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AAI Promotion Workshop: Empowering Access and Connectivity

Join us for a workshop introducing AAI, its benefits in user administration and service provision, and the importance of federations in trust. Explore case studies and strategies to increase user adoption in schools and universities. Let’s collaborate for a connected future!

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AAI Promotion Workshop: Empowering Access and Connectivity

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  1. AAI promotion workshop DomenBožeglav Arnes, p.p. 7, SI - 1001 Ljubljana domen.bozeglav@arnes.si Konferenca Arnes, Ljubljana 12. 11.2009

  2. AGENDA • Brief (I promise) introduction to AAI • Where are we now? • Workshop goals

  3. AAI – WHAT’S THAT?

  4. … BUT IT’S MUCH MORE • Simplified • Administration of users • Provision of services • Single login • Security • Federations (of trust)

  5. CASE: ADOBE CONNECT • Provision at home organization • User authenticates “at home” • Necessary data sent to service • User allowed to use it (CC) Blackandecker/Flickr.

  6. 2010 REALITY • 2009: Tomi@Vienna • 2010: AAI is up and running • 2010: Federation is ready • 2010: but …

  7. 2010 • Few users • Universities • Few schools (Eduroam driven) • Few services • Adobe connect (Production) • School portal (AAI and standardlogin) (CC) Flickr. (CC) Flickr.

  8. But to succeed we need a critical mass of services and users! (CC) /Flickr.

  9. What now? • Services? Hard to “boost” • Users? Let’s target them Research Universities Culture (CC) /Flickr. (CC) /Flickr. (CC) /Flickr.

  10. Let’s target schools! • 60 % of all organizations • ~ 65 – 70 % of all users • but … it’s not that easy!!! (CC) /Flickr.

  11. LET’S TARGET SCHOOLS! • No money for IT • Few technicians (they are usually not decision makers) • Poor motivation for change (CC) /Flickr. (CC) /Flickr. (CC) /Flickr.

  12. ON THE OTHER HAND • A lot of unnecessary administrative work with students • New services, that need provision • And after all more and more demanding kids/parents (CC) Flickr.

  13. LET’S DEFINE AAI MESSAGES! • We would like to create a brochure • Now we need appropriate messages • We can “borrow” some ideas from GARR, CARNET, ourselves

  14. GARR • Single access to shared services. • reducing the number of passwords to remember • simplifying access to online resources, whereverwhere you are • cost reduction for the servicemanagement • greater control over authentication and authorization

  15. CARNET • Do you need access to a wireless network, scholarly bibliography, a system for e-learning, a web application or internal School web site? • AAI enables use hundreds of different network services and applications from connecting to the Internet, to complex applications, such asA system for distance learning.

  16. ARNES • arnesAAI is your universal user name • ArnesAAI allows secure access to applications with a single username and password • 3 necessary steps to login • Single brochure targeting all our target groups • Beside the AAI web page only PR material for now

  17. LET’S GET TO WORK  • We split into 4 groups targeting: • Headmasters (decision makers) • Technical staff (if any) • Teachers • Students/Parents • We report our ideas

  18. I know it’s early, but … (CC) Blackandecker/Flickr.

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