Secondary AI Ethics Forum
Student-led discussions on data privacy, bias, and responsible AI use.
Student-led discussions, debate motions, and research symposium on data privacy, algorithmic bias, and responsible artificial intelligence in schools.
Architecting the Future of STEM Leadership
Empowering high school students to critically evaluate generative models, face recognition technologies, copyright considerations, and automated decision systems.
Debate Championship
Oxford-style debates on algorithmic autonomy and intellectual property.
Ethics Guidelines Charter
Students draft school-level AI use policies for academic integrity.
Event Schedule & Sessions
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Registration & Welcome Reception
Arrival of education leaders, badge collection, and executive networking over welcome refreshments.
Opening Keynote Address
Keynote on "Transforming K-12 STEM Education through Robotics & AI" presented by Dr. Alan Vance.
Inspiration Award Presentation
Felicitation of visionary school principals and directors pioneering technology integration.
Gala Dinner & Peer Conversations
Curated banquet dinner enabling high-level discussions between institutional heads & EdTech founders.
Closing Ceremony & Photo Session
Concluding remarks, distribution of commemorative honours, and official delegate group photo.
Keynote Speakers & Honourees
Learn from pioneering robotics architects, university deans, and STEM technology directors.
Dr. Maya Lin
Moderator and author of the K-12 AI Citizenship Guide.
Venue & Travel Details
Hosted at Chennai's premier convention hub with full hospitality support for outstation delegates.
Chennai Campus Studio & Virtual Stream
Chennai, IndiaMurali Street, Mahalingapuram, Chennai, India.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about attending Novus EdTech events.
Can remote students participate?
Yes, the event is fully hybrid with interactive live Q&A for remote schools.
Ready to Be Part of the Experience?
Join over 500+ school directors, university deans, and STEM pioneers at Secondary AI Ethics Forum.