Welcome to Vibe Coding for Educators! A New ECIS SIG Group: 28 October
Welcome to Vibe Coding for Educators! A New ECIS SIG Group: 28 October
15:30 (UK time)
SIG Chair/Presenter:Adam Bradford
Host: Shayne Wermers
Join us for the launch of Vibe Coding for Educators, a new ECIS SIG exploring how teachers can use AI to build their own custom learning tools, with no coding experience needed. We’ll share what vibe coding is, showcase real teacher-built apps and games, and look at how AI makes differentiation and accessibility quicker and cheaper to design. Come find out how to join a growing network of teacher-creators shaping the future of classroom technology.
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