Slide Decks Are So Last Year: Vibe Coding to Build Interactive Presentations

29 Jan 2027
SOUTH 320D
Classroom Leaders
What if your next presentation were a living website instead of a slide deck? In this hands-on workshop, discover how AI-assisted vibe coding tools are transforming front-end web development instruction and how you can use this shift to create dynamic, browser-based presentations that engage students while demonstrating real-world skills. Drawing on experience teaching UI/UX design and web development at the college level, the workshop walks you through the workflow of prompting AI coding assistants to scaffold interactive HTML, CSS and JavaScript presentations from the ground up. No advanced coding background is required. You will leave with a working, browser-based interactive presentation you built during the workshop, a replicable classroom framework for integrating vibe coding into web design and CTE curricula and strategies for scaffolding AI-assisted development for learners at every level. Slide decks optional. Curiosity required. All workshops are BYOD and require All Access or Session + Registration to attend.
Speakers
Christopher Fulton
Christopher Fulton, Instructor - Loyola University - School of Continuing and Professional Studies

Access Type

All-Access or Session+ Registration Permitted (Pre-registration required.)

Content Topic

Digital Tools/Apps

Curriculum Area

Computer Science (Coding/Robotics/etc.)

Session Type

Workshops

Education Challenges

Engaging Learning Experiences

EdTech Product

CTE,Upskilling & Credential Technology,Inclusive Technology,Student Learning Technology