The plenary talks at IWMW 2016 are grouped into a number of themes as listed below.
Tuesday 21 June 2016, Opening Session:
Understanding Users
Session chair: Brian Kelly
- Talk P0: IWMW 2016: Introduction
- by Brian Kelly
- Talk P1: Requirements Are Hypotheses: How Lean UX Can Help You Develop Better Products
- by Neil Allison, University of Edinburgh
- Talk P2: Skin Deep: Using Cosmetic Improvement to Drive Real Change
- by Gareth Edwards, The University of Greenwich
Wednesday 22 June 2016, Morning Session 1:
Managing Change
Session chair: Andrew Millar, University of Dundee
- Talk P3: Managing Change: Leading Horses to Water
- by Rob van Tol, Precedent
- Talk P4: Building a New University Website – an Agile Content Case Study
- by Rich Prowse, University of Bath
- Talk P5: Establishing Digital at the Heart of the University
- by Gareth Saunders, University of St Andrews
Wednesday 22 June 2016, Morning Session 2:
Delivering Services
- Session chair: Rich Prowse, University of Bath
- Talk P6: Building a digital team (almost) from scratch
- by Duncan Stephen, SRUC
- Talk P7: Prototyping the Digital University
- by Chris Scott, Headscape and Anja Hazebroek, University of Hull
- Talk P8: 100 to 1(ish) – Unifying a Sprawling Web Estate
- by Richard West, Jisc
Wednesday 22 June 2016, Afternoon Session:
Web Analytics and Beyond
- Session chair: Marieke Guy, QAA
- Talk P9: The Google Analytics of Things
- by Martin Hawksey, ALT
Thursday 23 June 2016, Morning Session 1:
Beyond the Institution
- Session chair: Claire Gibbons, University of Bradford
- Talk P10: It’s Time to Get Personal
- by Piero Tintori, TERMINALFOUR
- Talk P11: Working With External Partners
- by Mandy Phillips, Liverpool John Moores University and Mark Simpson, Mando
- Talk P12: Right Here; Right Now: Providing the Information your Students Need and your Regulator Requires
- by Marieke Guy, QAA
Thursday 23 June 2016, Morning Session 2a:
When Things Go Wrong!
Session chair: Mike McConnell, University of Aberdeen
- Talk P13: When your website is a ‘national embarrassment’ the only way is up
- by Matt Jukes, ONS
Thursday 23 June 2016, Morning Session 2b:
Learning … and Planning
Session chair: Mike McConnell, University of Aberdeen
- Panel P14: Learning From the Past; Looking to the Future
- Facilitated by Mike McConnell, University of Aberdeen
- Talk P15: Conclusions
- by Brian Kelly
