In a fast, playful design sprint, you will start from what students need, then build and pitch a one-page Student Program blueprint focused on your area of focus, such as AI, data, coding, esports, student leadership, etc. Work solo or team up. Leave with a student program your school can actually run. Real models like Student TechCrew, Girls Who Game, and Data Dunkers will show what is possible. The strongest pitches earn Dell Education Team support for a 2026-27 pilot. Design, Build, LAUNCH!

What does it actually take to make AI work across a district? This session goes behind the scenes to explore the connected systems thinking that turns AI potential into real outcomes for staff and students. Using Microsoft as the foundation, we will look at how intentional platform connections reduce silos and unlock better experiences across operations, leadership, and learning. Come ready to rethink how all the pieces fit together.

When AI can generate answers, write papers, and even explain its thinking, what should we assess? Explore and develop strategies for designing assignments and assessments that capture real learning, encourage productive thinking, and develop the future-facing competencies students need beyond school.

Great AI integration in schools starts with one question: who are we really designing for? This session centers the learner and explores how educators and instructional coaches can use Microsoft tools and resources to support teaching, reflection, and differentiation. Every student in the room belongs here, including those with diverse learning needs and those who need additional support. Expect practical ideas, honest conversation, and strategies you can bring back to your classroom and team right away.

Turn basketball, movement, teamwork, and student-generated stats into a powerful gateway to data science. See how students collect, analyze, and communicate data while building math skills, collaboration, AI literacy, and the durable skills they need to thrive.

AI is moving fast but schools still need to keep what matters most at the center. Successful implementation starts with people, not technology. Review how districts are building capacity across the school system while keeping learning, relationships and student development at the center. Leave with your own plan for building capacity.

What becomes possible when the laptop runs the AI itself, no cloud required? This closing session is not about answers. It is about honest exploration. Get hands-on with what PCs with AI on it can already do when the work stays on the device: faster, more private, and ready even offline. Then scout where this genuinely fits your school, and just as honestly, where it does not. If you find a real fit, and you can apply to join Intel's AI Ready Schools program.