Roundtable Discussion: Agentic AI in Accreditation
Module 2: Exploring what an agentic Assurance of Learning (AoL) workflow could look like in practice.
Session Details:
Date & Time: July 28, 2026 · 9:30 AM PST · 60 minutes
Who It’s For: Deans, AoL directors, assessment leaders, and faculty at AACSB-accredited business schools.
What We Are Exploring
Module 1 surfaced where the AoL process feels most burdensome and where AI could genuinely help.
Module 2 moves from that discussion into practice: we’ll walk through what an agentic AoL workflow actually looks like, step by step.
What We’ll Cover
We'll walk through a practical example of an agentic workflow, using it as a starting point for discussion. Along the way, we'll examine how different components work together, where faculty expertise remains essential, and the questions institutions should consider when evaluating similar approaches.
Some of the themes include:
Where AI adds value—and where it doesn’t
Human oversight, trust, and workflow design
Institutional considerations for adopting AI responsibly
Open practitioner discussion
Facilitators
Daisuke (Dai) Nishimura, Managing Director, Macnica
Dolma Rawat, Research Lead, Macnica
Jerelyn Co, AI Engineer, Macnica
About the Roundtable Discussion
Our roundtables are practitioner-led discussions built to explore emerging questions around AI and Accreditation. They’re intended as a space for shared learning, thoughtful discussion, and exchanging perspectives across institutions.
Interested in Participating?
If this topic resonates with you and you’d like to take part in this roundtable or future ones, we’d love to hear from you.
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