Virtual community discussions delving into the intersection of artificial intelligence, education, and learning disabilities.

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 EdChats With Josh Clark

Your host, Josh Clark, Head of Landmark School and Chair of the International Dyslexia Association, interviews leaders in the education space along with innovators in business, sociology, and technology to explore what the future holds for school, work, and life as it intersects with developments in AI.

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EdChat with Stan Gloss

44 min
Josh Clark and Stan Gloss, Co-Founder and CMO at BioTeam, discuss Stan's journey as a dyslexic thinker. They highlight the importance of using assistive technologies like generative AI for academic success and the transformative impact of generative AI on education.

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EdChat with Jared Colely

78 min
Josh Clark and Jared Colley, Head of Learning & Innovation and CBE Specialist at Mount Vernon School discuss the transformative potential of AI in accommodating diverse learning styles, reimagining traditional assessment methods, and fostering adaptability skills essential for success in the evolving 'learning economy.'

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EdChat with Jinjun Xiong

62 min
Josh Clark and Jinjun Xiong, Co-director and scientific director of the Nation AI Institute for Exceptional Education discuss using AI to reach those in need, identification, qualification, and intervention, and using AI to individualize instruction.

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EdChat with Peter Stone

52 min

In this episode Josh Clark and Peter Stone, Founder of Learning Research Agents Group (LARG), discuss Dr. Stones definition of Artificial Intelligence, using the Model-T as a metaphor, and AI and personalizing education.
 

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EdChat with Krishna Madhavan

66 min

Josh Clark and Krishna Madhavan, who leads AI Innovation for Microsoft Education, discuss the human touch, machine learning, intersecting many disciplines of science and technology, enhancing education, and where humans and technology merge.

 


EdChat with Glenn Kleiman

61 min

Josh Clark and Glenn Kleinman, Senior Advisor, Stanford School of Education and the Stanford Accelerator for Learning, discuss knowledge being power, using AI as an aid, not a replacement, and introduced guardrails for AI.

 


EdChat with Elena Grigorenko

66 min

Josh Clark and Elena Grigorenko, chair of the International Dyslexia Association, Scientific Advisory Board, discuss embracing technology without replacing humans' role and AI and the evolution of language.

 


EdChat with Michael Horn

62 min

Josh Clark and Michael Horn, Author and Co-Founder of Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation, discuss embracing AI as a new way to educate, shifting school outcomes to a positive sum game, and a new model for teaching and learning.

 


EdChat with Asif Bhatti

63 min

Josh Clark and Asif Bhatti, Director of Strategy and Innovation of America’s Frontier Fund discuss AI as an equalizer, unlocking human potential, and how AI may change education.

 


EdChat with Martin McKay

62 min

Josh Clark and Martin McKay, Founder and CEO of TextHelp discuss using AI to simplify and summarize text, AI in the workplace and employees with dyslexia, how AI could be used to help teachers save time, and using AI to foster inclusivity in schools.

 


EdChat with Chris Dede

61 min

Josh Clark and Dr. Chris Dede, Senior Research Fellow at the Harvard School of Education and Associate Director of Research at the National AI Institute in Adult Learning and Online Education discuss shifting from reckoning to judgement, about the educational journey, and what students need to know.

 


EdChat with Debra Wilson

65 min

Josh Clark and Debra Wilson, Incoming CEO of the National Association of Independent Schools, discuss AI and education in public and private sectors, and educating the whole person.

 

More About EdChats' Current Topic

Generative artificial intelligence is sending shockwaves through education, and it is only in its earliest stages. Soothsayers and critics are predicting everything from the fall of the Academy to liberation from an outdated, inequitable educational model. Regardless of one’s posture, the possibilities it represents for students with dyslexia are immense. From an instructional tool for remediation to a game-changing assistive technology—and likely outcomes that we cannot even imagine yet. 

As educators dedicated to serving students with dyslexia and other learning differences, we must understand this technology’s potential and how it can serve our students. We must think beyond the immediate to consider how these advancements will transform the world of work and how that could change the charge of education. Never before has this level of disruption presented an opportunity to re-imagine a system that was broken from the beginning.

Please join us for this series of thought-provoking discussions.  

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For Students

Learn about Landmark School, a transformative educational experience for students in grades 2-12 with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences.

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For Educators

Learn about Landmark Outreach, professional development and instructional coaching for educators aimed at helping students with dyslexia achieve their academic potential. 

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