Over the last two years, we’ve teamed up with education leaders from around the world to set ethical AI guidelines, build strong partnerships, and—based on institutional guidance—roll out generative AI innovations. We’re delighted to share all we’ve learned from these varied experiences. Join us to learn from experts and peers. Not only will you collaborate with other leaders, but you’ll also gain exclusive insights from Anthology and Microsoft’s global network.
Join us in person
This is your last chance to experience the tour in person—join us at our final stops!
Our global tour is traveling the globe—25 cities in all—to help institutions and organizations map out a responsible path to adopt AI in teaching and learning.
Plus, you’ll be able to network, learn from other education professionals, further your own professional development—and have the chance to
win prizes!
Terms and conditions apply.
Join us online
After traveling to cities worldwide and engaging with 1,000+ attendees, we’re ready to share groundbreaking insights and all of the invaluable knowledge we’ve gained on ethical AI. We’re bringing these powerful insights directly to you in an expanded and enhanced virtual format.
This is your chance to revisit what you learned at our in-person event, discover additional insights, and invite your colleagues to attend.
Our FREE virtual event includes three 45-minute sessions
SESSION 1
Understanding AI and Core Ethical Implications
We start by getting to know a little about AI technology, revealing the major development milestones that have brought us to the point where generative AI is now widely available and being explored in a range of sectors. We then turn our focus to education and look at core ethical considerations for AI that span the full institution, based on Anthology’s detailed conversations with global experts.
SESSION 2
Ethical AI in Action at Leading Institutions
In our second installment, we’ll explore an inspiring example from a leading institution in your region using AI to advance learning. You’ll gain valuable insights, strategies, and best practices for effective AI implementation—practical takeaways you can apply immediately to foster ethical AI adoption in your own institution.
SESSION 3
Pedagogical Approach and Future Innovations
To complete the Roadshow, we’ll look in depth at how Anthology is approaching AI. We’ll start by explaining how pedagogical best practices directly inform our product development approach, before dissecting some key insights we’ve taken from our first-to-market generative AI features in Anthology® Blackboard. Finally, we’ll unveil some key AI innovations that are planned for 2025.
Session 2: March 19, 2025
Session 3: March 26, 2025
Session 2: March 20, 2025
Session 3: March 26, 2025
Ethical AI in Action World Tour
For Higher Education
Who is this event for?
The Ethical AI in Action World Tour is designed for higher education professionals, including instructional designers, academic leaders, deans, CIOs/CTOs/CAOs, and directors of online learning.
You'll leave with:
- Knowledge of best practices to establish ethical AI policies
- Understanding of how to responsibly use generative AI in the classroom
- Insight into new innovations that are coming to market
- Connections with other education leaders
FREE AI course
AI Literacy for Educators: Understanding and Applying Artificial Intelligence
We’re offering a free course to further your understanding and professional development around AI. This self-paced minicourse consists of two modules and will be available to all Ethical AI in Action World Tour attendees after the event.
For Business and Government
This event delivers all of the valuable insights and experiences from our main event, with a special focus on business and government.
Who is this event for?
The Ethical AI in Action World Tour for Business and Government is designed for learning and development professionals from federal and state government and corporate sectors, including program designers and instructors.
You'll leave with:
- Knowledge of best practices to establish ethical AI policies
- Understanding of how to responsibly use generative AI in the classroom
- Insight into new innovations that are coming to market
- Connections with other education leaders
Event locations and dates
It was particularly gratifying to hear instructors from my institution share their experiences and their clear understanding of how correct use of AI tools in teaching and learning processes can strengthen and elevate to new levels the development of student capabilities.
—Silvana Balarezo, Director of Digital Learning Experiences, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas
Meet some of the team
Nicolaas Matthijs
Chief Product Officer
Anthology
Kara Eldersveld
Strategic Consultant, Global Solution Services
Anthology
Dominic Gore
Senior Director, Product Management
Anthology
Yudy Espinosa
Principal Product Manager
Anthology
Richard Gibbons
Senior Product Manager
Anthology
Dr. Misty Cobb
Principal Product Manager
Anthology
Cole Galyon
Global Vice President
Anthology
Dr. Lisa Clark
Senior Product Manager
Anthology