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Institutional Web Management Workshop 2002:
The Pervasive Web

University of Strathclyde
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The following events will take place shortly before or after the Institutional Web Management Workshop. They are not part of the workshop and bookings must be made separately. However they may be of interest to workshop participants.


Fourth Meeting of the CETIS Educational Content Special Interest Group

Date
Friday 21st June
Venue
Room F.26, Paterson's Land, Holyrood Campus, University of Edinburgh
Note this is held in Edinburgh, not in Glasgow.
Abstract
The fourth meeting of the CETIS Educational Content Special Interest Group (EC SIG) will take place on Friday 21st June at the University of Edinburgh. The meeting will run from 10.00 am - 4.00 pm and lunch will be provided. This is an open meeting which will be of relevance to all FE/HE colleagues who are interested in the development and delivery of reusable educational content. Amongst other topics, the meeting will focus on educational modeling languages, learning design and the development of learning object economies. There is no fee to attend EC SIG meetings but participants must register in advance. To register for this event please contact Lorna Campbell at lmc@strath.ac.uk or on 0141 548 3072 no later than Thursday 13th June 2002.
For further information on the EC SIG please visit the group's Web site at <http://www.cetis.ac.uk/educational-content/>

Netskills: Exploring XML Workshop

Date
Friday 21st June 2002
Venue
Graham Hills Building, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Abstract
The advent of XML heralds a revolution in web development, providing a means of delivering information in a variety of ways and to different devices. XML offers new opportunities and challenges to both people creating web pages and those involved in sophisticated back-end information systems, set to provide a powerful and flexible alternative to the long established language HTML. This practical workshop, aimed at experienced HTML authors, introduces a wide range of new and exciting possibilities from multiple content transformations to creating WAP pages and producing XML from databases.
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