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Greg Gazanian
Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer at Arcadia Unified School District
Greg Gazanian is the Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer at Arcadia Unified School District.1 He holds a Master's degree in Leadership and Organizational Studies from Azusa Pacific University.
Role and Responsibilities
As the Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Gazanian:
- Leads innovation and strategy development for the district
- Collaborates with educators, parents, and students to design and implement programs that meet students' unique needs
- Advocates for the integration of technology in classrooms to enhance student learning experiences
- Promotes a culture of experimentation with new technologies within the district2
Approach to Innovation
Gazanian is known for his forward-thinking approach to education:
- He believes in the importance of integrating technology in classrooms to improve student engagement and outcomes
- Under his leadership, Arcadia Unified School District has explored AI-powered tools, including an in-house chatbot that was recently updated using OpenAI's language model2
- He is open to piloting new AI technologies, preferring to try the technology rather than spending too much time on policy development2
Views on AI in Education
Gazanian has expressed interest in AI-powered tools for education:
- He is considering purchasing an AI-powered tool designed to assist students in the near future2
- He recognizes the potential of AI in education but also emphasizes the need for caution, particularly regarding student data protection2
- Gazanian believes the market for K-12 generative AI products is still in its early stages, with companies still figuring out their value propositions2
Greg Gazanian's LinkedIn username is greg-gazanian.3
Highlights
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