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We're thrilled to partner with International Accreditors for Continuing Education & Training (IACET) as a sponsor for the AI Symposium October 9, bringing together brilliant minds for a robust day of though provoking sessions that will impact CE practice moving forward. This is the place to get in on where AI in continuing education is evolving and take home tools and templates you can immediately use to take action. Join us! Registration link is below 🌟

InspirEd, a cutting-edge workforce development consultancy and instructional design agency, is sponsoring Session 4: Top 10 Prompt Strategies for Large Language Models: Unlocking Productivity and Creativity with ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude at the IACET Artificial Intelligence Symposium on October 9, 2024, in Charlotte, NC. Specializing in the business of learning, education strategy, and inclusive training design, InspirEd is at the forefront of monitoring the shifting parameters of intellectual property and the evolving collaboration between learning professionals and AI tools. Their insights into AI's role in creating, delivering, and measuring training are shaping the future of education. We're thrilled to have InspirEd and Tracy King, MA, CAE as an AI Partner, contributing to the discussion on harnessing AI for enhanced productivity and creativity in learning! All non-members who register before August 29, 2024 will receive a complimentary one-year IACET Individual Membership (a $129 value). Register now: https://lnkd.in/e8EmUAg2

  • A promotional graphic for the IACET Artificial Intelligence Symposium, titled "Impact of the New Age: Converge, Innovate and Excel," happening on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, in Charlotte, NC. The featured session is "Session 4: Top 10 Prompt Strategies for Large Language Models: Unlocking Productivity and Creativity with ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude." The bottom section of the graphic indicates that this session is "Brought to you by AI Partner: InspirEd," with the InspirEd logo prominently displayed. The logo features a stylized, multicolored brain icon. The IACET logo is at the top, and there is a web link to www.IACET.org/AISYM at the bottom left. A visual of a hand holding a digital brain structure is also depicted at the bottom right.

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