Plenary Talks
The Institutional Web Management Workshop 2005 event consisted of a mixture of
plenary talks (listed below) and parallel workshop sessions.
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 for John Dale's talk and
John Dale's biographical details.
- Customers, Suppliers, and the Need for Partnerships:
Stephen Emmott, LSE
- See Abstract for Stephen Emmott's talk and
Stephen Emmott's biographical details.
The Institutional Perspective
- Challenges at the University of Manchester arising from Project UNITY:
Professor Mark Clark, University of Manchester
- See Abstract for Professor Mark Clark's talk and
Professor Mark Clark's biographical details.
- Sky High or Free Fall - All Aboard the Web Rollercoaster:
David Sweeney, Royal Holloway
- See Abstract for David Sweeney's talk and
David Sweeney's 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 for Tom Franklin's talk and
Tom Franklin's biographical details.
- Publish and Be Damned: Re-purposing in the Real World:
Jeremy Speller and Ian Bartlett, UCL
- See Abstract for Jeremy Speller's talk
