17 June 2010 to 18 June 2010
10:00-16:00
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JISC: Brettenham House
London
About
This free 2 day workshop addresses the important issue of search engine optimisation as well as other related topics and concerns. Participants will gain a perspective on how basic guidelines, simple content planning, social media activities and use of metadata, all contribute to the effectiveness of a website. This course is provided by the Strategic Content Alliance (SCA) and Jisc Netskills
Topics
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How to improve search and discovery of online resources
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An exploration of technologies such as HTML5 and CSS3
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Emerging search engine enhancements and techniques
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The importance of the semantic web and semantic mark-up
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Accessibility issues and access management
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Content integrity and reaching the right audience
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Metadata and its significance, particularly RDFa
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The use of social media including cloud and blog services
During the workshop, delegates will have
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Considered the impact of emerging technologies on how content is accessed
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Investigated web site visibility and traffic analysis including monitoring and checking
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Evaluated the potential of the social web
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Explored the evolving web and near future scenarios
Who should attend
This event is aimed primarily at participants from universities and higher education but is also of interest to those from archives, museums, health, public service broadcasting, schools and cultural heritage. No particular technical knowledge is required as a prerequisite.