Course Description

Web 2.0 - Where Next?

Trainer: Richard Wallis

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Course Dates

  • tba

Course Information

Presented in association with Talis - among the world's first companies to apply Semantic Web technologies.


Web 2.0, Library 2.0 - where are we placed in the context of the waves of innovation sweeping across the global Internet?  The rapid innovation with which we are coming to grips is clearly effecting the way we interact with our users - blogs, wikis, commenting, faceted browsing etc - but is there something more fundamental going on behind the scenes?  Talis Technology Evangelist Richard Wallis will examine the next wave of innovation, which some are already calling Web 3.0, and project how it will effect the way our systems interact with each other and the rest of the world.  Richard will provide a fascinating and thought-provoking glimpse into the near (here) future that is not to be missed!

For more information about Richard Wallis, Talis and the future of Web 3.0 visit www.talis.com

Who should attend?

Anyone interested in the ongoing development of the Web, particularly the future of Web 3.0 and how it is likely to impact libraries and information services.

Duration

One hour

Pre-Requisites

None

Full address and contact details for your venue will be sent with email course confirmations.

Course Prices

  • $40.00 (Retail)
  • $40.00 (CAVAL Members)
  • $40.00 (CAVAL Associate Members)
  • $40.00 (Subscribers)
  • $40.00 (Alia Members)
  • $40.00 (Promotional)

Course fees (New Zealand)
Excludes Australian GST. Payment on invoice and accepted by credit card, or cheque in Australian dollars only.

Caval Limited is an exempt company from New Zealand Non- resident Contractors Withholding Tax under the 62 day clause and the double tax agreement between Australia and New Zealand.

Course Leader

Richard Wallis has enjoyed a thirty year plus career in the computer information industry, the last seventeen of which have been with the leading UK Library Systems vendor, Talis. This experience coupled with his passion for and involvement with new and emerging technology trends, gives him a unique perspective of the issues challenging libraries and information professionals today. Richard has been present at the birth of several major system developments; as architect, research and technical lead. As Talis Technology Evangelist he is now at the forefront in promoting, explaining, and applying new and emerging Web and Semantic Web technologies in the library and information domain. Richard is an active blogger on both Panlibus and Talis Developer Network and a regular podcaster in the Talking with Talis series.

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