Montgomery County Community College's annual Technology & Learning Conference will feature a special keynote panel discussion, "Artificial Intelligence and Deep Fake Videos and Impacts on Education." The event is free and open to the community; all are welcome to attend. Following a year of working and learning from home, educators and technology experts will soon come together to share what they’ve discovered and discuss about what the classrooms of the future may soon look like. Montgomery County Community College will host its annual Technology & Learning Conference Friday, Sept. 24, online from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The virtual event will feature session topics including: “Classroom of Today and Tomorrow,” “Enhancing the Student Experience” and “Tech Beyond the Classroom.” The event is free and open to the community, but registration is required. The event will feature a special keynote panel on “Artificial Intelligence and Deep Fake Videos and Impacts on Education” featuring Dr. Lance Bush, President and CEO of Challenger Center. The Challenger Learning Center will soon open its newest location at MCCC’s Pottstown Campus and will be the first of its kind in Pennsylvania. It features space-themed simulated learning environments to engage students in dynamic, hands-on opportunities. The panel will also include Dr. Conrad Tucker, an Arthur Hamerschlag Career Development Professor of Mechanical Engineering; and Christopher Doss, an Associate Policy Researcher and economist of education at the RAND Corporation. The discussion begins at 9 a.m.