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Thursday, May 16 • 3:30pm - 4:15pm
Does AI degrade critical thinking? The Great Debate Panel

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In this riveting debate panel, Librarians from Alberta post/secondary institutions will delve into the contentious question: "Does AI degrade critical thinking?" Engaging in a thought/provoking discourse, panelists will explore the multifaceted relationship between artificial intelligence and critical thinking. From the amplification of biases to the potential erosion of problem/solving skills, the panel will dissect the impact of AI on critical thinking in the digital age. With perspectives spanning library workshops for students and faculty, using AI for lesson planning and community outreach, differing institutional policies, faculty opinions and the CLEAR framework, the debate promises to unravel the complexities surrounding AI's influence on our ability to analyze, reason, and question. Attendees can expect a dynamic exchange that challenges preconceptions and sparks a deeper understanding of AI's role in shaping critical thought.

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Leeanne Morrow

Associate University Librarian, University of Calgary

Speakers
avatar for Joanna Nemeth

Joanna Nemeth

Managing Librarian, Library Information Services, Athabasca University Library
Joanna is the Managing Librarian, Library Information Services at Athabasca University, where she focuses on creating teaching tools and providing inclusive instruction to the unique student body of exclusively distance students. In this position she has focused on creating accessible... Read More →
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Kimberly Frail

Head, Teaching and Learning, University of Alberta Library
I am the Head of Teaching and Learning at the University of Alberta Library (UAL) in Edmonton / amiskwaciy-wâskahikan (Beaver Hill House). Profesional interests include: AI & information/digital literacies, integrating Information literacy into high impact points in the curriculum... Read More →


Thursday May 16, 2024 3:30pm - 4:15pm PDT
Wilson School of Design: Room 1950
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