Full List 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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