[MCASIlaris] conferences/symposiums

Fri Jul 5 17:21:29 AWST 2024

Dear students and grads

Please see below for two events that might be of interest to you:

  1.  Health Libraries Australia (HLA) Conference
  2.  Misinformation, Fake News and AI: Building critical thinking in a post-truth classroom

Both just happen to be in Queensland with Misinformation also available in a virtual mode.

Health Libraries Australia (HLA) Conference August 29-30, 2024
Only 7 weeks until the Health Libraries Australia (HLA) Conference – Wicked Problems, Innovative Solutions.  Come to Caboolture, Qld in August to warm up with some fresh ideas to inform your newly developing practice!

Our keynote speakers are Prof Mark Hutchinson (AI in Healthcare) and Prof Paul Glasziou (Reducing research waste and improving access to quality evidence).  Themes include advocacy and community engagement, open access publishing, AI technologies, digital transformation, and changing user demands. These will be of interest to you as a LIS practitioner regardless of sector, and there will be some great practical takeaways to add to your toolkit.

For more information and our program, visit the conference website: https://tinyurl.com/HLAConference2024<https://secure-web.cisco.com/13op4AhpX5In8ODVT9zVe6X6fV1p3VMRAdG_oe8d9789Wmtp7Oe8Xr43MCBK7rgi1F9rusVoKDlVbJHuappG93Kg7eieUll5DwPFyoSaBEKjfxiWEO66qeCCtq3FHrrvXoPYwxkmDkaLXJVyYOoQjgFouq0_tsgulSOuBBfv4EEOiF3BVI28XUrWo_JhA3D6kyHxvRuIK_p9pgNf7XkLnFN8vEYcOBmSuhvQS3Hguyvp6JJmv4bUXY2pcXG1Q8vMutz8_bdHOjV2vb9OVsh867RflJSwLOeFOm9qX6PlsvuvP3zscJKTGSss6EMvUDFHvyJCavRGHMQm4s_w4UsyVxE-3pKpv85fYldgnuhE42Ob222HZU6os-fJSnrYr9e369YL-FPfzm6V10tX8Ysr97woAS7p84V_leCBt8EPpXzo1ixpkv23V-BFkTx5Xv-gpdVKe12Yovh-RhUvP9jQbGw/https%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl.com%2FHLAConference2024>.  We hope to see you there!
Please note: 2 free registrations valued at up to $190 each for new library graduates or current LIS tertiary students

Curriculum Connect Symposium: Misinformation, Fake News and AI: Building critical thinking in a post-truth classroom

7.30 am – 4.30 pm, Tuesday 23 July | State Library Queensland | $170 in-person, $100 virtual

In a "post-truth" era, where emotions often outweigh facts and misinformation is prolific, teachers, teacher librarians, educators, and educational leaders must equip students with the skills to discern credible sources, question information, and think critically.

Join us on Tuesday 23 July to connect, collaborate, and hear from expert keynote speakers and presenters as they discuss the complexities of the digital age, and how to equip yourself with effective strategies and tools for fostering critical thinking in students. Onsite and streamed registrations are available!

Register now<https://learningandschoolsengagement.createsend1.com/t/r-i-tdyuuiik-l-j/>

More information about the Symposium can be found on the Curriculum Connect Symposium event page<https://secure-web.cisco.com/1rLmHFy56RRFu5Vg7jLNDOzFwXuZPku4sdG8hyzKK5uEuG25NI3PylOQnnJS-MsLGitzq5k65ICrMAVU5TrcAnAZI0OUe9x3jXllWT4q33GdnW1QB5Xi2cw1MrSnCleMq8CKN9t2XNamxvJJRJzmVnEpoXFKKddmkJRFf5X4Am5cXKatu5a93yPF4gEBlJM3auhBQy_nizDDyOdcgMxHRayqcCF9vcRqP4rnrI6k9W2GOElN1mFriVbyerJmSAcp6lyNdVHJEYZGjm68r5EHWrWTeAM9zvp0x_c95qKQODM-LuRUwZXEzBrS7TrTkIzR6wPri9rYrLxWFpq1yGVkdl3W9xjoSsUgecZvHCKLxhNChMtva6pxC-4kHSRjuTm9NAF0CR51NxEx_97itCUYnb2pWYFdvshdVgNHFKF-X1kF75pb-khMoR_GEyDV9ra3Ir0WGMy0SJKjLX5MCs4lovA/https%3A%2F%2Fcurriculumconnect.slq.qld.gov.au%2Fprofessional-development%2Fsymposium>

Keynote presentations

[Dr. Peter Ellerton]
Dr Peter Ellerton
Dr Peter Ellerton is the Curriculum Director of the University of Queensland Critical Thinking Project, a Senior Lecturer in the School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry, and an Affiliate Senior Lecturer in the School of Education. The educational goal of teaching students to navigate uncertainty and ambiguity with confidence is increasingly crucial. Misinformation, disinformation, and the overwhelming volume of real information challenge reasoning. AI complicates education, prompting a re-evaluation of teaching methods. Peter's morning keynote will address teaching critical thinking, developing collaborative and creative skills, and share the latest research and resources on these topics.

[Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz]

Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz
Marek Kowalkiewicz is a Professor and Chair in Digital Economy at QUT Business School. Listed among the Top 10 Global Thought Leaders in AI by thinkers360. In his afternoon keynote, Marek will delve into the digital economy’s impact on education, exploring methods to create dynamic learning environments and empowering teachers and students to navigate the complexities of the digital age.

As a bonus, onsite registrants will receive a copy of Marek's book, The Economy of Algorithms: Rise of the Digital Minions.<https://secure-web.cisco.com/1ZAfNqMOp6GSAxMNFjiyz2tJxZbWuOm_GBQegvCN1WDNe5UJIrIaqZcY_YDFUZ_xOMAmR-R73B2iWfFk-fgppYiYPY-GtIrKOK0PGFiKkcB5iXt1lrw1-0k3FFloklUT4ylWGAsROJXR_uL_ejZ83fS3w7YnYlFNTpe1hXXmmh_Im6od2vv_ELQByy_FiPKr8u0xIM5lOwQATluBSR2iuyWNyOciInuonRscam_69ko_flZ2OMAvRgqpgYZwgyY9FhZV8yaOek-c6Zze1a8qnCVgiI0aRUDXsGnZj5AXetU35i5jy63q80_zfkkjH22cdKduCqSW3PEz-AkoqKObzC1-JR5cQfZwpzvnz_daO8CDTSopQTTQoj94Xo_Jp8YcqZZfHRtl-iN8d1Y0CVH3m2U377azfaWHcG1cVkeKqWOsIJTI9wkLuI4S62-l-3bUOw3EC3dSsnEO9-rUW9VDDdA/https%3A%2F%2Fshop.slq.qld.gov.au%2Fproducts%2F9781760644734%3F_pos%3D1%26_sid%3D46a1752eb%26_ss%3Dr>

Sessional speakers

[Professor Michael Dezuanni]
Professor Michael Dezuanni
Professor Michael Dezuanni researches digital media, literacies and learning in home, school and community contexts. He is the Program Leader for Creating Better Digital Futures for QUT's Digital Media Research Centre and he is a chief investigator in the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child. Michael’s session will tackle the challenges adults and children face in identifying false information online, especially on social media. Attendees will be inspired with foundational ideas and strategies to mitigate misinformation and enhance media literacy.

[Kay Oddone]

 Dr Kay Oddone
Concerned by the "perfect information storm" created by Generative AI in our post-truth society?  Dr Kay Oddone’s session will inspire attendees to rethink the Teacher Librarian's role in helping students thrive in the digital age. Discover practical suggestions to scaffold students as critical thinkers, emphasising algorithmic literacy, critical evaluation of information, and academic integrity.

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Dr. Hassan Khosravi
In a world marked by volatility, uncertainty, and rapid technological advancement, Dr. Hassan Khosravi will explore the crucial role of AI in education. Discover how to combat disinformation and misinformation and build critical thinking in a post-truth world, including developing responsible AI curricula, preparing learners to collaborate with AI systems, enhancing learning experiences using AI and fostering critical thinking and creativity beyond AI capabilities.
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Kellie Britnell
Kellie Britnell leads a talented team supporting the eSafety Commissioners awareness and capability initiatives and has over 15 years’ experience working in the online safety space. Previously an educator in Australia and overseas, Kellie has developed and delivered professional learning and resources for various audiences, including school leaders, librarians, wellbeing officers, parents, elite sports teams, law enforcement, and judiciary members. She has established partnerships with universities, education bodies, sporting organizations, and support services. A career highlight is her role on the online safety expert panel for the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.

Panel members and Master of Ceremonies

Professor Leonie Rowan
Leonie’s insights into the power of generative AI and the importance of creating a sense of belonging will provide a comprehensive and nuanced perspective on teaching critical thinking in the age of AI and misinformation. Her expertise will help empower educators and students to critically assess information, navigate challenges, and effectively reduce susceptibility to false narratives.

Toni Peggrem
Toni’s extensive experience and enthusiasm for AI’s versatility and applications in Queensland will ignite thought-provoking and bold discussions. Toni’s insights into AI’s future and its global potential for positive societal impact, especially in education, will encourage educators to explore AI as a tool for fostering innovative thinking, preparing students for a technology-driven future.

Baden U’ren – Master of Ceremonies
Baden is an entrepreneurship educator and innovation professional, a multiple company founder, and has a background in investment banking and private equity. He works with organisations to develop and deliver on innovation-based strategy, and with educational institutions to design entrepreneurship education programs and develop internal capability.

CPD Opportunity!
As a professional development opportunity, attendance at this event could support the development of professional knowledge, professional practice and professional engagement domains of teaching, aitsl.edu.au/standards. All registered attendees will receive a certificate of participation noting 8 hours of attendance and participation.

Questions
For further information please visit State Library of Queensland’s Curriculum Connect Symposium event page<https://secure-web.cisco.com/1rLmHFy56RRFu5Vg7jLNDOzFwXuZPku4sdG8hyzKK5uEuG25NI3PylOQnnJS-MsLGitzq5k65ICrMAVU5TrcAnAZI0OUe9x3jXllWT4q33GdnW1QB5Xi2cw1MrSnCleMq8CKN9t2XNamxvJJRJzmVnEpoXFKKddmkJRFf5X4Am5cXKatu5a93yPF4gEBlJM3auhBQy_nizDDyOdcgMxHRayqcCF9vcRqP4rnrI6k9W2GOElN1mFriVbyerJmSAcp6lyNdVHJEYZGjm68r5EHWrWTeAM9zvp0x_c95qKQODM-LuRUwZXEzBrS7TrTkIzR6wPri9rYrLxWFpq1yGVkdl3W9xjoSsUgecZvHCKLxhNChMtva6pxC-4kHSRjuTm9NAF0CR51NxEx_97itCUYnb2pWYFdvshdVgNHFKF-X1kF75pb-khMoR_GEyDV9ra3Ir0WGMy0SJKjLX5MCs4lovA/https%3A%2F%2Fcurriculumconnect.slq.qld.gov.au%2Fprofessional-development%2Fsymposium>, email the Schools Engagement Team at learning at slq.qld.gov.au<mailto:learning at slq.qld.gov.au?subject=Curriculum%20Connect%20symposium> or call 3840 7666<tel:+61738407666>

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