Conferences & workshops organized by ECONOCOM / APPLE

What if artificial intelligence became an everyday ally for teachers, students, and IT managers? What if it redefined the way we learn, teach, and collaborate, from elementary school to university?
In this demonstration workshop, Econocom and its partners AMD and Microsoft will present concrete uses of AI in the service of education, inclusion, and digital trust.
Participants will discover the new generation of Copilot+ PCs, equipped with AMD Ryzen™ AI PRO series processors, true innovation platforms designed for education: capable of generating, summarizing, illustrating, or translating content instantly thanks to embedded AI, these computers pave the way for unprecedented creativity and efficiency, even when offline.
The workshop will also highlight the real-time creation of interactive lessons with Microsoft Copilot, the instant adaptation of materials for students with specific needs via Immersive Reader, and the accessibility tools of Windows 11.
It will also be an opportunity to demonstrate the security and protection of educational data using Microsoft Defender, EU Data Boundaries, and Windows 11.
A practical and immersive event to discover how AI, from the workstation to the classroom, supports teachers, pupils, and students towards more personalized, inclusive, and responsible learning.
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Far from being a mere fad, artificial intelligence is already redefining the contours of education. Between the promise of innovation, the demand for security, and environmental responsibility, it raises as many questions as it inspires answers.
How are these transformations being translated into concrete terms in public policy, in educational institutions, and in the classroom? How can data security and sovereignty be guaranteed? And how can we ensure that technology remains a lever for human progress, in a sustainable and ethical manner?
This round table will bring together major players from the worlds of education and technology, who will share their complementary visions and experiences:
•   Gwang-Chol Chang – Chief, Education Policy Section – UNESCO
Will share an international vision of education policies and concrete levers for the ethical and inclusive integration of AI into education systems.
 
•   Guerric Chalnot – Consultant, speaker, and former deputy school principal
Drawing on his experience in educational innovation and neuroeducation, he will illustrate how AI can enrich educational practices and strengthen students' critical thinking skills.

• Guillaume Leboucher – Founder of the “AI for Schools” Foundation
A committed entrepreneur, he will discuss the role of ethics and critical thinking in the face of emerging technologies and the role of AI in educational transformation.
• Mathieu Jacquot – Facilitator and network developer – Manche Numérique
He will share his vision of an innovative purchasing center that plays a key role in securing and modernizing public digital technology.
• Pascal Lazerand – Engineer, teacher, and consultant mediator – Intel Skills for Innovation Ambassador
He will talk about his work with local authorities and schools, and the role of technology in promoting innovative teaching practices.
 
Marine Rabeyrin - Director of Education EMEA – Lenovo, will lead discussions on the major challenges of AI: innovation, security, inclusion, and sustainability.
By bringing together institutional, educational, and technological perspectives, this session will highlight the concrete solutions that AI can provide to the challenges facing the world of education—and how each stakeholder can contribute to responsible transformation.