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Dr. Eva Harvell brings 24 years of K-12 experience to every stage, as a classroom teacher, technology director, university adjunct faculty member, and active AI education researcher. Her sessions are practical, research-grounded, and immediately applicable, whether your audience is classroom teachers, district administrators, or school board members. Dr. Harvell meets educators where they are and moves them forward with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

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SIGNATURE TOPICS

Pedagogy First: Integrating Technology That Actually Transforms Teaching

For teachers, instructional leaders, and curriculum directors

Technology only works when it serves learning and not the other way around. This session challenges educators to rethink how they integrate technology by starting with pedagogy, not tools. Practical, classroom-tested strategies help teachers move beyond surface-level tech use toward meaningful integration that deepens learning, increases engagement, and builds lasting digital skills.

Responsible AI in PK-12: Policy, Practice, and Purpose

For district leaders, school boards, and policy makers

Developing an AI policy is just the beginning. This session guides district leaders and school boards through the critical questions every district must answer: What does responsible AI use look like in our classrooms? How do we protect students while embracing innovation? What policies actually hold up in practice? Drawing on her work with the ISTE-ASCD Generation AI and EdSafe AI Vanguard Fellowship, Dr. Harvell provides a road-tested framework for responsible AI governance in PK-12.

Digital Citizenship in the Age of AI: Preparing Students for a World We Can't Fully Predict

For teachers, instructional coaches, and curriculum leaders

Digital citizenship has always been important, but AI has fundamentally raised the stakes. This session equips educators with updated frameworks for teaching students to navigate AI tools responsibly, think critically about digital content, and develop the habits of mind they'll need as digital citizens in an AI-driven world.

From Fear to Framework: Leading Your District Through the Age of AI

For district administrators, technology directors, and school board members

AI is moving faster than most districts can respond and the pressure to "do something" is real. This session cuts through the noise and gives leaders a practical framework for making informed, responsible decisions about AI in their schools. Attendees leave with clarity on where to start, what to avoid, and how to lead their communities through change with confidence.

RECENT PRESENTATIONS AND EVENTS

Micro-PD, Macro Impact: Strategies for Bite-Sized Professional Learning

RTM 2026 Fall Education Congress

September 20, 2026

Pedagogy First: Integrating Technology That Actually Transforms Teaching

THRIVE Conference

September 16, 2026

PROCESS OVER PRODUCT: Teaching and Assessing in an AI-Saturated World

MS Gulf Coast Community College Dual Credit Symposium

August 28, 2026

Using AI in the Classroom and at the District Level

North Pike School Board Board Retreat

June 15, 2026

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Fragmented Policy or Coordinated Pipeline? Educator Awareness of AI Governance and the Mississippi AI Collaborative Model

Jeffrey Powell Mobile Learning Conference

June 9, 2026

From Policy to Practice:

Building an AI-Ready School Community

MS Department of Education AI Summer Summit

June 8, 2026

Empowering Educators: A Responsible AI Roadmap for K-12 Schools

PREPS Virtual Conference

March 2-31, 2026

Is AI Your SuperPower?

William Carey School of Education Winter EEP

March 23, 2026

Beyond the Buzz: How One District Prepared the Community for AI

MS School Board Association Annual Conference

February 25, 2026

Pedagogy First: A Leader's Blueprint for Revolutionizing Learning with Technology

2026 East CIO Congress

February 22-24, 2026

Using AI As A Tool For Improving Student Achievement

MS School Board Association Prospective Superintendent Leadership Academy

February 12, 2026

Women in K-12 Leadership

RTM 2025 Fall Education Congress

October 5-7, 2025

AI in Action: Frontline Insights on AI Use in Local School Districts

MS School Board Association Policy Conference

September 22, 2025

In Just 20 Minutes a Day - Finding Ways to Gain Meaningful PD

PREPS Virtual Conference

January-March 2025

Student Engagement Tools You Can Use on Monday

PREPS Virtual Conference

January-March 2025

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Ready to bring AI & Digital Literacy to your next event?

Submit a speaking inquiry or schedule a discovery call to discuss how Dr. Harvell can serve your audience.

SIGNATURE TOPICS

Pedagogy First: Integrating Technology That Actually Transforms Teaching

For teachers, instructional leaders, and curriculum directors

Responsible AI in PK-12: Policy, Practice, and Purpose

For district leaders, school boards, and policy makers

Digital Citizenship in the Age of AI: Preparing Students for a World We Can't Fully Predict

For teachers, instructional coaches, and curriculum leaders

From Fear to Framework: Leading Your District Through the Age of AI

For district administrators, technology directors, and school board members

RECENT PRESENTATIONS AND EVENTS

Micro-PD, Macro Impact: Strategies for Bite-Sized Professional Learning

Pedagogy First: Integrating Technology That Actually Transforms Teaching

PROCESS OVER PRODUCT: Teaching and Assessing in an AI-Saturated World

Using AI in the Classroom and at the District Level

Fragmented Policy or Coordinated Pipeline? Educator Awareness of AI Governance and the Mississippi AI Collaborative Model

From Policy to Practice:

Building an AI-Ready School Community

Empowering Educators: A Responsible AI Roadmap for K-12 Schools

Is AI Your SuperPower?

Beyond the Buzz: How One District Prepared the Community for AI

Pedagogy First: A Leader's Blueprint for Revolutionizing Learning with Technology

Using AI As A Tool For Improving Student Achievement

Women in K-12 Leadership

AI in Action: Frontline Insights on AI Use in Local School Districts

In Just 20 Minutes a Day - Finding Ways to Gain Meaningful PD

Student Engagement Tools You Can Use on Monday

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