Accessibility and New Technologies (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: Virginia M., Area 06 || Examine how ASL video meetings, text chat, captions, screen readers, and accessible web design can reduce barriers for deaf and hard-of-hearing alcoholics.
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Webmaster 101 for Nontechnical Service Volunteers (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: Gayle T. (Area 72) || Introduce nontechnical service volunteers to the basics of website ownership, content management, accessible tools, shared documentation, and participation in web service.
How to Implement a Service Entity Website (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: Keith D., Area 68 || Walk through practical decisions involved in implementing an AA service entity website, from domains, hosting, email, security, documentation, and content ownership to rotation planning.
Video Use Within Our Service Groups: Area 05 (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: Chuck D., Area 05 || Explore how AA videos can support area service work, group engagement, outreach, and accessibility.
Building a Technology Roadmap: Area 36 (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: Dennis B., Area 36 || Build a technology roadmap that helps an area plan, prioritize, document, and sustain technology service work.
Opportunities & Challenges: Thoughts From Area 57 Tech Committee (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: David C., Area 57 || Explore opportunities and challenges technology committees face when applying AA principles to websites, communication, anonymity, and service support.
The Technical History of Two Successful AA Websites (NAATW 2014)
Presenters: Keith D., Area 68; Lois L., Area 38 || Review the technical evolution of long-running AA websites, including meeting searches, online stores, CMS choices, and maintenance lessons.
From Webservant to Technologist: Area 72, Area 57, Area 07 (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: John P. (Area 72), Ross D. (Area 57), Jenn D. (Area 07) || How Area-level website service can grow from basic webservant duties into broader technology committee work.
Concept: 12 Statements of Technology (NAATW 2014)
Presenters: Blaine B., Brouck H. || Explore the 12 Statements of Technology, a set of technology principles for AA service work, including the background and experiences that led to their development as a fellowship resource.
The Steps, Traditions, and Concepts (NAATW 2014)
Presenters: Conley B., Clayton V., Don M. || Connect the Steps, Traditions, Concepts, and Conference Charter as a unified framework for recovery, unity, service, and technology-related group conscience.
AA and the Facebook Topic (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: Curt S., Area 09 || Examine Facebook-related questions around AA public information, anonymity, group visibility, and responsible online participation.
Tech and AA Traditions & A Newcomer’s View of Technology Use (NAATW 2014)
Presenter: Julie S., Area 10 || Consider how AA technology appears to a newcomer encountering digital tools, online content, and anonymity practices for the first time.