Washington Township's Kathi Kersznowski Presents at Two Prestigious Conferences During January
For Immediate Release
February 14, 2025
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP – Washington Township Schools Educational Technology Specialist Kathi Kersznowski delivered impactful presentations at two very prominent education conferences in January, highlighting her innovative approaches to leveraging artificial intelligence (AI), educational technology, and professional development.
In mid-January at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) in Orlando, Fla., Kersznowski presented in the Leadership Arena, delivering a compelling session that focused on empowering school administrators and leaders to harness AI. Her presentation explored strategic approaches to using AI for increasing organizational efficiency, saving time, empowering staff, and enhancing overall productivity in educational settings. Additionally, Kersznowski had the opportunity to attend myriad cutting-edge sessions and network with many of the leading edtech experts from around the world.
Later in January, Kersznowski continued to demonstrate her expertise at TECHSPO, a conference co-organized by the NJ Association of School Administrators (NJASA) and NJ Education and Technology Association (NJETA). Kersznowski is a chair for two NJETA committees. Her session, “PD That Pops! Edtech Engagement with a Twist,” drew exceptional interest, filling a double-room venue and showcasing her internationally renowned approaches to professional development.
Kersznowski's recent presentations at FETC and TECHSPO further solidify her standing as a nationally and internationally recognized edtech leader. With 25 years of leading district technology initiatives, a published Microsoft Education book, and a consistent track record of featured presentations, she continues to shine a spotlight on her innovative approaches to educational technology leadership. Notably, these professional development opportunities come at zero cost to the district, thanks to Kersznowski's strong relationships with educational technology vendors and professional organizations who sponsor her conference participation, allowing her to learn from the premiere experts in education while bringing valuable insights back to the district.
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