Inspiring the i-Generation -
Web 2.0, teenagers and libraries
Wednesday 10th October 2007
Wolverhampton Science Park
| Time | Session | |
|---|---|---|
| 10.00-10.15 | Introductions | |
| 10.15-10.45 | We're The Young
Generation, And We've Got Something To Say Brian Kelly, UKOLN |
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| 10.45-11.15 | Recent developments
in the UK and overseas David Pattern , University of Huddersfield |
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| 11.15-11.45 | Break | |
| 11.45-12.15 | Getting social and interactive – a
new website for young people Ruth Harrison, The Reading Agency |
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| 12.15-12.45 | Reaching your users with Web 2.0 Peter Godwin, University of Bedfordshire |
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| 12.45-1.45 | Lunch | |
| (1.45-4.05) | Parallel Session A | Parallel Session B |
| 1.45-2.10 | The perils and
possibilities of Web 2.0 services Matt Machell, Evidence Base |
Reader development
and reading group wikis Patricia Garrett amd Dave Percival Portsmouth City Council |
| 2.15-2.40 | Library 2.0 in
action: enabling communication, collaboration and interaction
to develop communities, democracy and citizenship online Iain Wallace, The Spoken Word, Glasgow Caledonian University |
Using Web2.0
to engage with young people in libraries Paul Mayes, University of Teesside |
| 2.45-3.10 | Spinebreakers Jodie Mullish, Puffin Books, Livity representative & a member of the teen team |
Using wikis in
information literacy activities Jean McGuinness, University of Abertay |
| 3.10-3.40 | Break | |
| 3.40-4.05 | Teenage Reading Groups that
work Kelley Townley |
Using blogs in
a school library Helen Hinks, Rawmarsh Community School |
| 4.10-5.00 | The future of
Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 Ian Corns, TALIS |
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