From AI Speculation to AI Practice: Real Decisions, Courses, and Policies
Part of BEA 2026
Sunday 19 April 2026·10:15 pm
As AI transforms media industries and education, institutions are moving beyond speculation into concrete action. This panel highlights official courses, minors, policies, and institutional initiatives already shaping AI literacy. With a focus on media literacy, panelists will share how colleges and organizations are formally addressing generative AI to prepare students for critical engagement with emerging technologies. Moderator: Teresa (Terry) Filipowicz, Pima Community College Panelists: Tom Hallaq, Kansas State University Milton A Santiago, Syracuse University Chris Strobel, Northern Kentucky University
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