The end of this meeting was cut a little short due to a technical error. Frederick Lane will finish up and do 15 minutes of Q&A for Session 6.
Dealing with Security, Confidential Data, and Possible Risks/Bias Issues: Understand the importance of safeguarding sensitive information, mitigating risks, and addressing potential biases in AI applications.
Frederick Lane is an author, attorney, expert witness, and professional speaker on the legal and cultural implications of emerging technology. After graduating from Amherst College and Boston College Law School, I clerked for two years for the Honorable Frank H. Freedman, Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court in Massachusetts. After practicing law for five years and writing my first book, Vermont Jury Instructions — Civil and Criminal (with John Dinse and Ritchie Berger) [Butterworth 1993], I launched a computer consulting business that in time led to my current work as a computer forensics expert and author.
Scott Friedman joined AWSP in July of 2018 after 25 years as a teacher, coach, school, and district administrator. He began his educational career at Ridgetop Junior High is Silverdale as a teacher and coach. From there he taught and coached at Riverside High School before embarking on his administrative career. Scott has served as a high school assistant principal and athletic director. From there he spent four years as an elementary principal. The last four years Scott has been the Director of Teaching and Learning for the Nine Mile Falls School District. Learn more.
Dr. Dana Anderson, CEO of Washington School Information Processing Cooperative (WSIPC). Served in Washington State as a classroom teacher of mathematics and science, school principal, district superintendent, ESD Superintendent, and currently as CEO of the largest public data processing cooperative in the country. WSIPC was formed by Washington’s nine Educational Service Districts in the early 80’s. It currently has over 3 Million registered users within the Skyward solution provided to 94% of Washington's school districts.
David joined AWSP in December 2013 after working for OSPI. He worked on the Basic Education Finance Task Force and started on the Teacher/Principal Evaluation Program in 2010. When he's not working, he's successfully escaping from escape rooms with his wife Taylor, playing tennis, or buying the latest Apple product. Email David.
