Visuals with AI: Turn Info into Visuals with Bridget Burke
Part 2 of 3
Turn information into visuals that are easier to understand. Join AI expert Bridget Burke, create charts, diagrams, timelines, and planning tools and learn how to check them for accuracy.
Do numbers make your eyes glaze over? Is a complicated plan, family project, or volunteer activity difficult to explain in words? Sometimes the clearest answer is a visual one.
Join AI expert Bridget Burke for a practical class exploring how AI can turn information into charts, tables, diagrams, timelines, roadmaps, and other useful visual tools. We will see how visuals can help us compare choices, understand patterns, organize responsibilities, explain a process, plan an event, and share ideas more clearly with other people.
We will create real-world examples, experiment with prompts, and learn how to check important numbers, labels, and relationships for accuracy. Come discover how AI can make information feel less overwhelming and much easier to see.
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About the Teacher:
Bridget K. Burke is your guide to the exciting world of AI. With a degree from Columbia University and over 30 years of global technology experience, Bridget has mastered the art of making complex concepts easy to understand and enjoyable to learn.
She has held top tech roles in major companies and institutions including Chief Information Officer and Chief Security Office, HID Global Corp.; Chief Technology Officer, Interlogix (UTC Corp); and Director, Security Enterprise Management, Harvard University. she researches responsible, human-centered systems, particularly embodied AI operating in healthcare, security, and civic infrastructure.
She also teaches on the privacy, security, ethics, and agency of embodied AI “smart” systems, serves on the HIMSS Global Professional Development Committee, and is an active member of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society.
Curious to learn more, connect with Bridget on LinkedIn .
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