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Saturday May 9, 2026 8:50am - 9:40am EDT
This session presents a classroom-tested assignment designed to help students critically evaluate AI-generated text while strengthening core research and information literacy skills. Developed by a librarian and history instructor seeking productive ways to teach research in the age of AI, the activity has students prompt an AI to write a historical essay and then verify each factual claim using scholarly sources. The presentation will include assignment materials, student reflections and ACRL framework connections. Attendees will leave with adaptable strategies for integrating AI into instruction in ways that promote inquiry, source evaluation, and responsible tool use.

Participants will:
1. Recognize how evaluating AI connects to key concepts in the ACRL Framework.
2. Be able to create an AI fact-checking assignment to strengthen student research skills.
3. Be able to adapt the assignment structure to their own instructional contexts. 
Speakers
avatar for Joshua Wallace

Joshua Wallace

Graduate Services Librarian, Tarleton State University
I started my librarian career in 2007 at South Texas College in McAllen. In 2014, I worked at Ranger College. I've been at Tarleton since 2016. Instruction and reference have been the primary roles I have held. 
Saturday May 9, 2026 8:50am - 9:40am EDT
Main Salon A

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