Developing critical thinking skills with primary sources in the age of AI
Sponsored by AM
Scheduled for Thursday, November 05 at 11:00am ETPosted in Library Instruction, Primary Sources and Special Collections
How is AI changing the way students and researchers find and assess information?
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Summary:
As the ways we discover and engage with information evolve, the ability to think critically and evaluate sources is becoming increasingly important.
Join Sarah Morris, Library Director, Educator and Curriculum Designer, Oglethorpe University, and Hannah Phillips, Associate Director for Editorial Production, AM, as they examine how AI is influencing research. They’ll explore approaches to AI literacy and how technology can enhance discovery and engagement with primary source material.
The session will also consider how libraries and educators can support effective and critical use of AI when engaging with information and source material.
You will learn about:
- Changing student and researcher behaviours
- Trust, credibility, and source evaluation
- Developing critical thinking skills with primary sources
- Using AI to support discovery and engagement with primary sources
- Practical AI literacy strategies
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Speakers:
Sarah Morris
Library Director, Educator and Curriculum DesignerOglethorpe UniversityHannah Phillips
Associate Director for Editorial ProductionAM
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