NEW SCHEDULE & LINKS FOR MINI-CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

"AI and Libraries II: More Applications, Implications, and Possibilities"
Thursday, April 18th, 2024
12:00 - 2:30 pm US - Pacific Time

ATTENDING: The conference is being held on the Zoom platform. Please test to make sure that your computer or mobile device is configured for Zoom by visiting https://zoom.us/test. There is a link to support services at that site if you have any difficulties. 

RECORDINGS: Recordings of the conference sessions will be available at Library20.com the week after the conference. We will send a reminder to registered attendees when the recordings are available.

EVALUATIONS & CERTIFICATES OF ATTENDANCE: You can submit evaluations and request a certificate of attendance for any session or for the conference as a whole HERE.

SCHEDULE: The schedule is below. On the day of the conference, the links for the individual Zoom rooms are posted here and available to those who are registered. 

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: It is CRITICAL that you not share any of the specific Zoom room links in any form. If someone wants to attend the conference, have them register here. When the individual Zoom links are shared through email, discussion forums, or social media, we inevitably have to deal with room spammers who can cause significant disruptions to sessions.

SCHEDULE AND LINKS
(IF A ZOOM SESSION ROOM IS FULL, CLICK ON "YOUTUBE OVERFLOW] OR GO HERE FOR ALL THE YOUTUBE OVERFLOW STREAMS)

 

12:00 pm US - Pacific Standard Time
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12:30 pm US - Pacific Standard Time
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  • [ZOOM LINK] [YOUTUBE OVERFLOW] Artificial Intelligence for Scholarly Literature Searching: Magic Bullet Or Missing the Mark??: Peter Webster. Information Technology Services Librarian, Patrick Power Library, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax Nova Scotia, Canada (Link to details)
  • [ZOOM LINK] [YOUTUBE OVERFLOW] Developing a ChatGPT Workshop: An Academic Librarian’s Response to Evolving AI Technologies: Janice Kung, Librarian, University of Alberta (Link to details)
  • [ZOOM LINK] [YOUTUBE OVERFLOW] Preparing Patrons to Use Generative AI Tools in the Workplace: Reed Hepler, Digital Initiatives Librarian and Archivist, College of Southern Idaho (Link to details)

1:00 pm US - Pacific Standard Time
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 1:30 pm US - Pacific Standard Time
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 2:00 pm US - Pacific Standard Time
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  • [ZOOM LINK] [YOUTUBE OVERFLOW] CLOSING KEYNOTE: The Three Cs of AI-Generated Content: Copyright, Citation, and Circumspection: Reed Hepler, Digital Initiatives Librarian and Archivist, College of Southern Idaho (Link to details)