ISBA BURSARCAST // 'AI-ding Independent Schools', Practical uses and legal considerations around AI with Charlotte Sloan (19th October 2023)

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Explore the cutting-edge intersection of education and technology on this episode of The ISBA Bursarcast, the podcast for independent schools in the UK.

 In this episode, we delve into the realm of legal best practices and the utilities of AI in independent schools. Our guest, Charlotte Sloan, an employment lawyer at Birketts brings her wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table.

Discover the legal landscape of independent schools in the UK, as we discuss key considerations and compliance requirements that schools need to be aware of. From employment laws to safeguarding regulations, we'll navigate the legal intricacies to ensure that schools are up-to-date and in accordance with the latest best practices.

Additionally, AI is transforming the educational landscape, and we explore how independent schools can harness the power of artificial intelligence for administrative efficiency, student learning, and more. Charlotte Sloan shares her insights on the legal and ethical aspects of integrating AI into educational institutions, ensuring that schools stay ahead in this tech-driven world.

Join us for a stimulating discussion that provides valuable insights for bursars, educators, and school administrators in the UK.

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