Who is W3C to you?
As W3C nears its 20th anniversary in 2014, it is conducting a research project. You are invited to complete their first public survey about the W3C brand. Your responses will help guide where the organization directs its energies as it evolves the W3C brand. The survey, open through 5 May 2013, should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. Participants who complete the survey may enter to win an Apple iPad mini. This survey is confidential. W3C will receive only anonymized data. Please see the survey for the complete privacy policy.
Online Training from the W3C
The W3C offers online training for Web developers via its W3DevCampus. Registration is open for a new session of the HTML5 training course. Experienced trainer Michel Buffa will cover the techniques developers and designers need to create great Web pages and apps. Topics include video, animations, forms, and APIs to create location-based services, and offline applications. Training starts 3 June and lasts six weeks; students receive a certificate upon course completion. Register before May 6 to benefit from the early bird rate.
Registration is also open for a new session of the W3C mobile Web best practices training course, to start on 13 May 2013. In this course, you will learn how to “mobilize” pages and deliver a good Web experience on mobile devices. This 6-week online training course, taught by Frances de Waal, let you study step by step and at your own pace (the course effort is about 6 hours a week). The registration fee is 245€ (approx. 318US$). Enroll soon to become a mobile Web expert and learn more about W3DevCampus, the W3C online training for Web developers.