Vibe Coding for Tech Leaders: Working Session (ATLIS Member Exclusive)
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Event Details
AI can now write working software from a plain-language description — no engineering background required. It's called "vibe coding," and it's quietly changing what a small tech team can build in-house.
In this hour-long virtual session, ATLIS brings together K–12 independent school technology leaders to try it firsthand. You'll watch a real tool get built live, then build your own — something pulled straight from your actual job. By the end, you'll walk away with a working tool and a clear-eyed view of where this fits (and doesn't) in your school's tech strategy.
What We'll Cover
Framing:
- What "vibe coding" actually means, and why it's becoming a leadership skill
Live Demo:
- Watch a real tool get built in real time, prompt by prompt
Hands-On Build:
- Build your own tool from a task on your plate this week
Data Privacy & Governance:
- We'll discuss the risks associated with vibe coding, and some ways to mitigate that at your school
Share & Wrap-Up:
- Show what you built, take home resources for your own team
Who Should Attend
Technology directors, technology department staff, and academic or operational leaders at independent K–12 schools — no coding experience necessary. This session is built for a mixed-technical room. Attend as a team if you can!
What You'll Need
A laptop, a free Claude.ai account (no credit card required), and one real task from your job you'd like to hand off to AI.
What You Leave With
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A working tool you built yourself — pulled from a real task on your desk, not a canned demo
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A repeatable prompting framework you can teach to your own staff
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Boardroom-ready ideas — budget calculators, benchmarking charts, and dashboards you can bring to your next leadership meeting
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A grounded view of the guardrails — data privacy, governance, and where FERPA/COPPA come into play
This is an ATLIS member-exclusive working session.
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