1. Take a Test Drive… AAUW CA Web Site http://www.aauw-ca.org
AAUW CA LACIC Presidents & Friends
September 20, 2008

2. AAUW CA…at Home
About Us – standard info about AAUW, EF, LAF, public policy, and Tech Trek.
Note this meeting at the top of Upcoming Events. That column is taken from the calendar.

3. AAUW CA Calendar
They don’t want to list branch events, but a multi-branch event such as this can be added to the calendar.

4. AAUW CA Branch Leadership
Come to this page if you’re interested in running for office in or if you want to apply for a committee.
The page links to Branch Connection, where you can find names and links to AAUW CA branches.
From this page you can link to position descriptions and duties for branch offices.
Also, this page has a link to the Fall 2008 administrative packet that went to presidents. The link is in the “members only” area of the Web site, requiring a username (member) and password (aauwca).

5. AAUW CA Branch Connection
This page describes the new AAUW CA Liaison Committee, of which I’m a member. If you wonder what I’m supposed to do, look here.

6. AAUW CA Advocacy
Note the three areas of advocacy included here: Legal Advocacy Fund, Public Policy, International Advocacy

7. AAUW CA Advocacy Propositions on the November Ballot
Note the three areas of advocacy included here: Legal Advocacy Fund, Public Policy, International Advocacy

8. AAUW CA Forms & Documents
Find various forms such as insurance request forms and EF donation forms and links to publications such as CA Perspective and Convention SnapShots.

9. AAUW CA Blog
Submissions to the blog are approved before posting. Anyone can respond to the entries, e.g.,:

10. AAUW CA Blog Comments
Here are two responses. The format of responses is shading, so you can see them easily.

11. AAUW CA RSS Feed
Oops. When I checked the RSS feed link on 9/16, it was missing from the home page. Maybe it’s there now.
RSS feed (from Wikipedia): “The RSS reader checks the user's subscribed feeds regularly for new work, downloads any updates that it finds, and provides a user interface to monitor and read the feeds…” RSS usually stands for "Really Simple Syndication”.
Still coming: Search and sitemap features.

12. Questions?