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Subject:

Social media: re-conceptualising information literacy?

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Social media: re-conceptualising information literacy?

Professor Helen Partridge



9 June 2011

2.00 to 4.00 pm



Event sponsored by the Information Literacy Group

It is free of charge



Venue

Geoffrey Manton Building

Manchester Metropolitan University

Rosamond Street West

Off Oxford Road

Manchester

M15 6LL

Lecture Theatre 5



To book a place please contact Anthony Beal

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by 2 June 2011





Social media has rapidly transformed the way we live, work and play. It is
also changing the way people find, use and experience information. The
interactivity of applications such as Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook has
helped people to become not just information consumers but information
producers, creators and co---creators. Social media is creating entirely
new types of information resources and new approaches to information
practices as well as new user expectations.



More and more people are living in a state of constant awareness of the
information that is around them. This session will consider whether social
media is requiring a re-conceptualisation to information literacy. The
session will consider the many issues, challenges and opportunities social
media brings to the world of information. But be warned, this session is
likely to raise more questions than answers.





Biography



Professor Partridge is currently a visiting Fellow at the Oxford Internet
Institute, University of Oxford, where she is undertaking a study into
people's information practices within social media. Helen is based at the
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Australia where she is the
coordinator of the universities library and information education program.
Helen has published widely in the area of teaching and learning and has won
a number of teaching awards including the Teaching Fellowships from the
Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) in 2008. In 2009 she
received funds from the ALTC for a research project that will re--
conceptualise Australian LIS education for the twenty--first century. She
is also the lead investigator for an Australian Research Council grant
exploring how ageing Australians use information to learn about their
health. The three--year study is being undertaken in partnership with the
Queensland State Department of Health.



Directions and Map

http://www.mmu.ac.uk/venues/travel_&_directions/



http://www.informationliteracy.org.uk/




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