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# Rebooting the AST's Webinar Series!
- URL: https://www.kenst.com/rebooting-the-asts-webinar-series/
- Published: 2018-01-06T21:53:00.000Z
- Updated: 2022-06-09T21:33:33.000Z
- Author: Chris Kenst
- Tags: AST, Events, Testing, Community, Learning

Last year, after failing in my bid to become a Board Member, I agreed to run the AST’s webinar program. Funny thing was I already had a small list of people and topics I wanted to learn more from / about based on conference and podcast talks. (When something intrigues me I take notes to research later.) Now I have an opportunity to track down those people and ask them to (generously) share their time with the wider world of testing!

Since the AST is a non-profit with a goal of building and developing a community of skilled testing craftspeople, anything that falls into the large arena of software testing could become a topic for discussion. It doesn’t always have to apply to an aspect of test automation which is good and should give us a larger pool to draw from. This is going to be a challenge for me. Logistically challenging but also about being inclusive of interesting topics and presenters that I might not be aware of.

For 2018 the goal is one webinar per month. I have no idea if this will be a sustainable pace or if all of my presenters will be able to deliver but that’s part of the challenge.

[Anna Royzman](https://twitter.com/QA%5Fnna?ref=kenst.com) is our presenter for January so [be sure to sign up](https://www.associationforsoftwaretesting.org/2018/01/03/webinar-the-three-pillars-of-expert-test-leadership-driving-projects-process-and-people-with-anna-royzman/?ref=kenst.com). [Alan Page](http://angryweasel.com/?ref=kenst.com) will present in February and after that? Who knows!

Having said this, I’m always looking for presenters and topics. Got an idea? [Contact me](http://www.twitter.com/ckenst?ref=kenst.com)!

A few of the past webinars the AST has hosted are available online: