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Friday, September 25, 2026
12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT
Online · BrightTALK
K-12 Leaders · CISOs, CIOs, instructional-tech & student-safety owners
Blocking all student AI is like locking the tutoring door that never closes, and leaving AI ungoverned lets inappropriate use hurt learning. The district goal is to enable AI safely and effectively so digital learning outcomes improve. This live demo shows how iboss redirects students to approved AI tools, monitors AI conversations across major services, and flags inappropriate use for the right owners. Teachers handle classroom misuse in the Classroom Management portal; risk managers work student AI risk in the Risk Manager portal, on the same purpose-built K12 Zero Trust SASE platform districts already use for safety and classroom control. For CISOs, CIOs, and instructional-tech leaders who want AI in learning without hype.
Blocking all student AI removes always-on tutoring-style help; the goal is safe, effective AI use that improves digital learning outcomes.
Allow, block, or redirect by AI category to approved tools; capture conversations across major AI services; teachers use Classroom Management; risk owners use the Risk Manager workflow.
Inappropriate or off-task AI use is a learning problem as much as a safety one. Visibility and role-based response beat blanket blocks.