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If you're ready to move beyond the AI noise and turn it into something practical, strategic and genuinely useful, you're in the right place.
Dan Fitzpatrick, The AI Educator, provides AI in education keynotes, school AI training, school AI strategy and consultancy for school leaders, teachers and education conferences.
Dan Fitzpatrick is an internationally recognised keynote speaker, five-times bestselling author and Forbes contributor, leading the charge on safe and innovative AI adoption.
An educator and former senior leader, Dan advises schools, governments and organisations around the world, working with leaders across the United States, UK, Middle East and beyond.
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Keynotes &
Speaking.
Most AI keynotes finish when the applause does. Dan's begins there.
Keynote topics include AI in education, the future of learning, and how schools, colleges and organisations can prepare for an AI-driven world.
I leave you with clarity about what to do next, who should own it and what could get in the way.
The kind of change people remember.
The best measure of our work is what happens after it. Here's what school and education leaders say about working with Dan.
Getting Dan into your school to speak for one hour will transform your teachers’ way of thinking. It will be the best PD you do all year.
Dan’s keynote woke us up to the urgency of embracing AI in education and challenged us to grab the opportunity with both hands. He certainly has left a lasting impression on our entire education service.
Dan’s balanced view of the use of AI takes tools that could be intimidating and makes them much more approachable and useful for practicing educators.
This was the first PD that my staff walked away from excited about! We had email and text chains that began immediately as staff discovered new resources. He was excellent!
Dan’s expertise is second to none, and his enthusiasm has empowered our teachers to want to be at the forefront of AI driven learning.
Dan Fitzpatrick offers a bold and transformative vision for the future of learning in the AI era.
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Inspiring Keynotes
Shift mindsets and give education audiences a clearer view of what AI changes next. Dan has delivered 500+ keynotes.
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AI training for schools
Build practical understanding across teaching staff, department heads and leadership teams.
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AI strategy guidance
Turn uncertainty into focused priorities, ownership and practical next steps.
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AI mentoring for leaders
Create focused space for executive leaders to work through fast-moving AI decisions.
Explore this serviceThe Books.
Books about artificial intelligence, educational leadership and the future of learning.
The Educators' AI Guide 2027
WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE WHEN AI ACTUALLY WORKS IN EDUCATION?
The Educators’ AI Guide 2027 is a collection of contributions from educators about artificial intelligence in education.
Find out moreThe Educators' AI Guide 2026
Contributions from educators, leaders & EdTech pioneers
The 2026 annual guide collects perspectives on artificial intelligence in education from educators, practitioners and education technology companies.
Free eBookInfinite Education
The Four-Step Strategy for Leading Change in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
A book for educational leaders about leading change in the age of artificial intelligence.
Find out moreThe AI Classroom
A guide to artificial intelligence in education covering strategies, tools and frameworks for educators.
Find out moreShort thoughts
Articles, ideas, and things worth keeping.
The latest practical thinking from For Parents and Insights, written for families, educators and school leaders navigating artificial intelligence.
For Parents
Visit For ParentsIs My Child Addicted to AI? How Much Is Too Much
Parents type this at 10pm and get either a shrug or a scare. Here is the honest answer: there is no diagnosis called AI addiction and no published hours-a-day limit, so the useful question is what the time replaced, not how much of it there was.
My Child Has Been Accused of Using AI. What Should I Do?
An AI detector cannot prove your child cheated, and your child's word alone will not settle it either. A former assistant headteacher on what to do first, what to send the school, and what to say at every age.
Can AI Teach Kids to Read? The Part That Has to Happen Out Loud
Reading is two jobs, and AI is good at one of them. Here is what the randomized trials actually found about AI reading tutors, why your child's school book is deliberately too simple, and the one check to run before you buy anything.
Insights
Visit InsightsAt What Age Should Students Be Allowed to Use AI?
New York drew its AI line at eighth grade. Your school is already operating under three different age lines, drawn by three different authorities, and in most cases it chose none of them. Here is how to find yours and set one you can defend.
Your Approved AI Tool Just Changed. Is It Still Approved?
The model behind an approved tool can be retired on sixty days' notice, and your governing body may not meet that often. Approval, the way most schools write it, is a photograph. The product is a film. Here is how to decide when a change means a tool needs approving again.
Why AI Champions Programs Fail: The Ceiling Nobody Plans For
Most AI champions programs do not fail. They stop, at the point where the next thing needed is a decision rather than a demonstration. The Champion's Ceiling names the four things no champion can do for you, and what a leadership team should do when the program reaches it.
AI For Educators
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The daily briefing for educators making sense of AI.