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- What can an unregistered user view at the AAATE portal?
- What can a registered user do at the AAATE portal?
- What is a SIG (Special Interest Group)?
- Who is a SIG moderator?
- Who is an Administrator?
- Who can I contact?
- Why don't I have access to the SIGs I have asked to register for when I sign in?
- What can an unregistered user view at the AAATE portal?
An unregistered user can view the Home and the About pages of this site, as well as read the posted News, and view past (archived) news. There is also a Search function incorporated in the News section. However, for reasons of privacy protection, this Search function is limited to the aspects of the portal visible to the unregistered user. Top of the page
- What can a registered user do at the AAATE portal?
A registered user can become a member of any of the Special Interest Groups (SIGs). For more information about the interests of those groups, please see the 'About' section of the portal. As member of a SIG you can post messages on the SIG's Message Board, visible to all other members of a SIG, reply to existing messages, or reply to other replies related to an original posted message. Another possibility is to use the live Chat section, for exchanging written conversation with other SIG members who are online at the same time as you. The News section (and its search function) is also at your disposal. Top of the page
- What is a SIG (Special Interest Group)?
A Special Interest Group is a group of people with common and focused interests within a general thematic area. For more information about the interests of those groups, please see the 'About' section of the portal.Top of the page
- Who is a SIG moderator?
A SIG moderator is someone whose job is to look after the day to day running of a SIG. Generally, moderators are there to stimulate interesting and informative conversation and to prevent people from going off-topic or from posting abusive or offensive material. For the purposes of protecting and enhancing the usefulness of the SIG functions (Messages, Chat) to members, moderators can, in the case that the portal rules agreed upon by all users during registration ('Rules of Netiquette' and 'Code of Conduct') are violated, delete posted messages, block users from accessing the SIG they moderate, and exclude users from a chat session. Moderators have access to the e-mail addresses of all members of the SIG they moderate, including those users who have opted for not making their e-mail address public to other users of the portal. Moderators can also register users to the SIG they moderate on their behalf.Top of the page
- Who is an Administrator?
An administrator is someone assigned the highest level of access over the entire web portal, and can control all aspects of its operation, which includes registration and properties of user profiles, blocking users, and excluding users from chat sessions. The Administrator has access to the e-mail addresses of all registered users of the portal including those users who have opted for not making their e-mail address public to other users of the portal. eAccessibility-web@e-accessibility.gr.Top of the page
- Who can I contact?
For information about AAATE, please contact the AAATE coordinator, email: gr-dean@e-accessibility.gr for technical and web-related matters contact the AAATE portal administrator ,e-mail: aaate-web@ics.forth.gr.Top of the page
- Why don't I have access to the SIGs I have asked to register for when I sign in?
You have indicated that you wish to join certain SIGs during your registration. You are only able to access those SIGs once your participation has been approved by their moderators. You will be notified by email accordingly.Top of the page
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