Music Mark announced a professional development session examining how artificial intelligence can advance inclusive practice within music education organizations. The event features Sam Stimpson of SLS 360 and Alicja Depka of Speed Admin, who will discuss practical applications for inclusion leads and service managers. The discussion targets those responsible for driving inclusive practice within music education organizations.
According to Music Mark, the session aims to look past current excitement surrounding the technology to identify concrete ways these tools assist professionals on the ground. Key topics include lowering administrative workloads and expanding reach for inclusion leaders. The organization is hosting this event in partnership with The I.D.E.A.L Network, a community supporting individuals and groups committed to fostering diverse and accessible cultures.
Music Mark stated that attendees may use AI bots during the Zoom meeting for note-taking or accessibility purposes, provided they notify organizers via email beforehand. This policy distinguishes legitimate aids from other applications. The session is designed to equip participants with actionable insights to implement within their specific organizational settings. Partner SLS 360 works to empower entities to eliminate injustice and discrimination while effecting positive change.
For more information, visit musicmark.org.uk.