L’IFLA School Libraries Section Standing Committee invita a partecipare al seguente webinar (in lingua inglese) sull’intelligenza artificiale nella biblioteca scolastica. Iscrizione obbligatoria.
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The IFLA School Libraries Section Standing Committee is warmly inviting you to attend the following webinar:
Teaching and Learning with AI in the School Library: How to Embrace the Future
The webinar is organized by the IFLA School Libraries Section as a part of the Joint Webinar Series by the IFLA SL and IFLA IL. It is held within the Unesco Global MIL Week initiatives 2023. It focuses on “Teaching and Learning with AI in the School Library”, and explores the school librarians’ instructional role as MIL experts and educators as it relates to the benefits and challenges of incorporating Artificial Intelligence into practice in the school library.
Nov. 15, 2023 – 07:00 am- 08:30 AM EST USA
(01:00 pm- 02:30 PM CET PARIS, ROME / 08:00 pm – 10:30 PM MYT Kuala Lumpur)
Iscrizione / Zoom Meeting Registration Link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEsf-mgrz4iHtdbhJ8wLgBcQzZJdf9yNU2-
Webinar Moderated by: Elizabeth A. Burns, PhD, Associate Professor, Old Dominion University, VA USA
Fostering Student Engagement in the Classroom with AI-Powered Interactive Learning
Maria Fe Nicolau, PhD, Head Librarian & Extended Essay Coordinator, BINUS SCHOOL Simprug, INDONESIA
Antonija Lujanac, M.S, School librarian & Director Europe for IASL, Osnovna skola Dobrise Cesarica, CROATIA
Mayasari Abdul Majid, PhD, Senior Librarian, NOBEL International School, MALAYSIA,
Sophia V. Adeyeye, PhD, Lecturer, Lead City University, NIGERIA
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transcended beyond the realm of a mere trend, evolving into a significant tool that has the potential to revolutionize the teaching and learning process. Explore how the integration of AI used to enhance student engagement can pave the way for a journey towards self-directed learning, increased student learning accomplishment and motivation while still considering issues of ethical practices in implementation.
Using AI Resources in Instructional Spaces
John Walker, PhD, Instructional Technologist, Tuscaloosa, AL USA
As schools embrace technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a promising tool for enhancing instructional practices. However, using AI responsibly and ethically in instructional spaces is a challenge, and it’s the responsibility of school librarians. This session will empower participants to navigate the complexities of AI, help students benefit from this technology, and ensure their safety.
Writing Prompts for AI, Mae Craddock, MSED, School Librarian, Albemarle County, VA USA
There is crossover between writing research queries and writing Artificial Intelligence (AI) Prompts. Investigate AI information generated by AI tools (ChatGPT, BARD, and Bing) and explore how to write prompts that generate the products that will be useful to students in K-12 schools.
Webinar Schedule
07:00 am – 08:30 AM EST USA
(01:00 pm – 02:30 PM CET PARIS, ROME / 08:00 pm – 10:30 PM MYT Kuala Lumpur)
7:00 am – 7:05 am Welcome by the SL Section Chair Luisa Marquardt and introduction by the Webinar Chair E.A.Burns
7:05 am – 7:25 am First Session: Fostering Student Engagement in the Classroom with AI-Powered Interactive Learning
7:25 am – 7:45 am Second Session: Using AI Resources in Instructional Spaces
7:45 am – 8:05 am Third Session: Writing Prompts for AI
8:05 am – 8:25 am Live Moderated Q&A for Presenters
8:25 am Final Remarks and Closing
Important!
This webinar is a part of the co-sponsored webinar series organized by the School Libraries Section and the Information Literacy Section, whose live panel discussion “Not just user error: what societal infrastructure is needed for information literate citizens to thrive?” will be delivered on Thursday, Nov. 16 (9 am New York Time) – Info: https://www.ifla.org/events/unesco-mil-webinar/.