[NA-Discuss] NTC 19

[Alfredo Calderon]

Hi Glenn:

As Dana mentions the scheduled outline seems to be interesting for young audience dealing in issues related to bringing insights to young technologist seeking innovative ideas to keep in mind when designing or implementing online resources. Underdeveloped regions and accessibility topics seem to be 'hot topics'.  Thus, I agree it seems to be a great opportunity to spread the word of NARALO's involvement in looking for new blood, be it as 'individual members'  or join an Als'

My Humble opinion.

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> On Nov 2, 2018, at 7:14 AM, Dana Perry <dperry at csc-ns.ca> wrote:
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> A former colleague attended a NTEN conference a number of years back(Washington DC I think) and highly recommends their conferences.  Looking at the agenda it seems relevant and perhaps worth being a CROP trip.
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>> On 2018-11-02 08:07, Glenn McKnight wrote:
>> Hi
>> We are looking for an alternative  CROP trip  and I suggested we
>> consider   NTC 19 which is put on by  NTEN
>> This is the largest  conference for  technologists working at  non
>> profits in the World
>> https://www.nten.org/ntc/program/schedule/
>> Here is the  information
>> Please provide your  view on one person attending this event
>> Glenn McKnight
>> NARALO Secretariat
>> mcknight.glenn at gmail.com
>> http://toronto.ieee.ca/
>> IEEE Toronto SIGHT Chair
>> glenn.mcknight at ieee.org
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