Raising Awareness

"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'.

IWMW 2010

Programme

Delegate information

Institutional Web Management Workshop 2010

Plenary Talk P8: Doing the Day Job

Title:

P8: Doing the Day Job

Session Tag:

#P8

Time:

Wednesday 14 July 09:15-11:00

Abstract:

While innovation is important much of a Web manager's time is spent on the 'day job'. So what now constitutes the day job in a Web services team? What are the key services and what are not?

This session will consist of a number of talks about key services followed by a panel session discussing what a Web manager's day job is, what it should be and what it shouldn't be.

Talks:

Replacement CMS - Getting it right and getting the buy-in
Talk by Richard Brierton, University of Sheffield
See abstract and Richard Brierton's biographical details
StudentNET Portal
Talk by Josef Lapka, Canterbury Christ Church University
See abstract and Josef Lapka's biographical details
The impact of SharePoint in Higher Education
Talk by James Lappin and Peter Gilbert, UWE.
See abstract and James Lappin's and Peter Gilbert's biographical details

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