Reimagining Primary Sources North America: Literacy, learning and leadership
Tuesday 21 April | 10am-1pm EDT
In a time of AI and misinformation, it’s vital to equip tomorrow’s leaders with critical thinking skills that help them evaluate and respond to the world around them. Investing in a humanities education and, in particular, the interrogative skills nurtured through primary source literacy, provides students and researchers with strong foundations to become informed, insightful, and empathetic future leaders.
Join AM’s first North America focused virtual symposium, Reimagining Primary Sources: Literacy, learning and leadership, to hear from researchers, faculty and librarians who have placed primary sources at the heart of education.
From research and teaching case studies to integrating resources into library discovery systems, and the overall value of investing in primary sources, learn how institutions and research communities are leveraging primary sources to help tomorrow’s leaders respond to a constantly changing world.
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