"The IWMW event provides an opportunity for those involved in the provision of institutional Web services to hear about institutional case studies, national initiatives and emerging technologies and to actively participate in a number of parallel sessions."

IWMW 2010 is the fourteenth workshop. This year's theme is 'The Web in Turbulent Times'.

Parallel Sessions

This page containa information about this year's parallel sessions at IWMW 2010. Note that each of the sessions will last for 90 minutes.

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Day 1: Monday 12th July 2010 16:00-17:30

A1: RDFa from theory to practice: Adrian Stevenson, Mark Dewey and Thom Bunting

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A2: A Little Project Management Can Save a Lot of Fan Cleaning: Peter Barnes and Matt Jukes

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A3: Location Based Services Without the Cocoa: Ben Butchart and Murray King

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A4: 'Follow us on Twitter'...'Join our Facebook group': Joanna Blackburn

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A5: Usability and User Experience on a Shoestring: Stuart Church

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A6: Sheffield Made Us - using social media to engage students in the university brand: Dave Stanley

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A7: FlashMash: Owen Stephens

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A8: Stylesheets for mobile/smartphones: Helen Sargan

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A9: Getting Awesome Results from Data Visualisation: Rich Kirk

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A10: My superpower is content curation. What's yours?: Relly Annett-Baker

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Day 2: Tuesday 13th July 2010 16:00-17:30

B1: Mobile Apps vs Mobile Web: Mike Nolan and Mark Power

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B2: Designing, developing and testing a location aware learning activity using QR Codes: Andy Ramsden

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B3: Wordpress beyond Blogging: Joss Winn and Chris Goddard

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B4: Developing Your Personal Contingency Plan: Beat The Panic: Keith Doyle

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B5: Taxonomy: Creating structure across content using metadata: Matthew Hoskins

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B6: Engagement, Impact, Value: Measuring and Maximising Impact Using the Social Web: Brian Kelly

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B7: Course advertising and XCRI: Scott Wilson and Alan Paull

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B8: Looking at Linked Data: Chris Gutteridge

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B9: Inside the Pantheon: A Dreamweaver framework for managing dynamic content: John Ennew

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