Our colleagues at ScholarRX previously shared a conference session summarized in their Bricks format- here to take in is a “Brick” covering Joshua Bennet’s opening keynote presentation in one titled “Find Someone You Love in the Archive”
It’s interesting to see the structure of the RXBricks learning units (e.g. like one for learning about Cell Membranes) used to summarize a presentation. It starts with learning objectives, and included with the content are flash card like activities to emphasize key points, practice questions related to the text, a multiple choice style check of understanding, and an end set of references (though I would suggest should be hyperlinked).
Again, this was built with the ScholarRX Teaching with Artificial Intelligence tool (TAI) and edited by staff. We are hoping to organize soon a demo so we can understand better how this platform works.
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Front Entrance public conversations “outside” the venue
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Interaction Zone activities and things to do