The Institutional Web Management Workshop 2005 event consisted of a mixture of
plenary talks (which includes two panel sessions)
and a total of 18 parallel workshop sessions (from which
delegates can attend 2 sessions).
Details are given below.
Plenary Talks
Note that a total of 5.25 hours of plenary talks were held.
Our Users
- University Blogging: What Happens When Everyone Can Publish?:
John Dale, University of Warwick
- See abstract and
biographical details.
- Customers, Suppliers, and the Need for Partnerships:
Stephen Emmott, LSE
- See abstract and
biographical details.
The Institutional Perspective
- Challenges at the University of Manchester arising from Project UNITY:
Professor Mark Clark, University of Manchester
- See abstract and
biographical details.
- Sky High or Free Fall - All Aboard the Web Rollercoaster:
David Sweeney, Royal Holloway
- See abstract and
biographical details.
Institutional Case Studies
- There Is No Such Thing As A Silver Bullet: CMS And Portals Will Not Solve Your Problems!:
Tom Franklin
- See abstract and
biographical details.
- Publish and Be Damned: Re-purposing in the Real World:
Jeremy Speller and Ian Bartlett, UCL
- See abstract and
biographical details.
Panel Sessions
Details of the two panel sessions are given below.
- The Web Management Community: Present and Future:
Andrew Cox, University of Loughborough, Duncan Ireland, University of Strathclyde
and Brian Kelly, UKOLN
- See Andrew Cox and Duncan Ireland's abstract and
Andrew Cox's, Duncan Ireland's
and Brian Kelly's biographical details.
- Addressing The CMS Challenge:
Mike Lowndes, Natural History Museum, Tom Franklin and Piero Tintori.
- See abstract and
Mike Lowndes' and Tom Franklin's
biographical details.
Workshop Sessions
Details of the workshop sessions are given below.
Note that you can also view the session details
in a single page.
Note that a total of 27 hours of parallel sessions were held.
Sessions On Wednesday, 6th July
- A1: Hey! You! Get Offa My Web!
Hidden Desires and Unforeseen Circumstances in Web Management: Iain Middleton and Mike McConnell, University of Aberdeen
- See abstract for session A1 and
Iain Middleton's and
Mike McConnell's biographical details.
- A2: Conducting User Needs Analysis: Tips On
Gathering Requirements People May Have For The Systems You're Developing: Grace de la Flor, University of Bristol
- See abstract for session A2 and
Grace's biographical details.
- A3: How to Find a Needle in the Haystack:
Adrian Stevenson, University of Manchester
- See abstract for session A3 and
Adrian's biographical details.
- A4: Future-proofing for Collaborative
Tools: Emma Tonkin, UKOLN, University of Bath
- See abstract for session A4 and
Emma's biographical details.
- A5: Community Building - Open Source and Open Content: Randy Metcalfe, OSS Watch, University of Oxford
- See abstract for session A5 and
Randy's biographical details.
- A6: Whose Work Is It Anyway?: Andrew Savory, Luminas
- See abstract for session A6 and
Andrew's biographical details.
- A7: Embedding Third Party Services in Web Sites and Portals - From Links To WSRP the Pros and Sons: Tom Franklin
- See abstract for session A7 and
Tom's biographical details.
- A8: Managing Stakeholders with PRINCE2:
Stephen Emmott, LSE
- See abstract for session A8 and
Stephen's biographical details.
- A9: Lies, Damn Lies, and Web Statistics: Mike Lowndes, Natural History Museum
and Ranjit Sidhu, Nedstat
- See abstract for session A9 and
Mike's biographical details.
Sessions On Thursday, 7th July
- B1: Whose Web Do You Think It Is? Considering Web Accessibility And Usability
From The Perspective Of Different User Groups: Jenny Craven, MMU
- See abstract for session B1 and
Jenny's biographical details.
- B2: From the Ridiculous to the Sublime? Lessons from
Implementing a Corporate CMS at the University of Southampton:
Julie Burrell and Colin Work, University of Southampton
- See abstract for session B2 and
Colin Work's and
Julie Burrell's biographical details.
- B3: Democratising the Web: The Revenge of The Non-Techie:
Gilles Couzin and Urfan Ali, University of Bristol
- See abstract for session B3 and
Gilles Couzin's and
Urfan Ali's
biographical details.
- B4: Folksonomies: Metadata or Mess?:
Marieke Guy and Emma Tonkin, UKOLN, University of Bath
- See abstract for session B3 and
Marieke Guy's and
Emma Tonkin's
biographical details.
- B5: Inter-institutional Authorisation using Shibboleth: Myths, Lies and the Truth: Jon Dowland, University of Newcastle
- See abstract for session B5 and
Jon's biographical details.
- B6: Avoiding the Legal Obstacles in Web Management:
John X Kelly, JISC Legal Service, University of Strathclyde
- See abstract for session B6 and
John's biographical details.
- B7: WHS WEB S IT NEWY? - Including Mobile Phone Users in the Loop:
Adrian Tribe, Birkbeck College
- See abstract for session B7 and
Adrian's biographical details.
- B8: JISC Service and Vendor Presentations, various presenters
- See abstract.
- B9: RSS: Let's Clear The Confusion And Start Using!:
Brian Kelly, UKOLN
- See abstract for session B9
and biographical details.
