Difference between revisions of "CurrentFeatures"

Latest revision as of 10:30, 31 August 2014

Registration by
- selecting to by an individual or a group
- choosing a username and a password
- entering your e-mail address twice
- selecting country, Scout Association and language
Verification process of used e-mail address with ability to change (wrong) e-mail address and restart verification process
Ability to enter information about the individual/group:
- Name of the Scout group
- City of the Scout group
- City of the station
- Country of the station
- Location of the station (longitude/latitude - may also be selected from map)
- Radio QTH-Locator
- Participation in JOTA and/or JOTI
- Radio Call Sign
- Address of homepage
- Address of webcam
- Section (Cub Scout, Venture Scout, Rover, Leader etc.)
- Times of participation (Friday evening, Friday night, Saturday morning ...)
- Languages to understand
- Station modes (select):
  - IRC and IRC Nickname
  - E-mail
  - IM and IM username
  - Voice Chat/TeamSpeak
  - SIP and SIP address
  - Video Chat
  - Radio HF
  - Radio VHF and Relay/QRG
  - EchoLink and Node No.
  - Packet Radio and Digipeater call sign
- Time zone
- Unit of length
- Message to the world
Scout Associations (NJC) can requested special information from individual/groups members (e.a. order badges)

gets an e-mail address (username@201*.jotajoti.org - mails will be forwarded to the e-mail address they entered during registration)
gets their username registered at ScoutLink's IRC Nickserv
gets added to the contact list and can search that list for other participants
gets location of their stations displayed on Openstreetmap/GoogleMaps/GoogleEarth (stations can also be searched)
can generate a participation certificate
can send and receive JOTI validation cards
can get a radio call sign list of all registered users/groups that entered a call sign
can change their e-mail address (which they entered during installation and where all mails are getting forwarded to)
can change their password
can login to this Wiki
change displayed language

groups get a JID code and can play JamPuz (add codes, get results displayed on Bingo card, create certificate)
- 'Normal' Bingo
- Country-Bingo
challenge (Brazilian game)
- enter Task results
- automatic scoring where possible
- manual scoring by team members
- list of all participating groups and results
- display scoring at the end of JOTA-JOTI (probably on sunday evening)
groups can create a Weblog
- Upload and comment photos/videos (including naming photographer)
- Upload and name media
- Add most interesting contact, country of it and describe why
- Select all countries where contacts were made
- Upload a logbook
- Add information/photo of Tower (height, what kind of etc.)
- Add information about JOTA station
  - City
  - Call sign
  - Number of radio amateurs
- Add information about JOTI station
  - Number of computers
  - Connection to the internet
- Add information about activities
- Add information about participants (number of cub scouts, venture scouts, male/female etc.)
- Add comment
- Add author(s)
- Add URL of website
Invite individuals to the group
- Individuals can add JIDs for the group and display the Jampuz pages of the group

users can get appointed as National JOTA-JOTI Coordinator/Organizer (NJC), that do have access to registration data of "their" registered users (will also be sent via e-mail)
- Export as csv-file

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 ** Add URL of website
 * Invite individuals to the group
+** Individuals can add JIDs for the group and display the Jampuz pages of the group
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