Tutorial program
WWW4 includes a strong tutorial program. Conference participants
of all levels of experience, from beginners to experts, can gain new
skills and knowledge through tutorial participation. Tutorial
presenters have been selected for both their technical experience and
their teaching skills.
The Tutorial abstracts page describes
each tutorial in more detail. The tutorials' titles below are also
links to the corresponding abstracts.
Monday, December 11
Morning Sessions: 9:00 - 12:30pm
- A. Getting Started with HTML: Authoring for the Web
- Author(s):
- Dennis Sheldrick, Hewlett-Packard
- Dan Keller, independent consultant
- Location/Room:
- Copley Marriott, Salon E
- B. Designing and Maintaining a Highly Usable Site
- Author(s):
- Jakob Nielsen, Sun Microsystems
- Location/Room:
- Hynes Center, Room 302
- C. Java Programming, including Database Access
- Author(s):
- Matthew Calame, Sun Microsystems
- Location/Room:
- Hynes Center, Room 304
- D. Writing Web Software through Client APIs (Mosaic CCI, Netscape)
- Author(s):
- Tom Magliery, NCSA, U. Illinois
- Briand Sanderson, idem
- Location/Room:
- Copley Marriott, Salon C/D
- E. An In-Depth View of Forms, Tables, and CGI
- Author(s):
- Alan Richmond, CyberWeb SoftWare
- Location/Room:
- Hynes Center, Room 306
- F. Server Administration
- Author(s):
- Carlos Varela, NCSA, U. Illinois
- Location/Room:
- Copley Marriott, Salon A/B
Break: 10:30 - 11:00am
Lunch: 12:30 - 1:00pm at the Copley Marriott
Afternoon Sessions: 1:30 - 5:00pm
- G. Advanced Authoring: scripts, forms, tables, image maps, converters, VRML
- Author(s):
- Dennis Sheldrick, Hewlett-Packard
- Dan Keller, independent consultant
- Location/Room:
- Copley Marriott, Salon E
- H. Security, Authentication, and Privacy on the Web
- Author(s):
- Adam Cain, NCSA, U. Illinois
- Location/Room:
- Hynes Center, Room 302
- I. Developing and Maintaining a Decentralized Web
- Author(s):
- Katie Scheding, UCLA
- Kelly Stack, idem
- Kent Wada, idem
- Location/Room:
- Hynes Center, Room 306
- J. Web Image Databases: Formats, Sources, Organization
- Author(s):
- Andreas Bittorf, U. Erlangen
- Location/Room:
- Copley Marriott, Salon C/D
- K. SGML Tools for Web Developers
- Author(s):
- Keith M. Corbett, Harlequin, Inc.
- Location/Room:
- Hynes Center, Room 304
- L. Porting Interactive Applications to the Web
- Author(s):
- Brian R. Gaines, U. Calgary
- Location/Room:
- Copley Marriott, Salon A/B
Break: 3:00 - 3:30pm
Reception and Exhibitions: 5:00 - 7:30pm
Registration
Registration fees are collected for the full tutorial day, and
entitle the attendee to attend any tutorial session where there is
room. However, room sizes are limited. If a session is full, only
those who have registered for it will be guaranteed admittance. Those
who have already registered for the conference without specifying
tutorial preferences should send e-mail to www4reg@w3.org with their registration
number and their tutorial preferences. Please give first, second, and
third choices for the morning and for the afternoon.
Tutorial registrants receive a bound copy of the tutorial notes
for all tutorial presentations. Lunch is also included in the
tutorial fee.
Notes
The above is the final program for the tutorial day. However,
unforeseen circumstances may force us to cancel tutorials, change
lecturers, or modify the schedule.
For further information on the tutorials, please email www-tutorial@w3.org.
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Created 27 June 1995
Last updated 30 Oct 1995