Core and Chore, or Me and More Disruptive Thinking
About This Guest Post David Harrison, together with Joe Nicholls, gave the opening talk on the second day of the IWMW 2009 event The talk on “Servicing ‘Core’ and ‘Chore'” explored the challenges which institutions were beginning to face...
“In 1999 I was a freshly fledged World Wide Web Coordinator”
About This Guest Post In 1999 Rob Bristow attended his first IWMW event. He attended several further events but, due to lack of funding, has not attended since 2007. Rob, who was still working in web management for a few years after that date, “felt the loss of...
Looking Back at IWMW 2003, University of Kent
About This Guest Post Paul Anderson facilitated a workshop session on “Online Research and Technology Transfer Expertise Systems” at the IWMW 2003 event. In this post he looks back at the session and the event held at the University of Kent. IWMW 2003,...
What Six Years of IWMW Tells Us About Developments in Digital
About this Guest Post Duncan Stephen, web manager at SRUC (Scotland’s Rural College), attended his first IWMW event six years ago. In this guest post Stephen reflects on “What six years of IWMW tells us about developments in digital” and discusses not...
Digital is More than Just the Web – Lessons from IWMW 2014
About this Guest Post IWMW 2014 marked the start of a new adventure for the event series, following the cessation of Jisc funding for the event the previous year. The relaunched event was held at Northumbria University and was organised in conjunction with Netskills....The IWMW Blog
Posts on the IWMW blog provide further information about IWMW events. In addition guest blog posts from members of institutional web teams provide personal and institutional insights on topics of interest to the community,