UEN Homeroom

In the final episode of Homeroom, Fernando and Dani take a heartfelt trip down memory lane. They’re joined by former UEN Homeroom hosts and some of the beloved substitute teachers who’ve stepped in along the way. To our incredible listeners—thank you for tuning in over the past seven years. We’re deeply grateful to every guest who shared their experiences, stories and lessons. And most of all, to the teachers out there: thank you. You are the heart and backbone of education. You matter.

Welcome to a new episode of Homeroom! Today, we're diving into part two of our conversation on how teachers and elementary students are navigating the ever-changing world of artificial intelligence. Dani and Fernando chat with an instructional coach and two teachers who are on the front lines, exploring how AI is being discussed with students and used to support educators.

Welcome to a new episode of Homeroom! This special two-part series explores the impact of artificial intelligence in education, with a focus on K–6 students. In Part One, we are joined by computer science expert Vicky Sedgwick, who shares valuable insights and practical advice for elementary school teachers on integrating AI into their classrooms.

On this episode of Homeroom, Dani and Fernando chat with the Current Director of Data and Privacy at Access for Learning, and the Data Privacy (David Sallay) and Security Team from the Utah State Board of Education were brought on to discuss the ins and outs regarding data privacy and artificial intelligence.

How are educators keeping pace with AI in the classroom? Join Dani and Fernando as they explore the rapidly evolving landscape of AI professional development in education with special guests Matt Winters, AI Specialist at Utah State Board of Education, and UEN's own Braxton Thornley. From early misconceptions to current best practices, discover how teacher training around AI has transformed and get practical insights on effectively integrating AI into your teaching practice.