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  • The Role of AI in Creative Practice and the Classroom - Teacher PD
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permissiongrantedpanel26 The Role of AI in Creative Practice and the Classroom - Teacher PD QPAC Talks & Conversations, Creative Learning The Role of AI in Creative Practice and the Classroom - Teacher PD

25 Jul 2026, 11:10am
Cremorne Theatre
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$10
1 hour
no interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

As AI rapidly reshapes how we create, teach and learn, what role should it play in artistic practice and education?

This panel brings together educators, artists and industry voices to explore the opportunities, challenges and ethical questions AI presents in both the classroom and creative process. From authorship and originality to access, critical thinking and future-ready learning, this conversation considers how we can engage with AI thoughtfully, creatively and responsibly.

Designed to also support teacher professional development, the session offers valuable insight for educators looking to build confidence, critical understanding and practical skills for contemporary teaching practice.

Panelists to be announced shortly.

Curriculum Links

This is a rich, future-focused panel that connects strongly across the Australian Curriculum v9, Senior QCAA syllabuses, and multiple VET pathways as it sits at the intersection of critical thinking, technologies, ethics, and creative practice. 

The Arts Curriculum V9.0

The Arts (Dance, Drama, Media Arts, Music, Visual Arts), Technologies (Digital Technologies & Design Technologies), Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS), English (General & Literature) 

VET Pathways 

Creative Industries (e.g. CUA Creative Arts and Culture Training Package), Screen & Media / Film, TV & New Media 

 

Teacher Professional Development Learning Outcomes

How this panel supports Teacher Professional Development 

  • Builds an understanding of using AI tools in classroom contexts  
  • Develops critical literacy around the use of AI 
  • Supports curriculum-aligned integration across subjects
  • Encourages interdisciplinary teaching approaches 

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Ticket Prices

Panel: $10 per person

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