All
I agree with Willie's road map for the initial touch point, but would
suggest, well actually insist, that the page is in plain English, without
technical terms or jargon used. From here you can move to the additional
areas of, for instance, developers, advanced users, testers, standard users,
Willie:
> So...let's try to work out what we want the GNOME A11y WIKI to look
> like. I'll start with a proposal that we can twist/turn/modify. :-) I
> think the first question to ask is "who are the typical visitors to the
> site and what do they want to do?" I'm going to guess it will be
Back on the technical side of things, I haven't seen anyone mention
emerging tech and research in accessibility as topics of interest for
the committee. While the bleeding edge isn't as important as getting
accessibility working today for users who need it, it still warrants
attention for ensuring
Hi Will,
Looks good. Two indirectly related things came to mind as I read your
email. Can we:
1) create an IRC channel for more interactive discussions about
gnome-a11y (or linux-a11y, or unix-a11y, or foss-a11y)
2) be mindful of potential KDE resources (harmonization). Maybe some
stuff belong
That's great Willie, I've just a few suggestions
who:
* Clinical and educational support staff (probably a mixture of end
users, IT staff, and power users). They want to know how to support a
number of clients, how to customise settings or create accessible
media.
* Windows AT developers: pointer
Hi All:
Before I invest a lot of effort into getting things going on the WIKI, I
wanted to pass some ideas by everyone.
I'm thinking that we want the work and impact of the committee to be
very transparent. In addition, we want to avoid duplication of
information as much as possible. This wi
We need to get some movers and shakers in the industry (VARs, rehab
specialists, etc.) excited about what the open source community has.
They will be our harshest critics and greatest evangelists. Many of them
come to CSUN.
The traditional CSUN "talk" is interesting but no one leaves feeling
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