SmartTV, Web Apps and multi-screen experience.

W3C and IEEE have come together to bring you a dynamic nine-event series featuring Web inventor, Tim Berners-Lee and an array of world renowned speakers. This assortment of solo, duo and panel sessions address Internet of Things, Augmented Reality, Social Robotics, Copyright and Disruptive Technology and more. It also includes two joint events focused on developer relations and OpenStand.

Dave Raggett to present The Open Web Platform, Closing the Gap with Native and Responsive Design.

W3Conf is W3C’s an­nual confer­ence for web pro­fes­sion­als. If you are a web devel­op­er or designer want­ing to hear the lat­est news on HTML5, CSS, the open web platform and your place in it, come join us!

A conference on XML and data on the Web. Registration open until 27 Feb. 13

The event will take place at hte Moscone Center in San Francisco.

Test the Web Forward is a hackathon that promotes writing tests for W3C Specifications that will help developers use open web standards and promote consistent implementation across all browsers.

On 3 October, W3C's Philipp Hoschka takes part in the panel Is HTML5 the future?.

Tim Berners-Lee will deliver a keynote on 25 August.

This symposium aims at promoting global discussion about the convergence of Web and TV. It is also aimed at sharing use cases, latest activities of key stakeholders, and demonstrations of cutting-edge services.

Join mobile, Internet and app world leaders at The Open Mobile Summit. One of the best respected events in the mobile industry calendar returns to Europe for the London 2012 edition. Featuring mobile heavyweights from Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Orange, The Financial Times, New York Times, Disney, YouTube, Gameloft, Starbucks, EAT, PayPal, Korea Telecom, Telefonica Digital and many more.

Programmers of free and open source graphic software, artists and users from around the world are headed to Vienna for the 7th annual Libre Graphics Meeting

In addition to be one of the conference partners, W3C will have a strong presence in Lyon with a W3C track composed of two developers camps (Web security and HTML5 games), and a W3C Tutorial track with live courses on CSS3, Web accessibility, Open data and Mobile Web applications.

W3C will have a booth at Mobile World Congress: come and meet us in Hall 2, booth #2A31! Learn more about W3C @ MWC 2012.

The vulnerability of any digital material to unexpected or unintended changes in Internet domain name assignment, and hence to the outcome of domain name resolution, is widely recognised. The fact that domain names are not permanently assigned is regularly cited as one of the main reasons why http: URIs cannot be regarded as persistent identifiers over the long term. This workshop is intended to bring together interested parties to explore the dimensions of the problem and possible directions in which to look for solutions.

See the Conference Program for more information.

At the SVG Open 2011 Conference you will have the opportunity to learn to use it to create effective and compelling web content, learn techniques for developing SVG software solutions, and see the latest developments from the W3C.

The Paris Web organization is putting together its annual series of conferences and workshops around accessibility, web design and quality in web development.

Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, W3C Mobile Web Initiative Lead, will be one of the speakers.

Organized under the aegis of the EU (DG Information Society and Media), NEM Summit 2011 explores the convergence of media, communications, consumer electronics, and IT as a wide opportunity for future growth, by taking advantage of richer media formats and contents, as well as new home networks and communications platforms. Results of W3C's OMWeb project are to be presented.

Tim Berners-Lee will deliver a keynote.

Ivan Herman and many W3C Members will present at SemTech 2011.

Participants from of the CSS WG will discuss future CSS features for East-Asian Web design.

An opportunity to share experiences and good practices for a high-quality Web development, this first Sud Web edition will cover SVG for designers and developers, as well as Web development using the new HTML5 APIs, and ways to develop for mobile first before enhancing for desktops.

The Bilbao Web Summit will bring together the Web community and global leaders in business, technology, government, media, health and education sectors to discuss the future of the Web. Speakers include W3C staff and Membership, and many other organizations are participating in the conference as speakers and sponsors. The event is open to the public.

Organized by w3ctech, a local community promoting Web standards and technologies in several locations in China, the HTML5 Event will feature presentations by Lian Qi, business manager and manager of the W3C Office in China, Xie Zibin, Chair of HTML5 Chinese Interest Group, and several other speakers around topics such as the Open Web Platform, HTML5 design principles, mobile platform, e-publishing.

Come to the W3C track which will feature a Mobile Web Applications camp and a Accessible and Multilingual Web camp.

XML Prague is a conference on XML for developers, markup geeks, information managers, and students. In its 6th year, XML Prague focuses on emerging trends in Web and XML technologies and their application in the real world

SWAT4LS is a workshop that provides a venue to present and discuss benefits and limits of the adoption of Web based information systems and semantic technologies in biomedical informatics and computational biology.

"Towards a Philosophy of the Web"
For the very first time, light will be shed on the indisputable philosophical roots of the Web, more than twenty years after its creation.

W3C staff members François Daoust and Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, along with W3C community member Robin Berjon, will give a presentation on "HTML5 and the Web of the future".

Last year, more than 30 W3C Member organizations participated in this conference. We expect that a number of W3C Members and staff will give presentations.

Now in its 2nd year in London, the Open Mobile Summit has fast become one of the most influential events in the mobile calendar. The W3C Mobile Web Initiative is one of the supporting organizations of this conference.

W3C is co-chairing three of the WWW2010 Workshops: (1) Tim Berners-Lee for "Linked Data on the Web (LDOW2010)"; (2) Philipp Hoschka for "Augmented Reality and Virtual Interactivity (MobEA 2010)"; and (3) Eric Prud'hommeaux for the "The Future of the Web for Collaborative Science".

W3C invites the developer community to two "camps": Linked Open Data, and HTML 5. The "camp" format, first adopted in Madrid in 2009, received positive feedback and so we are continuing, and improving, that format. More information on the camps will be available soon.

Come to hear about and discuss the latest developments on HTML5, Web Apps, Widgets, CSS3 with W3C representatives.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is going to present some of the Core technologies that will be part of the future Web technologies.

The morning is intended for a general audience, when we'll have relatively high-level overview of the technologies. The afternoon is intended for folks who are not afraid to get their hands dirty with HTML, CSS, Javascript, or SVG.

If you don't intend to stay in the afternoon, that's fine, but it's highly recommended that you follow the morning session if you're interested to attend the hands-on session in the afternoon.

A number of people familiar to the W3C community will be speaking, including Liam Quin, Norm Walsh, Robin Berjon, Sharon Adler, Michael Kay, Felix Sasaki, and more.

Participants from the W3C's Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group (HCLS IG) will present tutorials on Wednesday, 24 February.

Sandro Hawke will deliver a keynote. There will be a special W3C RIF workshop with a tutorial and demo about RIF in order to promote this new standard in the business rules community.

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.