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About

The At-Large Technology Taskforce (TTF) evaluates and reviews different technologies and tools that can help the ICANN At-Large Community (including the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC) communicate, collaborate and accomplish their goals and objectives for ICANN activities. These tools range from chat tools, web conferencing tools, captioning to anything that will help Individual Internet users become active in the At-Large Community. Technology provides the tools that enable people to connect, collaborate, and work towards making the world more accessible, enabling the benefits of the Internet to be available to all.

Some of our recent projects are: Remote participation, Captioning, review of web-conferencing tools, review of chat tools and solutions, Resolving the bugs in the LACRALO Translation email software, review of knowledge management tools.

We welcome anyone who is interested in collaborating and seeing how we can better meet the needs of ICANN At-Large to participate, suggest ideas, and become and active member. We have recently opened up the group to other ICANN constituencies and look forward to working with all ICANN communities to solving common problems. All who are interested to join are welcome. We look forward to your participation and involvement.  Please email ICANN At-Large Staff at staff@atlarge.icann.org or the current chairs of the TTF: Dev Anand Teelucksingh or Judith Hellerstein directly.

The TTF was established 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: Mario Aleman

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


Meetings

Previous call:  05 June 2017


Work & Projects


Monthly Reports


Action Items


Members

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

1

Region

Member

Office

Sub-Groups
2

LACRALO

Dev Anand Teelucksingh

Chair

Mailing List Issue
3

LACRALO

Juan Manuel Rojas

  
4

LACRALO

Lance Hinds

 

 
5

LACRALO

Jose Arce

 

 
6

LACRALO

Carlos A Watson

  
7LACRALOJason Hynds  
8APRALOGunela Astbrink Accessibility
9LACRALORicardo Holmquist 

10

APRALO 

Sivasubramanian M

 

 
11

APRALO

Nirmal Agarwal

 

 
12

APRALO

Fouad Bajwa

  
13APRALOEmani Fakaotimanava-Lui  
14APRALOChaitanya Dhareshwar  
15APRALOMahdi Taghizadeh 

16

EURALO

Olivier Crepin-Leblond

 

 
17EURALOMatthieu Camus  
18

NARALO

Avri Doria

  
19

NARALO

Gordon Chillcott

 

Open Source
20NARALOGlenn McKnight 

Conference Tools

Accessibility

21

NARALO

Bill Thanis

 

Linux
22NARALOJudith HellersteinCo-ChairAccessibility, Remote Participation
23NARALO

24

AFRALO

Titilayo Bolarinwa

 

 
25AFRALO
Open Source, Linux, Bandwidth Issues
26

AFRALO

Wilson Abigaba

 

 
27NARALOMurray McKercher  
28AFRALOBeran Dondeh Gillen  
29AFRALOSeun Ojedeji Bandwidth Issues
30AFRALO

Kolubahzizi Howard

  
31APRALOAli AlMeshal  
32EURALOJimmy Schulz  
33GACTracy Hackshaw  
34GAC  
35AFRALO  
36LACRALOHarold Arcos Open Source
37EURALOLutz Donnerhacke  
38EURALOSebastien Bachollet  
39APRALOSatish Babu Open Source
40EURALO  
41APRALONarine Khachatryan  
42LACRALO  
43LACRALO  
44LACRALO  
45LACRALORaitme Citterio  
46AFRALO  
47AFRALODaniel Khauka Nanghaka  
48AFRALOSarah Kiden  
49LACRALOCarlton Samuels  
50EURALOMikhail Medrish  
51GNSOJames Gannon  
52GNSORafik Dammak  
53NARALOMark Urban  
54kialoErrikos Pitsos  
55Jet EnterprisesN.Rajesh Kumar  
56Samsung Electronics R&D Institute UKHoward Benn  
57?Kumar Raja  
58

Swathanthra Malayalam Computing - ICANN57 Fellow

  
59GNSOJustine Chew  
60AFRALO  
61LACRALO  
62AFRALO

Fred Kwadwo Aazore

  
63AFRALOBilly Einkamerer


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