Christine Wusylko

Christine Wusylko is an Assistant Professor in Instructional Technology at Kennesaw State University and a Postdoctoral Fellow in Educational Technology at the University of Florida. Her work bridges AI literacy and STEM education, focusing on integrating artificial intelligence into K-12 classrooms through authentic, hands-on learning environments.

Her recent Shark AI curriculum demonstrates how fossil shark teeth can demystify computer vision and AI concepts for middle school students. This NSF-funded (Grant #2147625) initiative includes teacher training and community-building to address educators' discomfort with AI technology.

Key research themes include AI's role in science education, bias and limitations in machine learning, and strategies for making complex technologies accessible. She collaborates with the University of Florida College of Education on paleontology-focused AI projects and provides ongoing support for educators implementing technology-driven curricula.