Introverts can thrive in today's workplace without changing who they are. Discover practical strategies to increase your visibility and ensure your hard work is recognized—all while staying true to your natural strengths. s.hbr.org/3OpOHjv

Madeleine L'Engle; this is why they want you illiterate

"Using short video lectures, activities, discussion boards, and curated readings, I designed this course to provide hands-on experience with generative AI tools and encourage reflection on how we might align AI with library values." choice360.org/libtech-insigh…

Enjoyed giving a talk this morning at the "Intelligence: from AI to the brain and back" conference, taking place today at Georgia Tech!

Even if you think AI is going to solve everything, consider this... georgetownvoice.com/2025/04/05/why…

A new analysis reveals gen AI users have a deeper understanding—and skepticism—of the technology and its creators. s.hbr.org/3G11tE2

Here's the House of Commons Library's briefing commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-brief…. for James Frith MP's current Westminster Hall debate on the Impact of AI on intellectual property (vid here later parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/f7…) #AI #IP #Copyright We need transparency & legality

"Indigenous Feminisms across the World, Part 2," is the second in a two-part series that exposes, challenges, and actively resists contemporary (i.e., settler) colonial realities. View the TOC: buff.ly/tL7E7xQ Buy this issue: buff.ly/5FiZv3w

New on ACRLog... Targeting Books for Removal at U.S. Military Libraries bit.ly/3Fan24L

New on ACRLog... Emerging from the Interim bit.ly/4k4PeVk

Our latest book - "Supporting Neurodiverse Students in Academic Libraries," edited by Amanda Boyer and Amir El-Chidiac - is now available. Learn more in an excerpt from the introduction by the editors on ACRL Insider and pick up a copy today! bit.ly/3T1rvu1

The Summer 2025 issue of Tips and Trends, which discusses AI and personalized learning, has just been published! Check it out here: bit.ly/tipsandtrendss…

Want to ensure that you don't miss updates like this? Make sure you follow us over at Bluesky at bsky.app/profile/acrl-i… --we'll be posting there exclusively starting July 1!

Our Value of Academic Libraries Committee is seeking feedback on a draft revision of the ACRL Standards for Libraries in Higher Education. Check out the complete details on ACRL Insider and submit your commends by July 31. bit.ly/4nnOvl2

Choice and Clarivate are pleased to announce a free, eight-week, newsletter-based course on #AI literacy for academic librarians. Learn more on ACRL Insider and sign up today! bit.ly/3GeMN4C #ALAAC25

"There’s effectively nobody in charge. And without a leader actually showing up at work, the Copyright Office is not totally business-as-usual; in fact, there’s debate over whether the copyright certificates it’s issuing could be challenged" wired.com/story/us-copyr…

Your ACRL Member of the Week is Sarah Tribelhorn, Sciences and Sustainability Librarian at San Diego State University Library in San Diego, CA! bit.ly/3GGdiQH

Articles on digital materials preservation, supporting departmental accreditation, #infolit instruction as a political act, finding a mentor, and more await you in the July/August issue of C&RL News. bit.ly/44UG7Rn

Our Research and the Scholarly Environment (ReSEC) committee is conducting a study on the academic library’s role in supporting research services. Learn more on ACRL Insider and take the survey by Friday, August 22. bit.ly/4feE931

Interested in publishing in an academic librarianship publication? Check out the recording of the recent webinar "Getting Started with Researching & Writing in Academic Librarianship" put on by our Student Learning and Information Literacy Committee! youtu.be/e_eAojTjs4g?si…