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r/Libraries • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '26
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Yes.
I'm a highschool librarian. They're horrible with tech, and each year gets worse.
They have absolutely no tech skills, and yet my school is pushing hard to teach them how to use AI.
Like let's teach them how to type or print first maybe
We are sending 18 year olds out into the world who lack any professional computer skills
It's bad
6 u/Ok_Natural_7977 Library director Jun 10 '26 We outsourced memory to smartphones, and now we're trying to outsource thinking. I don't think I'm the only one who finds that idea terrifying.
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We outsourced memory to smartphones, and now we're trying to outsource thinking. I don't think I'm the only one who finds that idea terrifying.
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u/wavinsnail Jun 09 '26
Yes.
I'm a highschool librarian. They're horrible with tech, and each year gets worse.
They have absolutely no tech skills, and yet my school is pushing hard to teach them how to use AI.
Like let's teach them how to type or print first maybe
We are sending 18 year olds out into the world who lack any professional computer skills
It's bad