gains. In her role at QUT Amy works to enable future-focussed learning and teaching initiatives, including responding to emerging technologies, and working with educators to incorporate technology into teaching practice.

Please Note:

• Registrations close: 18 April 2023
• Time listed is AEST
• Please note that Zoom links will be emailed to registered attendees one day prior to the webinar.

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