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    Thank you for sharing this. I've been thinking about it too. It's something we need to take seriously. Why do people have to ruin things??? ------------------------------ Terry Wolf Director of Communications Concord School District (NH) Concord NH ...

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    Before knowing of this recommendation, this is something that I've been thinking a lot about. AI adds a whole other layer of risk, but even before that, images of children online is a huge risk for parents, let alone schools. I don't necessarily have ...

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    Boozhoo (hello in Ojibwe). I changed the subject line of this post to hopefully garner more attention from school communicators. Recently, the Safe AI for Children Alliance (SAIFCA) issued updated guidance recommending that schools move away ...

  • Posted in: Open Forum

    Rebecca Bultsma, a former school communicator from Canada who has spoken at NSPRA on generative artificial intelligence, is conducting research for her Master's thesis at the University of Edinburgh. She's studying how K-12 education leaders respond when ...

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