STEM AI & Digital conference: Tech and AI to tackle teacher workload SL920

Learn how to use technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce teacher workload. Discover what AI can do for you, explore best practice in using AI, and find out how to make the most of the technology you already use to save time.

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Summary

Discover how artificial intelligence can significantly reduce teacher workload while maintaining high-quality teaching and learning. The STEM AI & Digital Conference offers practical and evidence-based insights on making the most of AI safely and effectively in education.

Dates for the 2025/26 academic year are now live, with conferences taking place in London on 14 November 2025 and in York on 26 June 2026.

What to expect?

• Inspiring keynotes

  Engage with dynamic keynote addresses charting the evolution of AI in education and how it can be adopted responsibly and effectively - see each individual event for confirmed keynote speakers. 

• Hands-on workshops

  Choose from interactive sessions led by AI specialists in educational settings, covering:

  • Workload reduction using AI

  • Adaptive teaching enabled by technology

  • Time-saving strategies for marking and feedback

  • Supporting learners with SEND

• Exhibitors

Meet a wide range of experts and providers in AI for education. Explore innovative tools, resources, and solutions that can be applied directly in your school to reduce workload and improve outcomes.

We look forward to welcoming you to the conferences and supporting you in exploring the ethical implications of using AI in education, as well as the best ways to utilise it across a wide range of educational contexts.

Who is it for?

Teachers and subject leaders in both primary and secondary schools.

What topics are covered?

You will have the opportunity to choose sessions that best meet the needs of your school, creating a personalised day of learning. A form will be provided for you to indicate your preferences, ensuring you gain the maximum benefit from the event.

Sessions include:

• Tech and AI for inclusion
• AI and tech for low stakes assessment
• AI for lesson planning and resources
• Technology to reduce marking workload
• AI for adaptive teaching
• AI in Education
• Artificial intelligence for primary subject leaders
• Artificial intelligence for secondary subject leaders
• Using AI tools to support SEND students

How will you learn?

Face-to-face, with engaging keynotes and multiple interactive workshop sessions.

How long is this course?

1 Day

Outcomes

By the end of the conference you will be able to:

• Identify AI tools and technologies that reduce teacher workload without compromising educational quality
• Explore how AI tools can be used to support subject leadership
• Understand and work within the limitations of AI tools to produce high-quality outputs while saving time
• Explore how AI can support SEND students