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About the Technology Taskforce (TTF) 


The At-Large Technology Taskforce (TTF) evaluates and reviews Information and Communication Technologies that can help the ICANN At-Large Community (including the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC)) better able to accomplish their role in ICANN activities.

Anyone interested in Information and Communication Technology and how they can be applied to solve the needs of ICANN At-Large and other ICANN communities are welcome to attend by emailing ICANN At-Large Staff at staff@atlarge.icann.org 

The TTF was eastablished as part of the recommendations coming from the ALAC/At-Large Improvements Project Final Report in June 2012. These recommendations include:

  • Under Recommendation 3 "ALS-RALO-ALAC structure to remain"
    • 3.1 - Introduce to the ALSes selected information, dissemination, communication and collaboration tools and provide training.
  • Under Recommendation 7 "Choice of communication and collaborative tools"
    • 7.1 Review of communication and collaboration needs considered unmet by ALSes and RALOs globally.

    • 7.1(a) - Introduce to the ALSes selected information, dissemination, communication and collaboration tools(such as Posterous, Twitter Twibes, mobile-device compatibility) and provide training.
    • 7.2 - Review of technologies used by At‐Large and across ICANN that could fill all or some of the 7.1 needs of the ALSes and RALOs
    • 7.2(a) - Establish a Technology Task Force (TTF) of community members that will periodically review the appropriateness of available technology, train RALOs/ALSes in new technologies, and possibly staff a help desk.
    • 7.3 - Review of available technologies not already used by At‐Large or elsewhere in ICANN that could fill the 7.1 needs of the ALSes and RALOs.

    • 7.4 - Create and conduct implementation plan for training ICANN's IT Support in the 7.3 technologies (and, as needed, in keeping IT Support current in 7.2 technologies).
    • 7.5 - Based on At‐Large's choice of the communication and collaboration tools to best fill its needs, make needed recommendations for use, or not, of these tools across ICANN.
    • 7.6 - Create and conduct implementation plan for the periodic identification of technologies, either newly introduced to the market or updated, that can better fill the 7.1 needs of the ALSes and RALOs than those technologies currently being used.

 


Contact

Staff Support Lead:  Nathalie Peregrine

Mail list: ttf@atlarge-lists.icann.org

To Subscribe to the mail list for this WG (or read the archives / manage your subscription) please visit https://mm.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/ttf


Members

The members of At-Large Technology Taskforce  WG, organized by regional affiliation, are:

Region

Member

Office

LACRALO

Dev Anand Teelucksingh

Chair

LACRALO

Juan Manuel Rojas

 

LACRALO

Lance Hinds

 

LACRALO

Jose Arce

 

LACRALO

Carlos A Watson

 
LACRALOJason Hynds 
APRALOGunela Astbrink 

APRALO 

Sivasubramanian M

 

APRALO

Nirmal Agarwal

 

APRALO

Fouad Bajwa

 
APRALOEmani Fakaotimanava-Lui 
APRALOChaitanya Dhareshwar 

EURALO

Olivier Crepin-Leblond

 

EURALOMatthieu Camus 

EURALO/NARALO

Avri Doria

 

NARALO

Gordon Chillcott

 

NARALOGlenn McKnightCo-Chair

NARALO

Bill Thanis

 

NARALOJudith HellersteinCo-Chair

AFRALO

Titilayo Bolarinwa

 

AFRALO

Wilson Abigaba

 

NARALOMurray McKercher 
AFRALOBeran Dondeh Gillen 
AFRALOSeun Ojedeji 
AFRALOAmal Ramzi Al-saqqaf  
APRALOAli AlMeshal 
EURALOJimmy Schulz 
GACTracy Hackshaw 
GACTracey Hinds 
AFRALONorbert Komlan GLAKPE 
LACRALOHarold Arcos 
EURALOLutz Donnerhacke 
EURALOSebastien Bachollet 
APRALOSatish Babu 
NARALOChe Guevara 
EURALOStuart Clarke 
APRALONarine Khachatryan 
 


Meetings

Previous call:     09 November 2015 - Clickmeeting test call

 Meetings and Events


Monthly Reports

Action Items Report

Documents

Resources 

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Basically their goal was to "bring the event to the individual, instead of the individual to the event." Our initial testing was extremely successful, and we began our path of developing a suite of online products that are accessible to both attendees (front end) as well as organizers (back-end management) of online events.y research on conference tools  adapted to the needs of the disabled discovered 

Lets Go Expo
Free  Trial/Testing  product 

Features

  • As accessible as it gets for webinars, webcasts, and web conferencing!
  • Integrated voice chat over the internet (VOIP)
  • Show HTML, Word, PDF, and PowerPoint presentations
  • Desktop sharing
  • Video webcast OR video conference
  • Track login history
  • Text-chat and log history of text chat
  • Record presentations, capture polling results, and more
  • Multiple controls for the moderator

Uses

  • Sales presentations
  • Team training & education
  • Webinars
  • Community chat

Costs

  • As low as $2.00 per seat per month
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 Let'sGoEXPOWebEXMS Live MeetingAdobe Connect
VOIP ConferencingYesYes, additional costsNoYes
RecordingYesYes, requires additional download for viewersYes, WMVYes in "Pro"
Display DesktopYes (upon request)YesYesYes
VideoYesYesNoYes
Multiple Room OptionYesNoNoNo
Unlimited Hosts (Moderators)YesYes up to 9 for $60 eachNoNo
Accessible to DisabledYesNoNoNo
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