Who’s Reading For You Now?
I picked up my phone last week to check a detail in a novel I was halfway through, and I saw an advertisement for Google’s Play Books app which offered to save me the trouble. Its new AI companion, Book…
Building judgement and capability in complex information environments
Building judgement and capability in complex information environments
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A Day Well Spent at Pymble Ladies’ College
It is important that we stop and reflect when we are privileged to have a truly fantastic day; a day that leaves your brain and heart so full that the work doesn’t feel like work at all. My day with…
It’s not magic, it’s business
Watching AI generate text for the first time can seem like magic. However, when it comes down to it, it’s not magic, it’s business – and a hugely profitable one at that. Since the weekend, there have been numerous articles…
AI Ready: How school libraries can lead in the era of algorithms
On Friday I was honoured to be invited to keynote the ALIA Schools Seminar ‘Keeping School Libraries Relevant’, presenting on being AI Ready: How school libraries can lead in the era of algorithms. I always really enjoy meeting and learning…
Discovering the unexpected: Going behind the scenes on the CSU Sydney Information Studies/Library Study Visit
Last week I had the honour of joining a group of inspiring information professionals who are completing their Bachelor and Master of Information Studies and Master of Education: Teacher Librarianship on our first Study Visit since they ceased due to…