AMICAL 2024

Welcome to AMICAL 2024! Every conference day includes one session with 2-4 presentations by AMICAL colleagues. Some days include keynote or sponsor presentations as well. Note that there are no parallel sessions at all. Register for the conference to attend sessions and create your personalized schedule. Zoom links will be provided closer to the event.

11:00 CEST

1. First results of recent Textbook Affordability Initiative at Franklin University Switzerland TBAClélie Riat 2. Enhancing faculty engagement in open access publishing TBAJoyce Draiby 3. New OPEN services at the Bissell Library of ACT: Promoting the use of existing and encouraging the creation of OER TBAAnna-Maria Xygalidou • Evi Tramantza

12:00 CEST

1. Acting on AI at AUP: Building a shared response to generative AI at a smaller liberal arts institution TBAJeff Gima • Geoff Gilbert 2. Navigating the AI shift: Considerations and initiatives in shaping education at ACT TBAStella Asderi 3. Revolutionizing libraries: The impact of artificial intelligence on modern library services TBAMuhammad Kabir khan 4. Integrating AI at FCCU Campus: Ensuring sustainability TBARukhsana Zia

14:00 CEST

Sponsor presentations: Bloomsbury, Brill, Taylor & Francis

12:00 CEST

1. On AI writing detection TBAAnastasia Logotheti 2. The Elephant in the Agora: Refocusing writing instruction on the liberal arts and AI TBATara Keenan • Daniel Springman 3. ChatEthics: Does teaching the ethical use of generative AI have an impact? TBAJasmina Najjar 4. Comparing AI vs human-generated paragraphs: Findings and pedagogical significance TBAMaheen Zia

12:00 CEST

1. Unlocking the power of virtual discussions to achieve composition class outcomes and global skills TBAEmilienne Akpan • Ekaterina Galimova 2. Virtual exchange: A viable reality in academia TBAMaya Akiki • Reine Azzi 3. Soliya as a tool for virtual exchange TBAJack Vahram Kalpakian

14:00 CEST

At the heart of the whirlwind: The library’s role in supporting mental health and well-being TBAKelly E. Miller

11:00 CEST

1. A holistic approach to researchers' support through comprehensive resources: Empowering success with lessons learned at ACG TBAVasia Mole 2. Cultivating collaboration: Building AUS's information literacy community of practice TBAChristine Furno • Rebecca Hastie 3. Helping academics reach broader audiences: CEU Library's Podcast Workshops TBAJeremy Braverman • Thomas Aichinger

15:00 CEST

The coming AI epoch: A new age of enlightenment? A new threat to humanity? TBALee Rainie

11:00 CEST

1. Embedding oral history as a research tool in a Writing and Communication class TBAFarheen Saeed 2. Student collaboration: In-class cooperative activities and positive effects TBAGeorge Kyparissiadis

14:00 CEST

Sponsor presentations: OCLC & Project Muse

11:00 CEST

1. Toward university archives & records management at Al Akhawayn University TBAKhawla El Akkili 2. Unleashing hidden powers: The impact of Toastmasters on the Effat librarian's journey. TBAManal Alsherhi 3. Weeding the Mohammed VI Library collection: An overview TBAHanane Karkour • Rachid Zegrane 4. Academic libraries in transition: The case of the American University of Kurdistan Library TBAGulan Gawdan

11:00 CEST

1. How to use AI to enhance the educational process? TBAAisuluu Namasbek kyzy 2. Generative AI for in-class review TBAVeronique Van Lierde 3. Exploring the use of AI in a peer tutoring environment TBAGregory Katsas

15:00 CEST

Our grandest challenge: How libraries are addressing climate change TBARebekkah Smith Aldrich

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