Hosted by CAfLN (Canadian Assessment for Learning Network)

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Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping education, challenging long-held assumptions about learning, evidence, and assessment. As AI becomes embedded in classrooms, educators are being called to rethink how we assess learning in ways that remain equitable, meaningful, and human-centered.

Join educators, leaders, and researchers from across Canada to explore how assessment practices can evolve in this new landscape. Through keynotes, research-informed sessions, and practical workshops, participants will examine AI’s impact on classroom assessment while keeping equity, student agency, and professional judgment at the center.

Grounded in Canadian research and real classroom experiences, this conference invites participants to question traditional grading practices, explore new approaches to assessment for learning, and consider what truly matters in education.

Come to Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, to engage in bold conversations and collaborative learning as we work together to transform assessment in the age of AI.