Get ready to connect, collaborate, and explore the future of higher education technology at EDUCAUSE 2025. Join D2L at booth #1217 to experience how Brightspace and our newest innovations—Lumi, Accessibility+, Creator+, and H5P—are transforming learning with purposeful AI, accessibility-first design, and tools that empower every educator and learner.
Don’t Miss D2L’s Session:
Community Collaboration on AI-Enabled Teaching & Learning Tools
Speakers
Christian Pantel, Chief Product Officer, D2L and Melody J. Buckner, Ph.D. Associate Vice Provost for Digital Learning and Online Initiatives University Center for Assessment, Teaching, and Technology (UCATT), University of Arizona
Date and Location
Tuesday, October 28 | 10:00–10:30 AM CT
EDUCAUSE Commons, Teaching & Learning Central, Community Collaboration Station
Join us for a collaborative discussion on how AI-enabled teaching and learning tools enhance personalization, streamline tasks, and empower educators and students. Hear real-world success stories, share challenges, and explore strategies to unlock AI’s full potential in higher education.
The AI tools in Creator+ are accelerating course design by generating materials from existing content, reducing reliance on subject matter experts. Faculty love its seamless integration with Brightspace, making it easier to learn and use.Elizabeth PearsallAssistant Provost for Teaching and Learning, The American College of Financial Services
About D2L
D2L is a trusted partner in supporting organizations with innovative learning solutions that help unlock learning as a catalyst for growth. Whether you’re looking to retain or engage learners, upskill employees, or maximize efficiency across your organization, our scalable and accessible learning solution can help empower you to create high-impact learning experiences with ease.
The AI tools in Creator+ are accelerating course design by generating materials from existing content, reducing reliance on subject matter experts. Faculty love its seamless integration with Brightspace, making it easier to learn and use.Elizabeth PearsallAssistant Provost for Teaching and Learning, The American College of Financial Services