If your district hasn’t formalized its KI-Governance plan yet, your students have already moved on. Research consistently shows that most districts have 100 or more AI tools running on student devices — not because staff enabled them, but because students found them. That’s not a policy failure. It’s a visibility problem.
In this on-demand session from Technik & Lernen, Lightspeed Systems Strategic Account Executive Sergio Villegas walks through how K–12 districts are using a connected platform to answer the questions that keep IT directors up at night: What AI tools are students actually using? Are they using them the right way? And when something goes wrong, how do you find out before it becomes a crisis?
Sergio demos a real district dashboard showing 3,000 apps in a single week, 128 of them AI tools — and walks through exactly how to move from raw data to action.
Here’s what you’ll see:
- How to see every AI tool active on student devices — including the ones you haven’t approved
- How to filter usage by campus, grade level, and individual student to spot engagement patterns
- How to monitor student AI conversations (Gemini, ChatGPT, Copilot) for acceptable use and compliance
- How Lightspeed’s weekly privacy policy crawl flags changes to the tools in your environment automatically
- Wie Lichtgeschwindigkeitsalarm™ detects safety crises inside AI conversations and contacts district staff in real time — with human review and screenshot evidence
- How districts can build custom escalation workflows so the right people are notified at the right time, every time
