Event Phone: 608-732-5460

Duration: 1 Hour
Target Audience: Art Educators

🕒 1-Hour Agenda

1. Welcome & Introduction (5 mins)

• Brief introduction to the webinar objectives
• Quick poll: “How familiar are you with AI in art and design?”
• Overview of how AI is transforming traditional and digital art creation

2. Understanding AI in Art Education (10 mins)

• What is AI? (Simple explanation for artistic applications)
• How AI is used in visual art, design, and creative expression
• Real-world examples of AI in professional and classroom settings

3. AI Tools for Digital & Traditional Art (10 mins)

• How AI assists in sketching, painting, and 3D design
• AI-powered color selection, style transfer, and digital enhancements
• Live demonstration: Exploring AI-assisted digital art tools

4. Ethical Implications of AI in Art (10 mins)

• AI’s impact on originality, authorship, and artistic integrity
• AI-generated art in commercial and creative industries
• Discussion: Who owns AI-generated artwork?

5. AI-Generated Inspiration & Creative Prompts (10 mins)

• AI as a source of artistic inspiration
• AI-generated concept sketches and creative prompts
• Classroom applications: Using AI for brainstorming and artistic exploration

6. Hands-On Activities with AI Art Tools (10 mins)

• Live demonstration of AI-powered creative tools
• Interactive task: Educators explore AI-generated artwork and modify it
• Discussion: “How can AI enhance, rather than replace, creativity in art classrooms?”

7. Q&A & Closing Discussion (15 mins)

• Open discussion on AI’s role in art education
• Educators share thoughts on integrating AI into their classrooms
• Final Q&A Session: Address participant questions and resource sharing

Key Takeaways:

✔ AI enhances creative exploration, artistic techniques, and design processes
✔ AI-powered tools support and inspire, rather than replace, human creativity
✔ Ethical discussions about AI-generated art and ownership are essential
✔ Educators play a key role in guiding students to use AI responsibly in art