April 16, 2024:
Join Joshua Adams, Creative Director of Parent ProTech, for an insightful and vital webinar that addresses the challenges posed by AI-generated deep fakes.
Josh will focus on prevention and protection strategies within educational communities and the family.
Participants will learn about the nature of deep fake technology, its impact on security and ethics, and proactive steps to maintain a safe digital environment, especially for our children.
Presenters:
Joshua Adams
Creative Director·Parent ProTech
Joshua has a heart for people and their stories. As a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Wofford College, his professional pursuits have included work at the White House, South Carolina governor’s office, and Elevation Church. Joshua and his wife, Alexa, share a mutual love for walks with their dog, Olive, and exploring new cultures and countries. Joshua brings his expertise in managing YouTube channels with over 5M subscribers into the work of equipping the next generation to thrive online.
Brock Murphy
Co-Founder·Parent ProTech
Brock Murphy is a graduate of Lutheran schools and Texas A&M University with time spent in the agriculture industry, at the White House, and at SpaceX. After being approached by parents and teachers to solve various problems about new technology and applications, he co-founded Parent ProTech to help empower parents and educators with the tools and knowledge needed to safely navigate technology.
Dr. Timothy Dernlan
VP, Advancement & Consulting.·Association of Classical Christian Schools
Today’s Host: Dr. Timothy Dernlan earned a B.A. in Education and Communication at Purdue University, an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership at Lehigh University, and an Ed.D. (minor in Christian Theology) in Leadership Studies at Ashland University. Named the Ashland University Outstanding Graduate of 2013. He is an experienced Christian school leader and has served in administration of three K-12 schools. Tim won several state and national wrestling titles, earned NCAA All-American honors at Purdue University, and competed at the final Olympic Trials in 2000 and 2004, and was named 2008 NCAA Region II Coach-of-the-Year before turning his focus to Christian education. He has experience teaching theater, math, rhetoric, physical education, personal finance, communication, leadership, and systematic theology.