AI in class, AI at work

(영어 뒤에 한국어 번역이 있습니다) AI tools and vibe coding are changing how software gets built, fast. Teachers who teach computer science want to bring this into the classroom, but the classroom doesn’t always offer a close view of how AI is really used inside companies. Dev Korea is a community of global tech professionals who use AI at work every day, with real constraints like security, review and quality. This event brings the two together: teacher-developers share what they are doing in class, and professionals share how AI is actually used at work. Co-hosted with the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (서울특별시교육청). About the talks 01. AI in schools: How to teach, learn, and build with AI AI is the imperative subject of our time, so both teachers and students must adapt. Students use it for homework, and teachers are working out what that means for learning. I build with AI every day, and we want to share what actually works. We’ll show how professional developers use AI at work, and how to use AI to its fullest potential. Then we’ll look at vibe coding as a tool for teachers. You’ll see how to build your own classroom tools without a CS degree, and what it means for cybersecurity when people ship code they don’t fully understand. For students, we’ll cover how to use AI as a tool instead of an answer machine. We’ll also cover when to trust it, when to verify it, and when to ask a real person instead. 02. Minimizing failure with the world’s first Teacher-Developer Handbook Drawing on our Teacher Developer Guide, we share how teachers can use generative AI to address real needs in teaching and school life. We explore the full process, from deciding whether a new tool is needed to designing, testing, sharing, and maintaining it. Student learning, privacy, and teachers’ professional judgment guide each step. The handbook was co-written by eight teacher-developers, pictured below. Three of them, Im Se-Beom, Kim Jun-Ho and Choi Dong-Wook, will present it on behalf of the auth