Institutional Web Management Workshop - Full List of IWMW Events

Full List of IWMW Events

Table of IWMW Events
Event Location Link Theme
IWMW 2012 University of Edinburgh IWMW 2012 Web site Embedding Innovation
IWMW 2011 University of Reading IWMW 2011 Web site Responding to Change
IWMW 2010 University of Sheffield IWMW 2010 Web site The Web in Turbulent Times
IWMW 2009 University of Essex IWMW 2009 Web site -
IWMW 2008 University of Aberdeen IWMW 2008 Web site The Great Debate
IWMW 2007 University of York IWMW 2007 Web site Next Steps for the Web Management Community
IWMW 2006 University of Bath IWMW 2006 Web site Quality Matters
IWMW 2005 University of Manchester IWMW 2005 Web site Whose Web Is It Anyway?
IWMW 2004 University of Birmingham IWMW 2004 Web site Transforming The Organisation
IWMW 2003 University of Kent at Canterbury IWMW 2003 Web site Supporting Our Users
IWMW 2002 University of Strathclyde, Glasgow IWMW 2002 Web site The Pervasive Web
IWMW 2001 Queen's University Belfast IWMW 2001 Web site Organising Chaos
IWMW 2000 University of Bath IWMW 2000 Web site The Joined-Up Web
IWMW 1999 Goldsmiths College, London IWMW 1999 Web site The Next Steps
IWMW 1998 Newcastle University IWMW 1998 Web site Institutional Web Management
IWMW 1997 King's College London IWMW 1997 Web site Running An Institutional Web Service

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