2025 Access Services Conference
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Sessions Tagged: Staff Training
The Rules are in the AI: Georgia Tech’s Journey with CoPilot Studio
Date/Time: 11/19/25 – 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM
Abstract: This presentation explores how AI-powered Copilot Agents help library staff quickly access procedural information, reducing the learning curve for new employees and ensuring consistent communication. The session covers AI agent development, deployment, and real-world impact, offering a roadmap for libraries interested in AI integration.
Learning a New Way to Train – Engaging Neurodiverse Student Employees
Date/Time: 11/19/25 – 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Abstract: Traditional training methods do not suit all student workers. This presentation shares a creative, game-based library training toolkit developed to support neurodivergent students, including those with ADHD and autism. Attendees will learn about pedagogical principles and practical examples to create inclusive, effective training programs.