Steve Hargadon: Productive Alignment: Understanding Human Wisdom
A couple of months ago, I ran an experiment with large language models. The question I was holding was not […]
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Steve Hargadon: The Library 2.0 All-Access Pass Programs
Library 2.0 now has all-access annual passes for our three primary program areas: The Safe Library (with Dr. Steve Albrecht)
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Steve Hargadon: INTENSIVE: Is Your Library AI-Ready?
IS YOUR LIBRARY AI-READY?A Practical Intensive for Leaders with Crystal Trice OVERVIEW: AI is reshaping library work faster than most
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Steve Hargadon: WEBINAR – “Leadership and Supervisory Wellness: Supporting Teams in Today’s Libraries”
Leadership and Supervisory Wellness: Supporting Teams in Today’s Libraries A Library 2.0 Masterclass with Loida Garcia-Febo OVERVIEW: Library supervisors and
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Steve Hargadon: Our Performative Lives
There used to be a small class of people who lived public-facing lives for a living. Actors, politicians, royalty, clergy,
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Steve Hargadon: Intellectual Capture
There is a mechanism running in your life right now that organizes more of your behavior than you would like
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Steve Hargadon: NEW WEBINAR – “Assessing The Black Belt Librarian: An Overview of Warren Graham’s Book”
Assessing The Black Belt Librarian: An Overview of Warren Graham’s Book A Library 2.0 Service, Safety, and Security Webinar with Dr. Steve Albrecht
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Steve Hargadon: Understanding the Human Condition 3: “The Innocence Behind Us”
This is part of the Understanding the Human Condition series, which uses the unique vantage point of large language models
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Steve Hargadon: The Adaptive Mind
There is a term at the center of my (r)evolutionary psychology framework that I have been developing that I want
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Steve Hargadon: Realmotiv
Like many people of my generation, I knew the word realpolitik mainly through Henry Kissinger. It was the shorthand for