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LILAC 2015 - Key Themes and Concepts: Frank Brady, MU & David Macnaughton, TCD
1. LILAC 2015 – Key Themes and
Concepts
Frank Brady – MU
David Macnaughton - TCD
2. LILAC Structure
• 3 days
• 3 keynotes
• 8 groups of parallels 84 sessions
• 330+ delegates
3. LILAC Themes
• Creative approaches to IL
• IL for under 18s
• IL and employability
• Delivering IL through new technologies
• Research based IL
• Outreach and collaboration
4. Keynote 1 – Ray Land Durham
University
‘There could be trouble ahead’. Threshold
Concepts, Troublesome Knowledge and
Information Literacy – a current debate.
6. Keynote 3 - Barbara Fister,
Gustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota
• The Liminal Library: Making Our Libraries Sites of
Transformative Learning.
• Information literacy is multidisciplinary, multi-layered and has
to be learned in multiple contexts over a number of years.
• As librarians or ‘savvy outsiders’ to provide libraries which act
as a ‘safe liminal place’ where learning breakthroughs can
happen instead of trying to teach information literacy.
7. Keynote 2 – Julia Jones
• Information Literacy and Trade Unions
8. One event to bring them all – collaboration with internal training providers
to bring a holistic approach to the information literacy needs of researchers
Michelle Walker, Northumbria University
• Researcher Development Week @ the
Library
• Aimed at early career researchers (Post
Phds) and staff undertaking research
• Library, IT services, Research and
Business Services and the Graduate
School
• Externals such as Adept scientific
(Endnote) and Ethos at the British
Library
• Better understanding of each others
work
• Researchers networked with each
other across departments
9. Making IL relevant in employment settings
Stéphane Goldstein – Research Information Network
Charlie Inskip – University College London
Jane Secker - London School of Economics
Geoff Walton – Northumbria University
• Information use in employment settings
• Promote the value of information and
research data literacy in HE and beyond
• Digital Literacy seen as an IT issue – needs
to be addressed
• Make it a graduate attribute
• Need to show employers the benefits to
them
• Case studies from the workplace
• What role can be played by professional
organisations in moving the agenda forward
10. Reaching the Masses: The Evolution of IL Delivery at The University of Hull
Michael Latham & Mike Ewen
• Generic information literacy sessions more
useful than embedded ones
• Identify IL delivery as being key to supporting
university objectives
• IL and study skills orientated sessions targeted
at all students in all departments
• Phased delivery to match the development of
students IL needs
• Continuity of IL delivery is secured across the
entire student body
• Scaffolded approach to meet individual
learner needs
11. Online IL with Percy the Penguin!
Sara Bird & Gillian Johnston, Newcastle University
• A range of fun and interactive information literacy
resources for 6th Form students and teachers
• Market Research
• Co-produced with teachers, school librarians and
students
• Web designer essential
• Web pages aimed at teachers but activities for
students to do
• Focused on Research Skills, Plagiarism ,
Referencing and Finding Resources
• ‘Subject’ not taught in schools. Focus upon
transferable skills and why need it to pass exams
• High Score Wins game – scores vary with views,
have to justify their choices
12.
13. Slide 1: Rings and hand
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Slide 2: Informall
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Slide 3: Newcastle Quayside by night
http://www.gatesheadharriers.com/quayside5k/
Slide 4: Percy Penguin
http://sixthformstudyskills.ncl.ac.uk/
http://archive.lilacconference.com/past-
conferences/lilac-2015
Editor's Notes
What is LiLac -
Ray Land – Professor of Higher Education at Durham University
The Union Learning Fund (ULF) was established in 1998 to promote activity by trade unions in support of the objective of creating a learning society. Its primary aim is to develop the capacity of trade unions and Union Learning Representatives (ULRs) to work with employers, employees and learning providers to encourage greater take up of learning in the workplace.