This three-part series offers a platform for open discussions, knowledge exchange, and collaborative learning about the role of AI in your library. Participants will talk about various topics including user experiences, task automation, and ethical considerations of implementing such technologies into their scholarly activity.

Join us as we conclude this series with an insightful panel discussion focusing on the transformative role of AI in teaching and learning. Our panel of experts includes discussions from the Associate Dean of Libraries and Information Sciences, Dr. Kris Alpi, Director of Educational Technology and Strategy, Dr. Marta Korytkowska, and Lead Academic Medical Illustrator, Lily Armstrong-Davies, who will explore how AI is shaping educational practices, scholarly research, and share insights into emerging tools and developments.

Whether you’re a student, faculty member, practitioner, or AI enthusiast, this is a unique opportunity to engage with others, ask questions, and deepen your understanding of AI in an educational context. 

As part of the Levy Library’s 50^th anniversary, this event will be held in a hybrid format.