Amazon Web Services for AA (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Blaine B. || Explain cloud concepts and Amazon Web Services options in practical terms for AA websites, infrastructure, hosting, storage, scaling, and reliability.
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Template AA Website Starter Kit (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Wayne P. || Introduce a reusable AA website starter kit approach designed to reduce maintenance complexity, support rotation, and help service bodies share common web tools.
WordPress 101 (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Keith D. || Learn the basics of building and maintaining an AA WordPress website, including hosting choices, plugins, themes, support, security, and meeting-list tools.
Cloud Strategy – Storage, Security & Safety (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Rick U. || Review cloud strategy basics for AA service technology, including hosting, storage, patching, provider evaluation, security, safety, and backup planning.
TIAA Forum: How Can tiaa-forum.org Continue Workshop Conversations? (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Lew G. || Explore how an online technology forum can extend workshop conversations, preserve shared experience, and support AA service workers throughout the year.
AA and Search Engines (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Coree H. || Examine how search engines shape the way people find AA online, including meeting searches, paid results, local websites, and public-facing language.
Template Cloneable .NET Website Design (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Fred F., Bolton Big Book Step Study, Area 30 D26 || Demonstrate a cloneable website approach that lets AA groups and districts start from a reusable template instead of rebuilding each site from scratch.
New2Tech: What We Want to Know About (NAATW 2017)
Presenters: Doug G., Lela M., Virginia M., Kelley M. || Introduce newer technology volunteers to social media, service communication, practical questions, and the risks and opportunities of digital tools in AA service.
How to Obtain Nonprofit IRS Status for AA Service Groups (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Brouck H. || Walk through the nonprofit IRS status steps service groups may need before accessing TechSoup, Microsoft, or Google nonprofit programs.
Harnessing the Wisdom of the AA Crowd (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Lois L. || Apply collective wisdom, collaboration, content sharing, and community practices to help AA service entities learn from each other instead of working in isolation.
Inspiring AA Service Participation (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Fred M. || Use participation data, clearer communication, and more inclusive meeting processes to help GSRs and groups engage in AA service.
AA Grapevine Online (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Josh E. || Imagine expanded Grapevine online tools, including digital content, regional pages, multimedia sharing, and technology-informed service participation.
GSO Communications & Tech (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Clement C. || Consider how GSO communication services listen to fellowship feedback, support website work, and carry shared experience into AA service decisions.
Central Office Technology Use in AA (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Peter B. || Review how central offices use surveys, online forms, meeting schedules, newsletters, payment tools, and mailing lists to support service.
12th Stepping in the 21st Century (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Robert S., Love and Service Group || Explore how groups can use websites, search, chat, email, and social media to help newcomers find AA in the 21st century.
Anonymity vs Privacy vs Confidentiality (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: Ross D. || Clarify the differences between anonymity, privacy, and confidentiality when AA service work moves across websites, email, social media, and other digital channels.
Traditions and Technology (NAATW 2017)
Presenter: David N., Class B Trustee || Consider how AA’s Traditions can guide technology decisions involving service workers, outside vendors, anonymity, self-support, public relations, and group conscience.