"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 2013 is the seventeenth workshop.

The Institutional Web Management Workshop (IWMW) 2013 will take place at the University of Bath from Wednesday 26^th to Friday 28^th June 2013.

IWMW 2013 Programme

The programme for IWMW 2013 is given below. Note that the programme is also available on Scribd (which can be embedded form elsewhere). In addition an A4 version suitable for printing is also available (MS Word format):.

• A4 (with plenary talks) (MS Word format)
• A4 (with plenary talks and parallel sessions) (MS Word format)
• A5 (publicity flyer) (MS Word format)

In addition a mobile-friendly version is available on Lanyrd.

Time	Wednesday 26th June	Thursday 27th June	Friday 28th June
09.00	Registration (until 17:00)	Stop Trying to Avoid Losing & Start Winning: How BS 8878 Reframes the Accessibility Question, Jonathan Hassell	Vacate rooms and take luggage to luggage room
09.30			IWMW and the birth of a Content Strategist, Richard Prowse, University of Bath
09.45		Adapting to Responsive Web Design, David Cornforth, Jisc infoNet
10.15	Delegates arrive at Lecture Theatre		The University in a Bind, Dai Griffiths, University of Bolton
10:30	Welcome to IWMW 2013, Brian Kelly, UKOLN	Tea
11.00	Open Education: The Business & Policy Case for OER, Cable Green, Creative Commons	The Inside-Out University, Martin Hamilton, Loughborough University	Tea
11:45	Mozilla, Open Badges and a Learning Standard for Web Literacy, Doug Belshaw, Mozilla Foundation	Working With Developers, Paul Walk, UKOLN	The Delicious Discomfort Of Not Knowing: How to Lead Effectively Through Uncertainty, Neil Denny, allLD
12:30	Lunch	Lunch	Conclusions Brian Kelly, UKOLN
13.00			Finish (13.00)
14:00	Et tu MOOC? Massive Online Considerations, Kyriaki Anagnostopoulou, University of Bath	9am, 16th August, 2012: "What the fcuk just happened then?", Ranjit Sidhu, SiD	Parallel Sessions The parallel sessions last for 90 minutes and provide an opportunity for delegates to actively participate in group discussions, group exercises, practical sessions, etc. Delegates can choose two parallel sessions from the 20 which are available.
14:45	Turning our Attention to Supporting Research, Amber Thomas, University of Warwick	Institutional Culture Is Crippling Your Web Strategy!, Paul Boag, Headscape
15:30	Tea	Tea
16:00	Parallel Sessions A: Choose one parallel session (or view the complete list) A1: Digital Storytelling A2: Analytics - What is Changing and Why Does it Matter? A3: How Responsive Do You Want Your Website? A4: The Institutional Web Site and the Institutional Repository: Addressing Challenges of Integration A5: Living in Uncertain Times... or How to Become More Resilient A6: Interfacing Google Analytics with Google Sheets for Primary and Secondary Data Analysis A7: WordPress Beyond Blogging A8: Technical Project Management: Top Tips for Our Times A9: Birds of a Feather session 1 (TBC) A10: Connections, Connecting, Connected A11: Opening up university space online using Google Street View, Interactive Maps & Dynamic web design	Parallel Sessions B: Choose one parallel session (or view the complete list) B1: A Practical Guide to Delivering Content Strategy in the UK B2: Open Up: Open Data in the Public Sector B3: Managing Your Professional Online Reputation B4: Creating a Multimedia CV or Project Summary B5: Adventures with Augmented Reality B6: Save Money and Make Things Better with Linked Open Data B7: Getting the Best out of Consultants B8: Institutional Use of Social Media Services B9: IWMW: The Digital Story B10: Are We Too Easily Distracted by Shiny Objects?
17:30	Close for day	Close for day
19.00	Conference meal	Reception at Roman Baths