GSEHD alumna Dr. Jessa Henderson (PhD in Education, Human-Technology Collaboration) was recently featured in the profile “Preparing for an AI-Driven Future,” highlighting her research and contributions to the growing field of artificial intelligence in education.
Dr. Henderson is a member of the inaugural LEAD AI cohort, a prestigious career and mobility fellowship program at the University of Bergen in Norway. As part of the program, she conducts research with the Centre for the Science of Learning and Technology (SLATE), exploring questions at the intersection of learning, technology, and artificial intelligence.
LEAD AI serves as a learning and research community for 19 postdoctoral fellows working on artificial intelligence-related projects across disciplines. Through the program, fellows engage in advanced research while developing the skills and international collaborations needed to address the opportunities and challenges presented by AI.
Dr. Henderson's work builds on her expertise in human-technology collaboration and reflects a growing interest in understanding how emerging technologies can support learning, decision-making, and educational practice. Her research contributes to broader conversations about preparing learners, educators, and institutions for an increasingly AI-driven future.
The profile underscores Dr. Henderson's transition from doctoral student to international researcher and highlights the important role that interdisciplinary scholarship plays in shaping how artificial intelligence is developed and applied in educational settings.