The AI Architect Introduction Webinar
This webinar introduces AI concepts ahead of the April 13 Master Class.
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Artificial intelligence is everywhere—but using it effectively requires more than experimentation. This introductory webinar sets the stage for a deeper, hands-on learning experience to follow.
During this session, we will introduce how organizations can move beyond basic AI use toward intentionally architecting AI as a permanent digital team member—one designed to solve a specific operational challenge. Participants will gain a high-level understanding of the concepts, language, and mindset required to move from prompting to building.
This webinar also serves as a preview of the Master Class that follows on April 13, where these ideas will be explored in depth through practical application and real-world use cases. Attendees will leave with clarity on what’s ahead, why it matters, and how to prepare to fully engage in the masterclass experience.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Toi Elizabeth Hershman
Dr. Toi Elizabeth Hershman is an Instructional Designer and Education Strategist with a strong foundation in educational psychology and pedagogy. With a diverse professional background that spans engineering, classroom teaching at all levels, and executive leadership, she brings a practical, systems-based approach to innovation.
As the former Executive Director of EntreEd (The National Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education), Dr. Hershman spent years driving strategic growth and workforce initiatives. She is deeply committed to thoughtful technology adoption and the "human in the loop" philosophy, ensuring that new tools serve as a means for empowerment rather than a replacement for connection.
Dr. Hershman combines her Doctorate in Instructional Design and Technology with her experience as a mechanical engineer and educator to help leaders navigate the complexities of emerging technology. She specializes in creating safe, scalable frameworks that improve operational efficiency while keeping student success and equity at the center.