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Dan Fitzpatrick's AI in education keynote is for school leaders, teachers and education conference audiences who need a clear, practical response to AI. He has delivered 500+ keynotes in 30 countries across 5 continents, helping audiences understand what to do next and who should own it.
How it works
Every keynote is customised to the client's goals rather than delivered off the shelf, built on research-backed evidence and Dan's own classroom experience rather than theory borrowed from outside education. Delivery runs in person or virtual, and a keynote slot can be paired with a workshop or a consultation session on the day if a leadership team wants more than the main stage moment.
The organisers who book Dan describe the same thing from opposite sides of the room.
That is the point of a keynote done properly. It isn't the hour on stage, it's what a staffroom does the next morning.
Best for
Conference organisers and school or trust leaders who need a room to leave energised and ready to act, not just informed.
Frequently Asked Questions
01Is the keynote delivered in person or virtually?
Both. Dan delivers keynotes, workshops, consultation sessions and fully virtual sessions, and a booking can combine more than one on the same visit.
02Can the content be tailored to our sector or context?
Yes. Every keynote is built around the client's actual goals and context rather than delivered as a fixed talk, whether the audience is a single school, a trust, a conference floor or a national body.
03What happens after the keynote?
Many schools want to keep building once the room empties. If your staff want structured follow-up, see Training and Workshops for Schools. If your leadership team wants to build something real together, see Project Momentum.
04Who is the keynote for?
It is designed for school and trust leaders, teachers, universities, education organisations and conference audiences who need an education-specific response to AI.
05What will our audience take away?
The intended outcome is shared language, useful context and a practical next conversation. No fixed adoption or impact outcome is promised.
06How far in advance should we enquire?
Share the event date, audience and goals through the booking form so availability and the right format can be discussed.
Next steps
Start a conversation about what comes next.
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