Day 1 Introduction
9am: Welcome by Mr Mali Voi, Sub+AC0-regional Cultural Advisor, UNESCO Office for the Pacific States
Professor Amareswar Galla, Vice President, International Council of Museums
Ms Cristina Menegazzi, Programme Specialist, ICOM
Abel Caine, Advisor for Communication and Information, UNESCO Office for the Pacific States
Overview by Tom Worthington, Visiting Fellow, Computer Science, Australian National University
10:30 Morning Tea
11am The Web
12 Noon Lunch
1 PM The Internet
3pm Afternoon Tea
3:30pm ICT
4:30pm Close
Day 2 Internet services
9am Search engines, directories
10:30 Morning Tea
11am Exercise: Find your institution using a search engine. Where else is your cultural content on line?
12 Noon Lunch
1 PM E+AC0-mail, Newsletters, discussion forums, discussion lists
3pm Afternoon Tea
3:30pm Exercise: Find a relevant discussion list and read some of the postings.
4:30pm Close
Day 3 Designing web sites
9am Objectives, audience, content and function
10:30 Morning Tea
11am Exercise: What are, or should be, the objectives, audience, content and function of your institution?
12 Noon Lunch
1
PM Site structure and design
2 PM Exercise: What is the site
structure for your web site? What should it be?
3pm Afternoon Tea
3:30pm Hosting, domain name, maintenance
4 pm Exercise: What does your institution's domain name tell you about it? What would be a good new name?
4:30pm Close
Day 4 Designing Web Pages
9am Flexible Design
10:30 Morning Tea
11am Preparation of text and images
12 Noon Lunch
1 PM HTML basics
3pm Afternoon Tea
3:30pm Exercise: Simplify your institution's for a dial up modem and so it is the web page usable without images.
4:30pm Close
Day 5 Promoting Your Web Site and the Future
9am Metadata and Digital Archives
10:30 Morning Tea
11am RSS and Web services
12 Noon Lunch
1 PM On line
Meetings, Intranets
3pm Afternoon Tea
3:30pm What next?
4:30pm Close
Version 2 –
10 July 2005