ELG Conference on Information Skills
Information Skills Conference: Discovering and sharing learning and
teaching methods for information skills through the age-groups exploring
particularly the possibility of constructing a developing framework of
skills.
10 am – 4.30 pm 19th April at Department of Earth Sciences University
of Cambridge, Downing St., Cambridge
£50 plus VAT including lunch
Programme
10.00 am Coffee
10.30 Information skills in general (Lucy Gildersleeves)
11.15 Speaker about primary education (Geoff Dubber)
12.00. Speakers about secondary education (Lynn Barrett and Anne-Marie
Tarter)
1.00 Lunch
2.00 Speaker at FE (Jo Barber (St Francis Xavier 6th Form College, London))
2.45 Speakers about higher education - developing and delivering
an information and IT skills module at University College Worcester
(Ann Craig and Pete Thornton)
3.30 Discussion and conclusion.
Alan Bradwell’s original proposal for this conference is a useful one
“My feeling in this instance is to use such an event to find out
information on the children/people whose information skills we are
trying to develop. We could maybe focus on: the start and finish point
expected to be reached by children/people in each age group; the methods
used to get them from start to finish. Then maybe a conclusion on how
the deliverers of one age group is able to build on the work of the
earlier group and help prepare the ground for the next group.”
As well as the main speakers there will be a poster session where
additional relevant projects are mounted. For example there will be two
describing different Cambridge projects on undergraduate information
skills. Please contact the conference organiser if you can contribute a
poster.
Conference organiser and bookings: Elizabeth Tilley
[log in to unmask] Tel.: 01223-333429
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Elizabeth A. Tilley MA MSc.Econ.
Librarian
Earth Sciences Library
Department of Earth Sciences
University of Cambridge
Downing St.
Cambridge
CB2 3EQ
Library email: [log in to unmask]
Tel: 01223 333429 (Main Library)
: 01223 337101 (Bullard Library)
http://www.esc.cam.ac.uk
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