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ACRL Politics, Policy and International Relations Section: News Media Literacy Webinar + Discussion
Recording of the August 14, 2024, ACRL Politics, Policy and International Relations Section: News Media Literacy Webinar + Discussion with speakers Abby Adams and Winn Wasson.
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Project Outcome 101
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Recording of the August 12, 2024 Project Outcome 101 webinar.
ACRL Rare Books and Manuscripts Section Security Committee: Intro to Cybersecurity
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Recording of the July 24, 2024, ACRL Rare Books and Manuscripts Section Security Committee: Intro to Cybersecurity, with speaker Christopher Ian Gustavus Lanclos. In this forum you'll understand trends in ransomware attacks in libraries, build awareness of cybersecurity best practices, and learn what issues and risks you need to discuss at your home institution.
ACRL Leadership DG: Evolving with AI: Empowering the maturing academic library workforce
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Recording of the June 11, 2024, ACRL Leadership Discussion Group: Evolving with AI: Empowering the maturing academic library workforce, with speaker Leo Lo.
ACRL ULS PDC: Librarians as Instructors for Credit-Bearing Classes
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Recording of the July 15, 2024 ACRL ULS Professional Development Committee: Librarians as Instructors for Credit-Bearing Classes - A Path Forward for Public Services? with speaker Jennifer Joe.
ACRL DSS PDC: Digital Scholarship Section Lightning Talk Extravaganza
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Recording of the July 10, 2024 ACRL DSS PDC: Digital Scholarship Section Lightning Talk Extravaganza. Join us to learn how to to identify strategies for planning, project management, engaging undergraduate students, and community engagement through social justice centered digital projects. Speakers: Kai Fay Discovery & Access Strategic Projects Manager Harvard Library Leah Fitzgerald Instructio...
ACRL ANSS CJC DG & IILC: Cracking the Case: Unpacking the Draft Info Lit Frmwk for Criminal Justice
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Recording of the July 8, 2024 ACRL Anthropology and Sociology Section Criminal Justice/Criminology Discussion Group & Instruction and Information Literacy Committee: Cracking the Case: Unpacking the Draft Information Literacy Framework for Criminal Justice. In this session participants will gain an understanding of the draft criminal justice Framework companion document; discuss with academic l...
ACRL Presents: The Threshold Achievement Test for Information Literacy (TATIL)
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Recording of the July 18, 2024 ACRL Presents: The Threshold Achievement Test for Information Literacy (TATIL).
ACRL DOLS Standards: Putting the New Standards for Distance and Online Learning Lib Srvcs in Action
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Recording of the June 10, 2024, ACRL Distance and Online Learning Section Standards Committee: Putting the New Standards for Distance and Online Learning Library Services in Action. In this session, attendees learn how to interpret the new Standards for Distance and Online Learning Library Services, apply the Standards at their own institutions, and locate the accompanying toolkit for the Stand...
ACRL ULS PDC: Librarian Support for Evidence Synthesis Outside the Health Sciences
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Recording of the June 3, 2024, ACRL ULS Professional Development Committee: Librarian Support for Evidence Synthesis Outside the Health Sciences with speakers Amy Riegelman and Megan Kocher.
ACRL Presents: Voices from the Stacks - Lived Experiences of Library Folks with Disabilities
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Voices from the Stacks transcription available here: docs.google.com/document/d/1rUZVGqN5mXZOdFWtVn-AikLOUeWYI_6f/edit?pli=1
ACRL SLILC - Publishing on Information Literacy: A Conversation with LIS Journal Editors
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Recording of the June 4, 2024, ACRL Student Learning and Information Literacy Committee - Publishing on Information Literacy: A Conversation with LIS Journal Editors In this 75-minute synchronous online panel with editors of information literacy-related publications, the presenters aim to make visible editors’ processes and expectations when reviewing submitted manuscripts. By making the publis...
ACRL Awards Informational Meeting
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Recording of the May 20, 2024, ACRL Awards Informational Meeting
ACRL IS Virtual Engagement Committee: Lightning Round:Applied AI in Information Literacy Instruction
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Recording of the May 13, 2024, ACRL IS Virtual Engagement Committee: Lightning Round: Applied AI in Information Literacy Instruction.
ACRL ULS PDC: Creating Sustainable and Inclusive Assessment of Online Learning with LIS Students
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Recording of the May 8, 2024 ACRL ULS Professional Development Committee: Creating Sustainable and Inclusive Assessment of Online Learning with LIS Students with speakers Samatha Harlow and Jenny Dale.
ACRL CJCLS What You Need to Know: Creating OER at Community Colleges
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ACRL CJCLS What You Need to Know: Creating OER at Community Colleges
ACRL RBM Editorial Board: Virtual Roundtable on Publishing
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ACRL RBM Editorial Board: Virtual Roundtable on Publishing
ACRL 2024 EBSS Virtual Research Forum
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ACRL 2024 EBSS Virtual Research Forum
ACRL ASIG Spring Forum 2024: Framework for Access Services Librarianship Conversation
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ACRL ASIG Spring Forum 2024: Framework for Access Services Librarianship Conversation
ACRL ULS PDC Webinar: From boring to high-scoring
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ACRL ULS PDC Webinar: From boring to high-scoring
ACRL SLILC: Information Literacy, Gen Z, and Information Behavior
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ACRL SLILC: Information Literacy, Gen Z, and Information Behavior
ACRL CJCLS: What You Need to Know: Course Marking
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ACRL CJCLS: What You Need to Know: Course Marking
ACRL CJCLS: What you Need to Know: OER Incentives and Funding
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ACRL CJCLS: What you Need to Know: OER Incentives and Funding
ACRL CJCLS: What You Need to Know: Inclusive Access
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ACRL CJCLS: What You Need to Know: Inclusive Access
ACRL CJCLS SRC Spring 2024 Webinar: ACRL CJCLS SRC Spring 2024 Webinar: DEI Research and Assessment
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ACRL CJCLS SRC Spring 2024 Webinar: ACRL CJCLS SRC Spring 2024 Webinar: DEI Research and Assessment
ACRL STS-IL Chat: Using AI in the Library Classroom
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ACRL STS-IL Chat: Using AI in the Library Classroom
ACRL Instruction Section Inclusive Pedagogy Spring Webinar
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ACRL Instruction Section Inclusive Pedagogy Spring Webinar
ACRL EBSS: From Reflection to Action: Universal Design For Learning in Education Librarianship
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ACRL EBSS: From Reflection to Action: Universal Design For Learning in Education Librarianship
ACRL IS Teaching Methods Committee Instruction Strategies to Support Neurodivergent Students
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ACRL IS Teaching Methods Committee Instruction Strategies to Support Neurodivergent Students
ACRL Presents: Youth Services to Academia - Transitioning Positions within Librarianship
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ACRL Presents: Youth Services to Academia - Transitioning Positions within Librarianship
The problem is the problematic people in library space guilty of micro and macro aggressions don’t care about these conversations and find a way to be unavailable for these workshops
What are the privilege a black a cis heterosexualit male have? And does the queer one have privilege in certain situations?
As stated, my biggest concern with AI art is that often times this type of art takes art from other people without their consent and copies it to learn from it. This can be considered plagiarism in some cases where there is limited change in the final product. I think that this is a huge problem because while someone may have an original thought, the product is not original. It takes away from the skillset that those individuals have taken time to perfect.
Thanks for this. Where can I join the discord or similar? :) I’m a Lib in the UK.
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Thank you for posting this. I am in a public library but would like to transition to academic librarianship.
Thanks for sharing........That's my question at the 26:15 point.
Great presentation. I think an important distinction is that Perplexity isn't necessarily citing its answer, it is combining a web search with a large language model answer (which uses the GPT models).
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This was so valuable! I loved your presentation and your energy in delivery. Thank you for the great information.
Happy that I found this presentation. I served as a university library leader in a Caribbean country. The discussion provides useful insights as I have transferred over into a more diverse higher education environment.
Are these tools only available to public and academic libraries? Or do other library types have access (i.e. school, special, government (like state libraries), museums, ...)
Great insights! Thank you ACRL!
Excellent overview of the software.
Katrina Spencer is so very engaging.😊
I am inspired and empowered listening to your presentation! I am watching this for a class in my MLIS program and this is everything I needed to hear. Thank you!
Great segment. Viewing this as part of a ETEC523 class .
How about supporting white Christian male heterosexual story hour? I bet you you were sick the BLM all over that
Convicted child molesters
Thank you all for the work you put into this upcoming title as well as your presentations! Very informative and thought-provoking.
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Intuitively I think they're right
So all of these speed bumps exist to preserve "the market". How much do we need to ensure for the same of the market which is becoming an increasingly broken and limiting abstraction. Maybe this system has outlived its purpose and it's time to remove it by the root.
I mean it's what has been leading to the idiocy called NTFs. To make something infinitely available scarce again, what an horrible legal misstep this entire past century has been. Copy is not an object, it is not scarce it is infinite, stop trying to make it scarce again, stop trying to cripple the mind of humanity. The disease is capital infiltrating the mind where it is not appropriate. Look at the horror that music and journalism has gone through, all of this was unnecessary. And then we've had the platforms Netflix, audible, apple music. Everything for one price, ok that's sort of better but it sucks. And what happens next ? Oh many platforms, what garbage ! I'm not going to maintaining 20 subscriptions ! I'm cancelling my Netflix, flipping your table a going straight to the bay. So we have to spend the next 15 years of this rigamarole ? Why not Skip this BS and go directly to the destination ? A single international platform, tax funded by states, that gives unlimited access to all of humanity to everything ever made forever but in exchange for taking your actual listening watching time and funding the creators based on watch values ? It is already headed in this direction but the market will never provide a non horrible exploitative solution. The system must not be designed from the standpoint of capitalism but from the standpoint of the human receiving the content. What we want is everything, always instantly accessible forever. Deliver that THEN compensate the creator proportionally with usage.
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This is amazing I've been using this for my research, by only searching for keywords saved so much time. Its like having your own time machine at your hands. Thanks for preserving this for ages to come.
I love this so much.
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Thank you for defining BIPOC. I'm not really a fan of the term but I understand its use. I feel librarians and information professionals should be focused on educating our scholars and guests which this video does.
Thank you for sharing this relevant information in the YT video; this is perfect for my needs.
I like his his voice
I found it easy to go from a public to an academic... it is much harded to go back the other way.
Thank you. This was great. I'm a bit embarrassed by my mediocre use of vocal fry.
Thank you for sharing this. I really appreciate the "lightning round" format, allowing lots of different information to be presented quickly. I'd definitely watch more content like this about any topic(s) in library land. Thanks!
Fantastic webinar! Thank you for running this.
I loved the interactive nature of this presentation. Thank you so much for sharing the worksheet and lesson plans. I can't wait to try this on my campus!
Thank you! Please reach out!
Thank you, Classmate!!!
This should be a standard training for remote instruction professors and librarians! So good--thank you.
Great job! Very informative
Still relevant a year later. Thank you for all the great, practical information!
How do we define hate speech? Mere disagreement? or outright antagonism? Rarely are we good at defining terms in academia.
ACRL’s Publications in Librarianship Monograph Series Launches Open Peer Review for Envisioning the Framework acrl.ala.org/acrlinsider/archives/19875
03:46 Emily Ford: Moving Peer Review towards Open. 10:46 Wendi Arant Kaspar: Open Peer Review at C&RL. 19:46 Daniel C. Mack: Open Peer Review at Publications in Librarianship. 30:46 Zoe Wake Hyde: Open Peer Review
Yeah Natalie!!
Go Natalie! Good stuff :)
UNCG link (9:32) libapps4.uncg.edu/tutorials/
0:20 beautiful-girls-here.online
There is mention in this video of a "community document" where speakers are posting useful links. Is that available anywhere? Also, at the beginning of the video, there is an outline of the different topics, speaker names, and their titles/workplaces. Is it possible to insert that outline above, in the video notes? That would be very helpful. Thank you for sharing this video!
Great insights!
Now I know what citation shaming is.... engaging opportunity to reflect on white privilege and supremacy and take personal action to change the future.
Can you please post pp or pdf, thank you