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A faculty roundtable on AI agents, emerging trends, and the future of digital skills.
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Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly, moving beyond chatbots and simple prompts toward AI systems that can plan, reason, and take action. Often referred to as Agentic AI, these emerging technologies have the potential to reshape how people work, learn, and interact with digital tools.
Join educators and authors Casey Wilhelm and Ted Tedmon for a faculty roundtable exploring what Agentic AI is, where the technology is headed, and what it may mean for technology education. Through an engaging discussion, they'll examine emerging trends, opportunities, and challenges while considering how educators can help students develop the skills needed for an AI-driven future.
Whether you're actively experimenting with AI or simply trying to understand what's coming next, you'll leave with fresh perspectives on one of the fastest-moving areas in technology today.
Casey Wilhelm teaches Management Information Systems (MIS) and a variety of courses in the BBA and MBA programs at the University of Idaho. His research interests are adult learning, instructional design in digital environments, and cognitive information processing. Casey has various degrees including an MBA, MIT, MS in Adult and Organizational Learning and a MEd in Instructional Design and Technology. Before working in higher education, he held management positions in the insurance and wine/hospitality industry.
Ted Tedmon teaches management, business principles, and digital literacy courses at North Idaho College in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. His primary research interests include adult learning, instructional design, and memory formation. Ted studied Strategic Policy and Planning at the Naval War College, as well as Management at Troy University. Prior to joining North Idaho College, Ted served as Commander of the U.S. Navy's largest Airwing during Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. As a Captain with over 26 years of service and over 6,000 flight hours, he earned the Legion-of-Merit, 4 Meritorious Service Medals, and numerous other decorations. In his free time, Ted works with survivors of domestic violence and serves on the board of directors of the Coeur d'Alene Women's Center.
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