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Thursday, November 19, 2026
12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT
Online · BrightTALK · 30 minutes
K-12 Leaders · District CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, directors of technology, instructional-tech and digital-learning leaders, and student-safety owners
Blanket blocks shut the classroom door on useful AI, and an AUP alone does not stop student cheating or other classroom AI misuse. In this session, iboss shows Classroom Management with embedded A.I. Risk so teachers can see academic dishonesty and classroom AI misuse live and handle it themselves in the room: live screens, Focus Mode, and conversation visibility across major AI services on the same platform districts use for safety and filtering. Risk managers keep broader student AI risk in the Risk Manager workflow. The goal is to enable AI for learning safely, with teacher agency beyond policy text or a hard block. For district technology, instructional-tech, and student-safety leaders.
Enable AI for student learning safely with approved tools and conversation visibility, instead of shutting AI off or relying on policy text alone.
Live screen view, Focus Mode, and Classroom Management with embedded A.I. Risk, while risk managers work broader student AI risk in the Risk Manager workflow.
Rosters that sync with PowerSchool, ClassLink, Clever, and OneRoster, and no extra agent fighting the filter.