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AI & Digital Literacy

When AI is Built In: A Library Ethics Check-In

If you've updated any software in the last year — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Canva, Zoom, or Adobe to name a few — you've probably noticed something new. A search enhancement here, a meeting summary generator there, a design tool that now suggests layouts based on your organization's past work. These features are arriving inside… Continue reading When AI is Built In: A Library Ethics Check-In

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AI & Digital Literacy

Takeaways from Bibliotheca’s AI Policy Webinar

I recently had the chance to tune into the AI Policy in Libraries: Firsthand, Frontline Examples webinar hosted by Bibliotheca. Featured speakers Shelby Moffatt (Community Engagement Specialist at Whitby Public Library) and Adam Haigh (Technology Librarian at Lower Merion Library System) shared some really grounded, practical insights into how public libraries are navigating artificial intelligence right now… Continue reading Takeaways from Bibliotheca’s AI Policy Webinar

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Libraries in the News: Social Media Success

Periodically I like to share stories of libraries and other organizations doing a great job with marketing, communications, and community engagement. Here's a really fun example from my fellow LMCC Board member Rachael Muszkiewicz, Associate Professor of Library Science for Valparaiso University's Christopher Center Library — with an unexpected Jeopardy! twist. The Video Rachael and her team created "The… Continue reading Libraries in the News: Social Media Success

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When Library History Becomes Family History, Part 2: The Victrola

I just got back from vacation, and while I was away, I checked my email and found a message that caught my attention: "This is really random but I saw a very cool item on FB Marketplace, and it was inscribed to your great-great grandfather. I was curious to know who he was so I… Continue reading When Library History Becomes Family History, Part 2: The Victrola

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Cordelia Anderson to Keynote 2027 Virginia Library Association Conference

Home-state author and lifelong Virginia library patron selected to speak at VLA's flagship event in Spotsylvania Concord, NC — Cordelia Anderson Consulting (CAC) is proud to announce that Cordelia Anderson has been selected to deliver the keynote address at the 2027 Virginia Library Association (VLA) Annual Conference. The conference takes place October 20–22 at Kalahari Resort… Continue reading Cordelia Anderson to Keynote 2027 Virginia Library Association Conference