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Third ATIS4all workshop is comingTechnical coordinator02/02/2012

Third ATIS4all workshop. Madrid, Spain. From 12 to 13 of March 2012

This meeting is the third of the six workshops scheduled with ATIS4all project. The main theme for discussion will be about identification, information, features and functioning for the web 2.0 applications and tools to the self-management of the future portal, which will permit add value to the information provided by the portal in a more enriching user experience. Some of those tools have already been identified in the first stage of the project as the demonstrator of the application for user?s ratings and comments developed in the context of ATIS4all network during previous work packages. Additionally an open discussion to establish a new strategy about dissemination and sustainability plan for the future portal will take place.

The workshop will also present the results achieved far by ETNA and ATIS4all networks, including the second release of the thematic portal and the development of applications for user?s ratings and comments mentioned above.

Attendance to the workshops will include representatives of all ATIS4all partners, of the ETNA network and international/ national contact organizations, and other invited guest.

Please find attached the preliminary agenda of the Workshop.

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