AI: Your Secret Weapon
This workshop is for you if:
You want to learn how to use AI to boost your creativity and get more done, without falling for common mistakes.
You’re looking for ways to work smarter, not harder, and get ahead in school with tech tools that give you an edge.
You’re curious about the future of AI and want to learn how to make it work for you in school, your hobbies, and beyond.
Workshop details:
Curious how AI can give you an edge in school and life? This workshop, taught by two college professors, is your guide to using AI to boost your creativity, increase productivity, and build new skills. We’ll show you how to use AI to research faster, brainstorm smarter ideas, and level up your work—all while avoiding common pitfalls like fake info and privacy risks. AI isn’t here to do the work for you, but it can definitely help you work smarter, not harder. Join us for a fun, hands-on session where you’ll learn how to make AI your secret weapon for success in school and beyond!
Meet Dr. Susan Taffer
Professor, Grand Canyon University
Dr. Taffer is the Principal Founder of World Connection's Foundation, a 501c3 educational non-profit organization. She is a widely recognized educator, humanitarian, transitional strategist, and social entrepreneur. Dr. Taffer holds the esteemed position of Doctoral Chair and Professor at Grand Canyon University, where she passionately engages in lecturing and leads research projects for learners in the disciplines of Business Administration, Education, and Theoretical Psychology. Recently, she assumed the role of President and CEO at the innovative Ed-Tech start-up, College for World Connections (CWC), powered by Joticle, which uses AI to develop essential life skills. CWC is a leader in accessible education for all ages, focusing on safety in AI and digital learning. The company is led by experienced educators who have transitioned into entrepreneurship.
Meet Dr. Twyla A. Williams
Professor, Abilene Christian University
Dr. Williams is a seasoned educator, researcher and leader in higher education, has made significant contributions to student outcomes through her commitment to equitable access to quality education. As Program Chair of a university Higher Education program, she has played a critical role in developing doctoral programs that focus on Educational and Organizational Leadership. In her College of Learning and Development, one of the current projects focuses on creating learning environments where artificial intelligence (AI) is positioned as a thought-partner, which can be used to enhance academic outcomes. Dr. Williams’s research and presentations emphasize empowerment and academic achievement, while her educational philosophy places students at the forefront of every decision, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to improving educational outcomes.
“Asking for help to reach your goals isn’t weakness, it’s intelligence.”
