IWMW10

Article — 29 April 2016 — 992 words

What six years of IWMW tells us about developments in digital

Work: SRUC — Scotland’s Rural College, University of St Andrews

Originally published on the IWMW (Institutional Web Management Workshop) blog, which is no longer online. The pace of change in the web and digital is dizzying. Looking back on my experiences of IWMW has certainly brought that home (not that I needed a reminder). Six years is a long time in digital IWMW is celebrating […]

Article — 30 July 2010 — 116 words

Blogging for the University of St Andrews web team

Technology — Web

Work: University of St Andrews

I have now begun writing for yet another blog. The University of St Andrews web team blog is being relaunched after an almost two year long hiatus. So if you’ve ever wanted to learn about what I do at work (!) then you are in luck! My first post is about the Institutional Web Management […]

Article — 29 July 2010 — 768 words

Horizon scanning at IWMW10

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Work: University of St Andrews

Adapted from a post originally published on the University of St Andrews Digital Communications team blog. Earlier this month my colleague Gareth Saunders and I attended the Institutional Web Management Workshop 2010 (IWMW10), held at the University of Sheffield. It was my first time at IWMW, and since I still feel slightly new to the […]

Article — 19 July 2010 — 636 words

Why are web browser logos all circular?

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Work: University of St Andrews

A thought suddenly occurred to me last week when I was attending a presentation at IWMW about HTML5 and friends. One of the slides contained the logos of the five major browsers. It suddenly occurred to me that they are all round! It is almost as if the circle or sphere has, by stealth, become […]