Loading…
UCET 2025 is February 25 & 26 at the Salt Palace Convention Center. See you there!!

Building Map | Activities | Parking/TRAX/Walking | Food/Dining | General Schedule | Conference Strands | Credit Options
Free Sched app on iOS and Android
WiFi: Eduroam or ucet25 with password ucet25
or to register for this event.
Audience: Artificial Intelligence clear filter
arrow_back View All Dates
Tuesday, February 25
 

10:15am MST

Practical Use for AI in the Classroom
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
Discover how AI can simplify personalized learning in the classroom. This session will demonstrate how teachers can use AI to meet diverse student needs, making learning more accessible and teaching less overwhelming. Learn practical tools and strategies to easily integrate AI into your teaching, proving that it's a user-friendly and effective way to enhance student success.
Speakers
avatar for Kelley Kuehnl

Kelley Kuehnl

Teacher, Bountiful High School
I am new to education, but I have embraced AI from the outset. I have never presented in a conference. I try to use AI to help students understand that it is a tool to help them and not something to only be used when trying to cheat the system.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Prompt Powerups
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
In an age where artificial intelligence is transforming education, teachers are beginning to harness AI’s power to create engaging learning experiences and better meet the diverse needs of all students. This session will introduce the concept of 'Prompt Power-ups'—simple modifications to AI prompts that can lead to significantly enhanced outputs. Whether you're a seasoned AI user or new to the concept, this hands-on workshop will provide practical strategies to amplify AI's impact in your classroom. Attendees will leave with ready-to-use examples and a toolkit of techniques to implement immediately, empowering them to elevate their teaching to the next level.
Speakers
JA

Jeff Alley

Instructional Tech Coach, Logan City School District
Coaching ai prompts for two years, coaching edtech for 5.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Intermediate

10:15am MST

AI in the ELA Classroom - Differentiated Writing Instruction That Works
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 D
We all know that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can boost creativity in lesson planning, simplify grading, and handle some of the routine tasks that take up our time as educators. But we're also no strangers to the headaches AI can cause when students abuse it. This presentation will dive into how we can harness AI to give students personalized writing support, helping them build their skills instead of allowing the tech to do the work for them.
Speakers
JF

Jeff Felix

English Language Arts Teacher, Skill Struck
9 Years teaching ELA in High Schools, AI tutor creation and practice.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 255 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Pedagogy First: Guiding Principles for Using AI to Empower Students
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Hall 2/3
Learn how to utilize AI in your classroom in ways that go beyond hype and truly foster deep learning. In this session, we’ll briefly review the underlying mechanics of large language models before proposing four guiding principles to help you implement AI strategically in your classroom: task alignment, cognitive awareness, digital literacy, and human-centeredness. Using these principles as a lens, we’ll workshop classroom scenarios and discuss the ways artificial intelligence can support and empower our students when implemented strategically.
Speakers
avatar for Braxton Thornley

Braxton Thornley

Senior Technology Trainer, Utah Education Network (UEN)
Braxton specializes in using technology to personalize learning by leveraging tools within Canvas LMS, artificial intelligence and Google Workspace suite. He enjoys working with teachers one-on-one to help them create safe, organized and engaging classrooms. Before joining UEN's professional... Read More →
VO
avatar for Nicole Johnson

Nicole Johnson

Content Specialist, Utah Education Network (UEN)
Nicole specializes in educational technology tools for school counselors. She holds a Master’s in Educational Psychology / School Counseling from the University of Utah and has worked as an Academic Advisor, School Counselor, and a College/ Career Advisor in all K-12 settings. Nicole... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Using an AI image generator to Facilitate Critical Thinking
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 D
Engage in critical thinking using an AI image generator commonly available in Utah. From text to image and back again, join our journey to learn how you can use AI image generation to guide students in thinking critically about your content as well as the AI itself.
Speakers
avatar for Jessica Miller

Jessica Miller

Instructional Coach, Canyons School District
Experience as an Ed Tech Coach, former UCET presenter 2019 & 2020,
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 11:15am MST
Room 355 D
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

AI-Assisted PLC: A Prompt for Every Process
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
This poster will explore the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the PLC cycle. Learn about which AI prompts to use to answer these important collaboration questions: What do we want our students to learn? How will we know if each student has learned it? What will we do if they haven’t learned it? What will we do if they have learned it?
Speakers
avatar for Caroline Judd

Caroline Judd

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
LW
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

10:15am MST

Magic Moments in Ogden School District
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
Join us for an insightful poster session showcasing how educators in Ogden School District are leveraging MagicSchool AI to enhance student learning. This session will highlight how our dedicated educators are utilizing MagicSchool AI to enhance lesson planning, facilitate student engagement, streamline assessment, foster collaboration, unleash creativity, and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired by the transformative potential of AI in education.
Speakers
EL

Eliza Lyons

Digital Teaching & Learning Specialist, Ogden School District
As a DTL Specialist, I have planned and led several engaging workshops and PDs on Magic School AI and had the opportunity to collaborate with teachers on its various tools, including their favorite tools and how they use them in their classrooms. I am very familiar with Magic School... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 10:15am - 12:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

Adding in AI for Accessibility with Google Tools
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 C
This session explores how to leverage AI-powered features within Google tools to enhance accessibility for all students. Attendees will learn how to utilize tools MusicFX, Say What You See, Notebook LM, and Google Learn to create an inclusive classroom environment. The session will cover practical strategies such as voice typing for students with writing difficulties, AI-powered translation tools for multilingual learners, and accessibility features in NotebookLM to support all learners. Additionally, learners will see how to incorporate Google's AI experiments into everyday instruction to support all learners. Participants will leave with actionable tips on how to integrate these tools into daily classroom routines, ensuring every student can engage with learning materials effectively.
Speakers
avatar for Emma Moss

Emma Moss

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
avatar for Kelli Cannon

Kelli Cannon

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for eleven years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli is a Utah Teacher Fellow and holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in Teaching English as... Read More →
EL

Eliza Lyons

Digital Teaching & Learning Specialist, Ogden School District
As a DTL Specialist, I have planned and led several engaging workshops and PDs on Magic School AI and had the opportunity to collaborate with teachers on its various tools, including their favorite tools and how they use them in their classrooms. I am very familiar with Magic School... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 C
  Panel (Moderated Group Discussion; 60 minutes), Beginning

11:30am MST

The Human Advantage - Do We Still Need AI?
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Hall 2/3
Where AI dominates in every industry, including education, we must pause and think “just because we can, does that mean we should?” This session invites educators to explore the evolving role of AI in our classrooms. As we examine the skills that are uniquely human, we’ll better understand the balance between technology and these skills that create authentic intelligence. Uncover strategies that may shift your perspective on the future of education, and which will aid in designing highly effective learning experiences.
Speakers
avatar for Sam Densley

Sam Densley

Learning Experience Designer and Coach, Jordan School District
I am an educator and instructional coach with a passion for integrating creativity and technology into teaching. With years of experience in providing professional development and training, I focus on helping teachers become more effective and innovative in their classrooms. My journey... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Intermediate

11:30am MST

\"Transform Teaching: Stress Less, Engage More with SchoolAI\"
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 B
Imagine teaching with less stress and more impact. SchoolAI's innovative Tools and Assistants make it happen! Our smart lesson planner creates tailored plans in no time, while the grading tool handles scores and feedback, offering key insights. Communication? Effortless, with a unified platform for real-time, multilingual chats with students and parents. Plus, our professional development spaces inspire growth and collaboration. With SchoolAI, teachers can focus on what they love—engaging students and transforming learning. Ready to join the future of teaching?
Speakers
avatar for Deanna Taylor

Deanna Taylor

Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
I am Deanna Taylor, an educator with over 30 years of experience in early childhood and elementary education, holding a Master in Education with endorsements in Educational Technology, Gifted and Talented, and Literacy. As a Digital Learning Specialist, I collaborate with teachers... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Student-oriented ideas for using AI in your classroom
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
This session is aimed to provide secondary teachers with ten student-oriented ideas on how to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the classroom. By playing with different tools already used in Utah schools, such as Canva, Adobe products, but also ChatGPT (and its privacy-protected alternatives), we will discuss several practical ways how you can use AI in your secondary education classroom to increase student engagement. Whether you are a History teacher, using AI to allow students to time travel and interview historical figures, or you are a Science teacher looking for an AI science project, we would love to talk to you and share ideas during this session. Knowing how to navigate AI applications and gain the right AI-inspired skills is also very important for students to remain competitive in today’s job market. To that end, we will discuss the art of writing prompts as well as what some responsible and ethical ways are to use AI in the classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Katarina Pantic

Katarina Pantic

Assistant Professor, Weber State University
PhD in Instructional Technology
avatar for Jessie Nixon

Jessie Nixon

Assistant Professor, Weber State University
G4
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

Creating Custom AI Chatbots 101
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
Explore how to create your own AI-powered chatbot. Explore the basics of chatbot design, how to set-up a prompt, and deploy a chatbot to automate tasks, or thinking routines. You can use chatbots in both your personal role and with students. Participants will be introduced to chatbots using a free MagicSchool account, but these skills can be applied within any AI platform. Come join us, by the end you’ll be building your own chatbot like a pro!
Speakers
avatar for Jonathan Stewart

Jonathan Stewart

Teacher Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
avatar for Emma Moss

Emma Moss

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist and AI Systems Co-Lead, Canyons School District
Emma Moss founded the Utah AI Collaborative and leads monthly meet-ups around AI and innovation in education. She has presented on AI topics at UCET, URSA C-Forum, ISTE, TX Technnovate and has upcoming presentations at the CTE Vision conference and FETC. In addition to presenting... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

12:45pm MST

The AI Dilemma: Preserving Human Trust While Protecting Cybersecurity
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Hall 2/3
While AI technology offers benefits, how can we help our students understand the risks associated with ever-present surveillance and deceptive AI deepfakes? Through real life dilemmas, this hands-on session demonstrates how AI impacts our ability to trust what we see and the ways in which we, as humans, connect.
Speakers
avatar for Sue Thotz

Sue Thotz

Director of Outreach, Common Sense Education
Main presenter has presented at ISTE and various ISTE affiliates on topics such as AI Literacy, Digital Citizenship, Wellbeing, and maintaining culture and relationships in classrooms.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 12:45pm - 1:45pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Beginning

1:30pm MST

Classroom Revolution: Elevate your teaching game with SchoolAI Sidekick
Tuesday February 25, 2025 1:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Room 155 G
Join us for an exciting poster session where you’ll learn how to revolutionize your classroom with SchoolAI’s Sidekick, designed to enhance both your teaching and student learning. Discover how to seamlessly integrate AI into your daily instruction to support students in real time, provide instant feedback, and personalize learning experiences. Explore how AI Sidekick can help students with task completion, creative projects, and independent learning, all while giving you more time to focus on meaningful interactions. This session will equip you with practical tools and strategies to boost student participation, tailor support, and create a tech-forward, engaging classroom environment!
Speakers
avatar for Michelle Kantaris

Michelle Kantaris

6th grade teacher, Cedar Valley Elementary
Michelle Kantaris is a 6th grade teacher at Cedar Valley Elementary in Cedar Fort, Utah.. She presently teaches 6th grade with prior experience in grades K-8. Michelle has a passion for reaching students through engaging cross-curricular activities. Michelle is on the district science... Read More →
avatar for Emily Perkins

Emily Perkins

5th Grade Teacher, Cedar Valley Elementary
Emily Perkins is the 5th grade teacher at Cedar Valley Elementary in Cedar Fort, Utah. She has been the 5th grade teacher for the last 12 years. Emily enjoys creating high-quality, engaging cross-curricular learning experiences for her students. Emily is on the district science, math... Read More →
avatar for Shannon Jenkins

Shannon Jenkins

Innovative Learning Coach, Alpine School District
Tuesday February 25, 2025 1:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Room 155 G
  Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes), Beginning

2:00pm MST

Prompting AI for Authentic Outcomes
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 B
Ever wonder how to get more authentic, meaningful results from AI? In this session, you'll discover the art of crafting prompts that guide AI toward real-world, relevant outcomes. We’ll explore practical techniques and traditional approaches, like integrating policies and thoughtful prompting, to ensure your AI interactions feel genuine and aligned with your goals. Whether you're an educator, developer, or curious enthusiast, this session will equip you with the tools to unlock AI’s full potential—making your AI outputs not just smart, but truly authentic.
Speakers
avatar for Andrew Clark

Andrew Clark

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist, Cache County School District
Currently I oversee the DTL program for Cache County School District. I have been a Digital Learning Coach, Regional Technology Trainer, and an elementary classroom teacher. I have presented at conferences both locally and nationally about utilizing technology in the classroom.
Tuesday February 25, 2025 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (30 minutes), Beginning

3:15pm MST

Empowering Future Leaders with Student-Facing AI
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 B
Join us for an engaging exploration of how to effectively guide students in their inevitable interactions with AI tools. This hands-on session will focus on providing educators with practical strategies to help students become ethical, critical, and creative users of AI technology. Learn how to transform AI from a classroom challenge into an opportunity for deeper learning and real-world skill development. From more effective prompting to the nuances of AI policies, attendees will leave ready to empower their students.
Speakers
avatar for Julie Kaster

Julie Kaster

Teacher/DTL Specialist, Cache County School District and GEG Utah
EdTech Endorsed (Julie and Andrew), USBE AI Summit Attendees (Julie, Andrew), UTTLN Members (Julie, Andrew), Google Certified Educators Levels 1-2 (Julie, Andrew, Alison), GEG Utah Leadership Member (Julie), Google + AI Fellow (Julie)
avatar for Andrew Clark

Andrew Clark

Digital Teaching and Learning Specialist, Cache County School District
Currently I oversee the DTL program for Cache County School District. I have been a Digital Learning Coach, Regional Technology Trainer, and an elementary classroom teacher. I have presented at conferences both locally and nationally about utilizing technology in the classroom.
avatar for Alison Ence

Alison Ence

Teacher/DTL Specialist, Cache County School District
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Room 355 B
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Intermediate

3:15pm MST

The Human Element in a Tech-Driven Classroom
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Hall 2/3
In today's evolving educational landscape, technology has become an essential tool for enhancing learning experiences. However, as we embrace the digital age, it's essential to remember the enduring importance of human connection in the classroom. This session will explore how to effectively integrate technology while preserving the essential role of human interaction. We will explore strategies for fostering strong student-teacher relationships, creating a supportive and inclusive classroom culture, and addressing the challenges that may arise in balancing technology. Through personal experience, current studies, and practical tips, we will explore insights on how to create a learning environment that is both technologically advanced and deeply humanizing. Join me as we explore the intersection of technology and human connection in education.
Speakers
avatar for Tyrell Neal

Tyrell Neal

Instructional Coach, Box Elder School District
Presented at UMLA on positive relationships (2x), Presented at UCET last year on Relationships the PLC Process and Solution Tree's "Strategic Implementation Guide." I have worked as an instructional coach for 8 years. I was the second instructional coach hired at BESD. I have taught... Read More →
Tuesday February 25, 2025 3:15pm - 4:15pm MST
Hall 2/3
  Traditional Presentation (60 minutes), Intermediate
 
From $80.00
  • Filter By Date
    Feb 25 - 26, 2025
  • Filter By Venue
    Salt Lake City, UT, USA
    All
    Hall 2/3
    Room 155 G
    Room 255 B
    Room 255 C
    Room 255 D
    Room 255 E
    Room 257 B
    Room 258
    Room 355 B
    Room 355 C
    Room 355 D
    Room 355 E
    Virtual A
  • Filter By Type
    Edcamp Style (Moderated session on a particular topic; 60 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    Intermediate
    Empty
    All
    Empty
    Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    Panel (Moderated Group Discussion; 60 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    passionate topics; 10-15 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    Intermediate
    Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    Intermediate
    Pre-Recorded Session (Pre-Recorded Virtual Session; 60 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    Intermediate
    Traditional Presentation (30 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    Intermediate
    Traditional Presentation (60 minutes)
    All
    Beginning
    Intermediate
    UTedchat (Short
    All
    Beginning
    Intermediate
  • Strand
    Accessibility / Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
    Artificial Intelligence
    Competency-Based Learning (PCBL)
    Computer Science / Coding / Robotics
    Digital Storytelling / Media Production
    Edtech Basics
    Edtech Leveled Up (Advanced)
    Empty
    Featured Speaker
    Informational Literacy / Digital Citizenship
    Instructional / Tech Coaching
    Leadership
    Makerspaces: STREAM
    Personalized
    STEAM
    STEM
    Teacher Fellows
  • Audience
    Elementary Teachers
    Higher Ed/Post-Secondary
    Librarians
    Other…
    Paraprofessionals
    School/District Administrators
    Secondary Teachers
    Technology Coaches/Specialists
  • Skill Level
    Beginning
    Empty
    Intermediate
  • Timezone
UCET 2025
From $80.00
Share Modal

Share this link via

Or copy link

Filter sessions
Apply filters to sessions.
Filtered by Date - 
Clear filter
Tuesday, February 25
Wednesday, February 26
Hall 2/3
Room 155 G
Room 255 B
Room 255 C
Room 255 D
Room 255 E
Room 257 B
Room 258
Room 355 B
Room 355 C
Room 355 D
Room 355 E
Virtual A
  • Edcamp Style (Moderated session on a particular topic; 60 minutes)
  • Empty
  • Maker Session (Table Bring Your Own Device Session; 60-120 minutes)
  • Panel (Moderated Group Discussion; 60 minutes)
  • passionate topics; 10-15 minutes)
  • Poster (Table style presentation; 60-120 minutes)
  • Pre-Recorded Session (Pre-Recorded Virtual Session; 60 minutes)
  • Traditional Presentation (30 minutes)
  • Traditional Presentation (60 minutes)
  • UTedchat (Short
  • Strand
  • Accessibility / Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Competency-Based Learning (PCBL)
  • Computer Science / Coding / Robotics
  • Digital Storytelling / Media Production
  • Edtech Basics
  • Edtech Leveled Up (Advanced)
  • Empty
  • Featured Speaker
  • Informational Literacy / Digital Citizenship
  • Instructional / Tech Coaching
  • Leadership
  • Makerspaces: STREAM
  • Personalized
  • STEAM
  • STEM
  • Teacher Fellows
  • Audience
  • Elementary Teachers
  • Higher Ed/Post-Secondary
  • Librarians
  • Other…
  • Paraprofessionals
  • School/District Administrators
  • Secondary Teachers
  • Technology Coaches/Specialists
  • Skill Level
  • Beginning
  • Empty
  • Intermediate
  • Popular