Timetable

The timetable for the IWMW 2015 event is given below. Note that a copy suitable for downloading and printing is also available on the Scribd service. An IWMW 2015 flyer is also available on Scribd.

	Monday 27^th July 2015	Tuesday 28^th July 2015	Wednesday 29^th July 2015
09.00		THEME: Supporting Our Users, Revolutionising the Experience! Chair: Rich Prowse P3: The Challenge Is Institutional: Merging Customer Needs With New Operating Realities, Mike McConnell, University of Aberdeen
09:15			THEME: Beyond the Institution Chair: Mike McConnell P7: Integrating Institutional Web Services with Jisc’s ‘Cloud First, Mobile First’ Platform, Michael Webb, Jisc
09:45		P4: User Experience Design. How Far Will You Go?, Paul Boag
10.00	Registration (until 17:00)		P8: LinkedIn for Higher Education, Charles Hardy, LinkedIn
10:30		Tea
10.45		Tea	Tea
11:00		THEME: Managing the Content; Developing the Services Chair: Claire Gibbons P5: From Hack Day to Open Day: Building a Tour, Mark Fendley, University of Kent	Tea
11.15			P9: Beyond Digital – The Agile University, Niall Lavery and Dan Babington, PwC
11:30		P6: Marrying Creativity with Management Complexity, Rob Van Tol, Precedent and Sam Sanders, KPMG
12.00			THEME: Looking to the Future P10: Looking to the Future
12:30			P11: Conclusions and Finish
13.00		Lunch
13.30	P0: Welcome, Brian Kelly, UK Web Focus	Lunch	Parallel Sessions The workshop sessions last for 90 minutes. The master classes last for 3.5 hours (with a break for coffee). Both provide an opportunity for delegates to actively participate in group discussions and exercises.The workshop sessions and master classes are located in the Business School Building, the same location as the plenary talks, registration desk and exhibition area.
14:00	THEME: Putting the Web Manager First Chair: Brian Kelly P1: Out With the Old, In With the New: Digital Services at Liverpool John Moores University, Mandy Phillips, Liverpool John Moores University	Master classes: Choose one master class session from the following: B1: Moving from the Old Web Team to a New Digital Services – Liverpool John Moores University B2: Working with an Institutional Web Team – University of Bradford B3: Working in an Agile Way – Content Creation, Delivery and Standards B5: Lessons Learned from Helping HE Institutions Develop their Digital Strategies
14.30	P2: An Agile Approach to Content, Rich Prowse, University of Bath
15.30	Tea
16:00	Workshops: Choose one workshop session from the following: A1: Working with an Institutional Web Team – Edge Hill University A2: iBeacons for Recruitment Events A3: BS 8878: Systematic Approaches to Documenting Web Accessibility Policies and Practices A6: All CMSs are Rubbish: Live With It! A7: A Revolution in the Exchange of Courses Information A8: Future-proofing the Web Professional
17.30	Free time	Free time
19.00	Conference meal	Drinks Reception

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