Liz Kerrigan is an Instructional Technology Curriculum Specialist from Boston with over 20 years of experience in education. She is dedicated to helping students and educators harness the power of technology to enhance learning, organization, and executive functioning. In her role, she collaborates closely with teachers to integrate digital tools that support academic success, streamline classroom routines, and most recently, build AI literacy by helping both students and teachers understand, evaluate, and responsibly use emerging technologies. Liz works with the nonprofit, CSforMA, and for the Massachusetts Department of Education, to facilitate computer science training courses for K–8 educators. Her work focuses on integrating coding and computational thinking across all areas of the curriculum to support cross-disciplinary learning and innovation. Before stepping into her current position, Liz taught at both the elementary and middle school levels. Her classroom experience fueled her passion for helping students engage meaningfully with technology and develop the skills to think critically about computer science—both in their everyday lives and as a foundation for future opportunities. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, golfing, trying new restaurants, and spending time with family and friends.