This one-day even will take place at the London Knowledge Lab, Institute of Education, on April 15th. Information about how to register can be found on the SIG's blog site.

The programme for the event is:

Participants have been asked to identify either as offering a case study or else offering a critical perspective that can be brought to bear on the cases and evidence presented. Accepted participants offering cases include:

• Jeremy Hall, Hall Marketing
• Dave Westwood & Agi Ryder, Middlesex University 
• Maria Toro-Troconis, Imperial College London 
• Mark Childs & Yung-Fang Chen, Coventry University 
• Russell Frances, Gothenburg University 
• Rose Heaney, University of East London 
• Paul Driver 
• Shailey Minocha, Christopher Leslie Hardy and Ahmad John Reeves, Open University 
• Tim Marsh, National University of Singapore 
• Ken Khan & Howard Noble, Oxford University (on-the-day questions noted here)

Accepted participants offering critical perspectives include:

• Aristos Protopsaltis, Coventry University 
• Fiona Littleton, Edinburgh University
• Sam Fowler, Exeter University 
• Nigel Mehdi, LSE 
• Di Dawson 
• Dan Bowen
• Shailey Minocha, Open University 
• Patrick Craven, Cambridge Assessment 
• Remy Olasoji, University of East London 
• Michelle Hoyle, University of Sussex 
• Kirsten Campbell (who has a case in reserve, in case another speaker cancels)

In addition, Martin Oliver and Diane Carr will convene the day, and Clare Killen and Sian Bayne will attend as invited speakers. (Note: on the day, Sian was unable to attend. Her planned keynote topic had been: "Avatars in uncanny spaces".)