One-day seminar on 'Teaching the Web'

Chris Lilley and Doug Schepers will be speaking from W3C.

Classes will be taught by people familiar to the W3C Community, including Eve Maler, Michael Kay, Jeni Tennison, Michael Sperberg McQueen, Norm Walsh and Bob DuCharme.

A number of people in the W3C community will be participating, including Liam Quin, C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, Norman Walsh, Michael Kay, Felix Sasaki, and more.

The W3C's Shawn Henry will be talking accessibility at the conference, delivering a plenary session entitled "Accessibility: It's for Everybody and Everything" on the opening day, and addressing designers in a one-hour session entitled "Accessibility in a Web 2.0 World" on the second day.

W3C's Ivan Herman's tutorial "Introduction to the Semantic Web"; as well as his session "What New in W3C Land." Ivan is also participating on a panel "Introducing OWL 2." W3C's Dave Raggett and Diane Mueller of Just Systems and XBRL International will be presenting "XBRL, RDF and the Semantic Web" in which they will preview topics for a possible W3C Workshop on this subject.

During the conference, W3C will be holding a tutorial session and Tim Berners-Lee will be deliver the keynote presentation.