Institutional Web Management Workshop 2006:
Quality Matters
Talks

IWMW 2006 consisted of a mixture of plenary talks (listed below) and parallel workshop sessions.

Plenary Talks

Note that a total of 7.5 hours of plenary talks were held.

Changing Times

Real World Emerging Technologies: Chris Scott, Headscape

See abstract and biographical details.

Developing a Web 2.0 Strategy: Michael Webb, IT and Media Services Head, University of Wales, Newport

See abstract and biographical details.

Quality Matters

Managing Standards - Delivering a Quality Assured Web Environment: John Gilbey, Institute QA Manager, IGER

See abstract and biographical details.

Delivering Information: Document vs. Content: Kate Forbes-Pitt, London School of Economics

See abstract and biographical details.

The Bigger Picture *

What Does Openness Mean to the Web Manager?: Randy Metcalfe, OSS Watch and Brian Kelly, UKOLN

See abstract and Randy's biographical details and Brian's biographical details.

Sector Statistics: Ranjit Sidhu, Nedstat

See abstract and biographical details.

Reflections

Reflections on 10 years of the Institutional Web: Andy Powell, Eduserv

See abstract and biographical details.

* This session was originally titled 'Institutional case studies'

Panel Sessions

Details of the two panel sessions are given below.

Web 2.0: Behind the Hype: Paul Miller, Talis, Scott Wilson, CETIS and Brian Kelly, UKOLN

See Session abstract and Paul Miller's, Scott Wilson's and Brian Kelly's biographical details.

CMS Debate: Challenging the Consensus: Mike McConnell, University of Aberdeen, Iain Middleton, Robert Gordon University, Stephen Pope, Eduserv

See Session abstract and Mike McConnell's, Iain Middleton's, Piero Tintori's and Stephen Pope's biographical details.

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