Schedule
The three keynotes were erroneously listed on this schedule one hour later than they should have been. The times were corrected on May 16th. If you had added any keynote to your calendar before this date, you will need to update the event!
The Zoom link in the calendar events requires an AMICAL account to access. But if you don’t have one, don’t worry. We’ll share a direct link by email to all registrants on the morning of each conference day!
All times are in Paris time (CEST), GMT +2.
Table of contents
Monday 19 May
10:00–11:15 CEST
Presentations
Teaching writing
Convener: Emilienne Idorenyin Akpan
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AI as a collaborative partner for faculty in developing students’ critical reading & writing skills
Georgia (Gina) Kostoulias & Myrto Konstantoulaki
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Empowering peer tutors: Addressing AI challenges in academic writing with the ACRL framework
Alanna Ross & Rebecca Hastie
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Getting real with Wikipedia assignments in academic writing courses
Jasmina Najjar
13:00–13:05 CEST
Plenary session
Conference opening
Jeff Gima
13:05–14:15 CEST
Tuesday 20 May
Fishbowl discussion
Sharing experiences of teaching critical AI literacy across campuses and contexts
Maha Bali,
Anguelina Popova,
Mehwish Raza &
Kate Roy
Presentations
Library innovation & services
Convener: Asma Al-Kanan
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Empowering educators: The Anatolia College Libraries AI guide for teaching and learning
Eleni Filippidou & Evi Tramantza
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Global library leadership: Insights and practical takeaways from Harvard University
Hanane Karkour
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We implemented a Current Research Information System in less than a year… and then…
Karolina Zernicka & Oliver Murray
Wednesday 21 May
Presentations
AI across the campus
Convener: Anguelina Popova
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Broadening the AI conversation: A unified approach by academic support units
Kaitlin Lucas, Judit Minczinger & Ivett Molnar
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Challenging student views on generative AI in politics
Alina Khasanova
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Deliberating AI: Building university AI policies through democratic dialogue
Matthew Whoolery & Kaitlin Lucas
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How we talk (to students) when we talk about AI
Anastasia Logotheti
Thursday 22 May
Presentations
Digital liberal arts
Convener: Paul Love
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Community radio as a tool for digital pedagogy and media literacy in liberal arts education
Hamdi Echkaou
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Digital pathways to mysticism: Integrating digital pedagogy in the study of Sufism
Meis Al-Kaisi
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Distant reading the Quran: A treasure for teaching Arabic digital humanities
Mai Zaki
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Exploring data colonialism: An inter-institutional case study
Kate Roy & Fatima Syeda
Interactive session
Think & use: An interactive workshop on AI literacy in writing courses and writer center tutoring
Jasmina Najjar
Monday 26 May
Presentations
AI & information literacy
Convener: Kara Jones
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AI literacy in higher education: A workshop series on responsible AI use
Susan Stetson-Tiligadas & Adèle Thomas
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From keywords to natural language: Integrating AI into a first-year information literacy course
Rita W. El-Haddad & Stavros P. Hadjisolomou
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Misinformation and information literacy: How students evaluate AI-generated content
Joyce Draiby & Michael Stoepel
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Reimagining information literacy: Enhancing teaching and learning with generative AI
Stella Asderi
Presentations
Innovative pedagogy
Convener: Maya Akiki
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Role-play + reflection: Enhancing process understanding through experiential learning
Kostas Leftheriotis
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Using memes to teach multimodality, literacy, and creativity
Georgia-Zozeta Miliopoulou
Tuesday 27 May
Interactive session
Socio-technical skills and beyond: The role of socratic dialogue method and professional identity formation
Maya Akiki &
Reine Azzi
Presentations
AI in the classroom
Convener: Samar Aad
Wednesday 28 May
Presentations
Library innovation & services
Convener: Nikolina Ivanova-Bell
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‘Anatolia College 100 Years in Thessaloniki’ exhibition: Highlighting how librarians, through the Archives, brought the exhibition to life
Anna-Maria Xygalidou & Souzana Giouvanoudi
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Advancing inclusion & enhancing library accessibility for students with special needs
Khawla El Akkili & Mustapha Azaou
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Empowering student engagement through a library employment program
Latifa Baali
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Transforming digital experiences through Design Thinking methodology
Tatevik Zargaryan