Programme

The programme will include a mixture of plenary and parallel sessions. Parallel sessions will case studies, discussions and demonstrations. Some will also include a hands-on element allowing you to try out some of the tools/solutions for yourself.

Parallel sessions are being finalised and include: Twitter for Training, Facilitating with Facebook, YouTube for training, digital literacy through social media, Google+ and the legal aspects of using Social Media. There will be a choice of three presentations under each of the parallel sesssions slots and each will run twice throughout the day.

Parallel session outlines. Further details on the parallel sessions are also available on the event lanyrd site.

09:15	Guided tour of University MediaCityUK campus by the Academic Director (optional extra)
09:30	Registration and refreshments
10:05	Welcome and housekeeping
10:10	Keynote: Looking in from the outside: Developing your own windows of opportunities using social media Sue Beckingham, Sheffield Hallam University Handouts of slides (PDF) Presentation (SlideShare)
11:00	Refreshments and networking
11:30	Parallel Sessions 1 Choice of up to three sessions YouTube for training, Craig Taylor, Epic YouTube videos to support session What does Google+ mean for me?, Martin Hamilton, Loughborough University Presentation (SlideShare) Developing digital literacy through social media: trainer and trainee perspective, Joe Nicholls, University of Cardiff Presentation (Prezi)
12:05	Parallel Sessions 2 Choice of up to three sessions Facebook for Facilitating, Gillian Fielding and Amina Helal, University of Salford Handouts of slides (PDF) Presentation (SlideShare) Twitter for Training, Phil Vincent, Sheffield Hallam University Handouts of slides (PDF) Presentation (SlideShare) Legal aspects of Social Media, Matt Stephenson, University of Salford Handouts of slides (PDF) Presentation (SlideShare)
12.35	Lunch
13.35	Parallel Sessions 3 Choice of up to three sessions YouTube for training, Craig Taylor, Epic Making the most of Google+, Martin Hamilton, Loughborough University Developing digital literacy through social media: trainer and trainee perspective, Joe Nicholls, University of Cardiff
14:10	Parallel Sessions 4 Choice of up to three sessions Facebook for Facilitating, Gillian Fielding and Amina Helal, University of Salford Twitter for Training, Phil Vincent, Sheffield Hallam University Legal aspects of Social Media, Matt Stephenson, University of Salford ,
14:40	Refreshments and networking
15:05	Plenary presentation: Helen Keegan, University of Salford
15:50	Wrap up and close
16.00	Close


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