9am Registration and Refreshments
9.30am Introduction and Welcome from LSBU and Housekeeping
9.35am Ice Breaker
9.45am-10.15am Adam Blackwell (Proquest) The Good News About Fake News: It’s a Far Bigger Problem than You Thought!
10.15am - 10.35am Carol Hollier (University of Nottingham) Critical Approaches to sourcing information on the web and fake news
10.35am - 10.50am Break
10.50am-11.10am Andy Tattersall (University of Sheffield) New research needs to be better reported and librarians can help with that
11.15pm-11.30pm Lorna Smith (Newcastle University) Developing Fake News Ninjas
11.30am-12.15pm Keynote speaker – Rita Marcella and Graeme Baxter (Robert Gordon University) Debating the research agenda around Fake News
12.15pm-1.15pm Lunch, Networking and Stands
1.15pm-1.45pm Peter Keep and Robin Pomeroy (The Charlotte Project) The Charlotte Project - Engaging youth on fake news
1.45pm-2pm Gwen Kent (University of Bedfordshire)Information Literacy, the cure for fake news: making the connection at the University of Bedfordshire
2pm-2.20pm Amanda Closier and Ute Manecke (Open University) #FakeNewsFriday and other information literacy tales from the Open University Library
2.25pm-2.45pm Carol Price, Mandy Goode and Janice Wright (Birmingham City University) Developing the research skills of students studying for their EPQ (Extended Project Qualification)
2.45pm-3.15pm Georgina Cronin, Katie Hughes and Lucy Welch (University of Cambridge) From personal engagement to public engagement – the journey from experiencing fake news to educating others
3.15pm-3.30pm Afternoon Break
3.30pm-3.45pm Heather Lincoln and Kay Griffiths (Imperial College London) Teaching activities for business news and fake news information literacy
3.45pm-4.05pm Sebastian Krutkowski (University of Roehampton) Beyond source evaluation: using political satire to address fake news
4.05pm-4.20pm – Alison Skoyles and Kathy Neville (LSBU) HEAR-badged Fake News workshops and working with Journalism students
4.20pm-4.30pm Closing comments
