Overview: AI is opening new possibilities for learners with learning differences, offering tools and personalized approaches that were previously unimaginable. However, technology advances also demand a renewed emphasis on equity, accessibility, and inclusive design. The AI+Learning Differences Hackathon is gathering technologists, educators, students, families, researchers, and innovators for a full-day, hands-on event dedicated to creating solutions that support diverse learning needs. This hackathon will bring together participants to collaborate and prototype cutting-edge tools and applications that empower learners with differences and intellectual disabilities. Whether you’re passionate about technology, education, or making a positive impact, this is a chance to turn ideas into action. Be a part of this groundbreaking event—let’s build a more inclusive future for education.
There will be five tracks for the hackathon, each one eligible for a $250 prize for the entire winning team (with a maximum of $100 per participant)*. The top winning project will be eligible for a $1,000 prize* for the entire winning team. [*Gift prizes in excess of $100 are taxable.]
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Reimagine learning with AI tools that adapt to diverse needs, enhance engagement, and unlock the potential of every learner.
AI for Educators: Revolutionizing Teaching for Inclusive Classrooms
Develop AI-powered solutions to support teachers with real-time insights, reduce workloads, and foster equity in education.
AI for Social and Emotional Growth: Building Resilience and Connection
Harness AI to nurture emotional well-being, strengthen social skills, and create supportive environments for all learners.
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Create AI innovations that remove barriers, amplify abilities, and ensure accessibility for learners of all ages and abilities.
AI for Lifelong Learning: Thriving in Work, Life, and Beyond
Design AI solutions that empower adults with learning differences to achieve success in education, the workforce, and personal growth.
Dec. 7, 2024
Stanford University
450 Jane Stanford Way, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
$2,250
