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How AI Will Affect Web Search, Content Quality, and Authority

February 22, 2023 by Andrew Walsh

I recently wrote an article about the effects of ChatGPT on libraries and librarians and I wanted to expand on some of the points relating to information seeking and web search. We are truly at a watershed moment for information literacy that has the potential to be just as revolutionary as when Google first blazed […]

Filed Under: AI and Librarians, Evaluating Sources Tagged With: ChatGPT, Generative AI, Search Engines

How AI Tools Like ChatGPT Will Affect Libraries and Librarians

February 19, 2023 by Andrew Walsh

ChatGPT is a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that has been getting endless buzz online due to its potential not only to improve our lives but also to disrupt established practices and institutions. One such example is its ability to almost instantly generate well-written essays on just about any topic, which is forcing a radical […]

Filed Under: Academic Librarianship, AI and Librarians, Technology Tagged With: ChatGPT, Generative AI

How Tech Habit Formation Works: Breaking the Bad and Building Healthier Digital Habits

May 30, 2021 by Andrew Walsh

For anyone trying to become more productive in a digital age dominated by phones and technology, there are some long-touted tactics they’ll inevitably encounter: conserving willpower, working to find motivation, an endless variety of productivity “hacks” and apps. But it turns out that none of these things are the key to actually getting more done. […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity Tagged With: Goals, Habits, Smartphones

Overcoming Smartphone Addiction: How to Effectively Reduce Mindless Screen Time

April 25, 2021 by Andrew Walsh

In my articles about digital productivity, I’ve discussed topics like tech habit formation and getting into a flow state. But in order to truly assess our productivity today, we need to grapple with one particular piece of equipment that promises to make our lives easier but in reality causes all sorts of new problems. To find […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity Tagged With: Habits, Smartphones

Reaching a Flow State for Improved Digital Productivity

February 1, 2021 by Andrew Walsh

Staying productive in a digital and tech-addicted world is far from easy, and it’s easy to get sidetracked by the allure of shiny new tools like apps, browser plugins, and the like that all promise to give you results. But in order to achieve significant and lasting behavioral change, you need to start within. This […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity Tagged With: Flow/Focus, Smartphones

How to Set Better Goals That Will Make You More Productive Online

December 16, 2020 by Andrew Walsh

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With distractions everywhere these days–from browser tabs to phone notifications–it can seem challenging if not impossible to actually get major things done. So how can we be more productive in the digital age? One of the best things you can do to increase your productivity is to adjust the way you set your goals so […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity Tagged With: Flow/Focus, Goals, Habits

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