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S1 E3: Conversation with Dr. Kari Weaver
In this insightful episode, we sit down with Dr. Kari Weaver the Learning, Teaching, and Instructional Design Librarian at the University of Waterloo Library. From preparing the next generation for a future intertwined with AI to tackling the evolving challenges of plagiarism and academic integrity, our discussion covers the pivotal shifts shaping the educational landscape. Plus, we explore the critical connection between K-12 and post-secondary education, shedding light on how educators can seamlessly bridge these crucial stages in a student's journey.
Dr. Kari D. Weaver (she/her) is an impassioned library educator who believes learning with information is essential to every aspect of our modern world. At the University of Waterloo, this perspective shapes her leadership of information literacy and digital learning in the library. She currently serves as the library representative on her campus New Technologies, Pedagogy, and Academic Integrity Committee where she contributes to policy and pedagogical conversations, decision-making, and professional development programming on generative artificial intelligence in teaching and learning at the University of Waterloo and the Learning Environments Operations (LEO) Committee which provides oversight for the campus LEARN Learning Management System (LMS).
Dr. Weaver’s extensive research background centers on the intersection of human information behavior and pedagogy. She publishes on a wide range of topics including information literacy, academic integrity, misinformation, scientific communication, educational research methods, online learning, and digital accessibility. Professionally, she is the Chair of the ACRL Women and Gender Studies Section (WGSS), an invited member of the American Library Association's prestigious Intellectual Freedom Committee, and a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians’ (CAPAL) Research and Scholarship Committee.
You can contact Kari via email at [email protected]
Feedback? You can ask your questions or give us feedback on the show here
Want to know more?
You can check out our: WCDSB GenAI Guidelines, infographics, and Innovation website: https://innovate.wcdsb.ca/
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By Katrina Gouett and Whitney McKinleyIn this insightful episode, we sit down with Dr. Kari Weaver the Learning, Teaching, and Instructional Design Librarian at the University of Waterloo Library. From preparing the next generation for a future intertwined with AI to tackling the evolving challenges of plagiarism and academic integrity, our discussion covers the pivotal shifts shaping the educational landscape. Plus, we explore the critical connection between K-12 and post-secondary education, shedding light on how educators can seamlessly bridge these crucial stages in a student's journey.
Dr. Kari D. Weaver (she/her) is an impassioned library educator who believes learning with information is essential to every aspect of our modern world. At the University of Waterloo, this perspective shapes her leadership of information literacy and digital learning in the library. She currently serves as the library representative on her campus New Technologies, Pedagogy, and Academic Integrity Committee where she contributes to policy and pedagogical conversations, decision-making, and professional development programming on generative artificial intelligence in teaching and learning at the University of Waterloo and the Learning Environments Operations (LEO) Committee which provides oversight for the campus LEARN Learning Management System (LMS).
Dr. Weaver’s extensive research background centers on the intersection of human information behavior and pedagogy. She publishes on a wide range of topics including information literacy, academic integrity, misinformation, scientific communication, educational research methods, online learning, and digital accessibility. Professionally, she is the Chair of the ACRL Women and Gender Studies Section (WGSS), an invited member of the American Library Association's prestigious Intellectual Freedom Committee, and a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians’ (CAPAL) Research and Scholarship Committee.
You can contact Kari via email at [email protected]
Feedback? You can ask your questions or give us feedback on the show here
Want to know more?
You can check out our: WCDSB GenAI Guidelines, infographics, and Innovation website: https://innovate.wcdsb.ca/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.