Artificial Intelligence and Physical Computing

Dr. Camille Dempsey is an Assistant Professor of Middle & Secondary Education/Educational Leadership at Edinboro University where she teaches educational technology, research and methods courses. Her research includes a focus on virtuality culture theory and the ways that contemporary technology mediates human presence in the ways society is connecting, exploring and communicating. Most recently she received the PAECT Higher Education Technology Impact Award for a journal article she wrote.

Denise Wright, has been teaching in STEM education for over 22 years. She is a volunteer for NASA as a Solar System Ambassador, piloted the first distance learning telescope to be used in classrooms across South Carolina, and founded a local community amateur astronomy group, Grand Strand Astronomers. Denise, serves as an Advisory Board Technology Member for the National Science Teaching Association. She was awarded a travel grant, from the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, in November of 2019, to attend the Artificial Intelligence K12 Symposium in Washington, D.C.