Learning Development Librarian @UoNLibraries. CILIP @infolitgroup New Professional. Occasional historian and dabbler in comics and weird fiction. He/him.
For those still lingering here, Chatting Info Lit, the @infolitgroup new professionals’ podcast, has returned!
This episode features interviews with two newly qualified school librarians. Find it on Spotify, Apple, and free on SoundCloud!
https://t.co/eQSKRCrkfn
We live in a perilous time when you can learn so much that is true in the right places and so much that is lies in the wrong places. Media literacy is key, and we need the humanities for that.
This essay on AI is almost cathartic in the way that it captures and confirms so eloquently how so many of us feel. I think Mr. Chiang has gifted us with something that will be referenced and talked about for a long time. Send it to everyone you know.
@LiamRSharp Completely missed this, and it’s not listed on Forbidden Planet, Amazon, or eBay in the UK. Hope I haven’t missed the boat. StarHenge was amazing.
Finally Rishi Sunak keeps saying he is fed up of people talking down Britain. Well I am fed up of people talking down universities- which are one of the things the UK can be genuinely proud of.
#ChattingInfoLit is back, with a documentary-style look at 50 years of Information Literacy! A catalogue of brilliant guests share their memories, experiences, and words of encouragement for new information professionals. On SoundCloud, Spotify, and 🍏! https://t.co/RezziJTCIN
If you're feeling a bit flat after the long weekend, why not check out this fab podcast, so well put together and a real trip down memory lane about the early days of the #infolit community: https://t.co/6X99ax5RLp
Chatting Info Lit presents: IL @ 50!
We look back at 50 years of Information Literacy, including how @infolitgroup and @LILAC_conf came to be, and what the future holds. Special guests include @jsecker and @GeoffWaltoniLit to name a few!
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https://t.co/Hzf3FwnMsO
Some brilliant speakers at #LILAC24 have sold me on the myriad benefits, accessibilities, and expediencies that careful use of AI will bring. But I am still not sure when conscious thought (and its expression) became such a burden that we should want to outsource it. 1/2
Do you have an information literacy or teaching tip to share? Head over to the New Professionals table at #LILAC24 for our ‘Take an IL Tip, Leave an IL Tip’ activity!