Ted Palenski from the University of Glasgow will deliver this live lesson aimed at children and young people of all ages.
Artificial intelligence has long been a component of search engines: how results are surfaced, ranked, and presented. This session breaks down how search engines work, and how they increasingly leverage generative AI, possibly to the detriment of close reading.
The aim of the session is to foster critical information literacy, offering several examples of how search engines might not give you the most relevant information, with some suggested strategies for navigating digital spaces overloaded with information.
This session will be recorded.
A Glow login is NOT required.
