Institutional Web Management Workshop 2002:
The Pervasive Web

Parallel Sessions Booking Form

Please note the workshop is now over. This booking form is no longer operational.

This is the booking form for parallel sessions at the Institutional Web Management: The Pervasive Web workshop which will be held at the University of Strathclyde on 18-20^th June 2002.

Information on parallel sessions at the Institutional Web Management: The Pervasive Web workshop is given below.

The parallel sessions will be held on Tuesday 18^th June from 16:00-17:30, Wednesday 19^th June from 16:00-17:30 and Thursday 20^th June from 09:15-10:30.

A number of the sessions relate to a particular theme:

Web Strategies:: A1: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The E-Strategy
B1: Information Strategies - An Essential Navigational Tool?
Usability and Accessibility:: A3: Testing Web Site Accessibility
B2: The Perfect Portal ... is a Popular Portal
B3: Usable Design and Accessible Web Sites
Legal Issues:: A7: Is Your Institution's Web Site Legal?
C4: Advertising On Web Sites
B6: Will The Real Mr Homepage Please Stand Up?
Technical Issues:: A4 <XML Everywhere />
B4: Delivering XML in an Apache Environment
A2: Right People, Right Stuff, Right Pain?
Metadata Issues:: A5: The Value of Metadata and How to Realise It
B8: Exploiting Locally-Created E-resources: OAI and E-prints

Participants may choose to attend sessions on a particular theme, or mix-and-match their sessions.

Personal Details

Please enter your personal details below.

Forename:
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Institution:
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Session Choices

In the form below enter the code of the session you wish to attend in the "First Choice", "Second Choice" and "Third Choice" boxes.

1st Parallel Session - Tuesday 18^th June 2002 16:00 - 17:30

Session Code	Session	PC Cluster (Y or N)
A1	How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The E-Strategy Tracey Stanley, University Of Leeds	N
A2	Right People, Right Stuff, Right Pain? James Currall and Colin Farrow, University of Glasgow and John Byrne, University of York	N
A3	Testing Web Site Accessibility Grace de la Flor, ILRT, University of Bristol	Y
A4	<XML Everywhere /> Andrew Savory, Luminas This session is now full	N
A5	The Value of Metadata and How to Realise It Dennis Nicholson, University of Strathclyde	N
A6	QA For Web Sites Brian Kelly, UKOLN	N
A7	Is Your Institution's Web Site Legal? John Kelly, University of Strathclyde	Y
A8	Providing 360° Panoramic Scenes on the Web Jim Whyte and Graeme Fleming, University of Strathclyde	Y

Please indicated your choices for the first parallel session in the form below.

First Choice
Second Choice
Third Choice

2nd Parallel Session - Wednesday 19^th June 2002 16:00-17:30

Session Code	Session	PC Cluster (Y or N)
B1	Information Strategies - An Essential Navigational Tool? Claire Surridge, University of Reading	N
B2	The Perfect Portal ... is a Popular Portal Julie Stuckes, UKOLN This session is now full	N
B3	Usable Design and Accessible Web Sites David Sloan, University of Dundee This session is now full	Y
B4	Delivering XML in an Apache Environment Sebastian Rahtz, University of Oxford	N
B5	Weblogs and Blogs: What Are They? What Can They Be Used For? Duncan Smeed, University of Strathclyde	Y
B6	Will The Real Mr Homepage Please Stand Up? Colin Work, University of Southampton	N
B7	Dynamic Web Pages and Cross-Browser Compatibility - Can It Be Done? Trish Murray, Netskills	N
B8	Exploiting Locally-Created E-resources: OAI and E-prints Bob Kemp, University of Strathclyde	N

Please indicated your choices for the second parallel session in the form below.

First Choice
Second Choice
Third Choice

3rd Parallel Session - Thursday 20^th June 2002 09:15-10:30

Session Code	Session
C1	Interoperability and Learning Standards Briefing Niall Sclater & Lorna Campbell, CETIS & University of Strathclyde
C2	Web Standards Briefing Brian Kelly, UKOLN
C3	Web Sites And Legislation Briefing Betty Willder, JISC Legal Information Service Please note that this session will duplicate some of the material will be be given in the hands-on session on "Is Your Institution's Web Site Legal?: A Guide To Keeping Your Web Site Compliant With Recent Legislation" (session A7).
C4	Computer Scientists - A Help Or A Hindrance ;-)! Duncan Smeed, University of Strathclyde
C5	Departmental Freedom vs. Centralised Control Mike McConnell & Iain Middleton, University of Aberdeen
C6	Advertising On Web Sites Kriss Fearon, University of York and Ralph Weedon, University of Strathclyde
C7	Vendor Presentations A number of vendors will give brief presentations and demonstrations of software which will be of interest to Institutional Web managers.
C8	Birds of a Feather Session There will be an opportunity for workshop delegates to suggest birds-of-a-feater sessions.

Please indicated your choices for the third parallel session in the form below. Note that you will be able to change your choice for the third parallel session as these will probably be held in lecture theatres.

First Choice
Second Choice
Third Choice
Suggestion(s) for a Birds of a Feather Session

NOTE: Please ensure that you have filled in the fields correctly, including your personal details

NOTE: We cannot guarantee that everyone will get their first choice.

If you have any queries about this form then please send email to
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