here
http://transfersummit.com/programme
I hope to see you there
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On 11 January 2011 13:58, Steve Lee wrote:
> Apart from the chance to get student experience with real open source
> communities I see this as an important opportunity to raise awareness
> about GNOME a11y. This is important as the general community really
> don't know about
really
don't know about it and there's no such thing as 'build it and they
will come'. Being at CSUN is important and being there with a booth,
talks and proj pos students will all add up to good exposure..
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On 5 January 2011 19:14, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hey all and Happy New Year!
Thanks Joanie - and to you.
> Tomorrow is our next 07:00 UTC a11y team meeting in #a11y-meeting. The
> agenda, along with links to the minutes of previous meetings can be
> found at: http://live.gnome.org/Accessibility
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BTW the dates for the SS12 events are
CSUN -- Feb 5-6
USC -- Feb 19-20
UCLA -- Feb 26-27
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On 20 December 2010 17:09, Steve Lee wrote:
> HI
>
> Project:Possibility are starting to organise next year's SS12 CS
> student competitions and are looking for ideas again. This ye
Students won't have much time to get up
to speed with existing code bases.
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witch (joystick) input. I'm fully
aware that even with this care in architecture that supporting several
platforms will be plenty of work.
1: maavis.fullmeasure.co.uk
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Thanks Shaun
For information the W3C WAI have also created a set of personas, which
complement those from Aegis, according to Shadi:
http://www.w3.org/WAI/redesign/personas
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On 16 December 2010 15:38, Shaun
Jiro
In case you haven't seen them, there are some requirements questions
being asked on the GNOME accessibility wiki to guide development.
perhaps you would like to respond there?
http://live.gnome.org/Caribou/RequirementsQuestions#preview
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On 1 December 2010 13:06, Jiro Mats
On 8 December 2010 22:20, Bryen M Yunashko wrote:
> With 2011 fast approaching us, I'd like to try to compile a list of
> conferences that GNOME A11y should have presence at.
[snip]
> Can anyone else offer up their suggestions for places we should keep on
> the radar?
+ AAATE conference
http://w
On 30 November 2010 19:59, Bryen M. Yunashko wrote:
> Eitan and myself have both been accepted to speak at the CSUN
> Accessibility Technology conference this year in San Diego in March.
Congrats.
> We
> are wondering if anyone else here has had their papers accepted.
I'm not planning to go due
hould also
look at the many accessibility features and pugins it has on Ken
Saunder's excellent access firefox site [2]
1:http://www.autohotkey.com/
2:http://accessfirefox.org
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On 11 November 2010 16:49,
On 1 November 2010 20:10, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> I'm stripping off the other lists.
Thanks
>> What do you see as the criteria for being on this page? We might be
>> able to move some items from
>> http://live.gnome.org/Accessibility/GetInvolved/SmallTasks
>>
>> or expand on those there, especi
On 1 November 2010 16:46, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> I have created a new "Opportunities" page for GNOME A11y. [3] It's
> admittedly a bit on the sparse side at the moment, but with luck (and
> work and community involvement) that will change. :-)
What do you see as the criteria for being on this p
On 24 September 2010 17:58, Bryen M. Yunashko wrote:
> A couple of travel tips that some of you should be aware of if traveling
> aborad to Spain for the GNOME-A11y hackfest.
Nice one Bryen
> Getting Cash:
> Obviously, first bit of cash you need is your cab fare from the airport.
> Most people t
] (listed on
Caribou page) and there are people on the OATSoft mailing list [2] who
are clued up on user needs.
1:
http://www.ace-centre.org.uk/assets/Product%20Downloads/SwitchScanningMaster_8_472.pdf
2: http://www.oatsoft.org/Info/Project/OatsSig
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On 16 September 2010 22:46, Mario wrote
After much consideration I have decide not to attend the AEGIS/a11y hackfest.
I hope the event goes really well and look forward to hearing all about it.
I have update the wiki and notified the travel group.
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Apologies for not attending, especially after your thoughtful
reminders - something came up.
Steve
On 7 July 2010 16:43, Piñeiro wrote:
>
> Gently reminder.
>
> Tomorrow 2010/07/08 at 6:00 UTC a11y weekly meeting.
>
> Previous minutes [1]
>
> Tentative agenda [2] (I have just added a ne
Thanks Piñeiro
I'm unlikely to make the meeting as tied up in an all day one.
Steve
On 30 June 2010 19:26, Piñeiro wrote:
>
> Gently reminder.
>
> Tomorrow 2010/07/01 at 15:00 UTC a11y weekly meeting.
>
> Previous minutes [1]
>
> Tentative agenda [2], feel free to edit it until tomorrow with
>
On 10 June 2010 13:51, Samuel Thibault wrote:
>> We'd love if all the development that will stem from this a11y edition could
>> be
>> encapsulated somehow so that it could be re-used to derive a11y editions from
>> other GNU/Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, ...).
>
> In any case, thanks for
Can we set a date for the next Outreach meeting? API kindly bumped
this in the a11y call.
Bryen when are you next available?
Interesting news is that a team including University of Southampton, U
o Sheffield, OSS Watch and Full Measure (yours truely) have received
JISC funding for a 1 year project
There's as good article in The H on the TransferSummit and
BarcampOxford later this month where Stormy Peters is presenting.
http://h-online.com/-1014579
Those in the UK/Europe may be interested to know that places are still
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thanks Piñeiro, that is useful.
Steve
On 28 May 2010 12:36, Piñeiro wrote:
>
> Instead of send a summary mail to the list, some people suggested that
> it could be a good idea to create a Minutes page on live.gnome.org, as
> the foundation is doing [1].
>
> I have just created this page, and add
Did we set a date/time for the next meeting?
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> So now the only time left is
>
> Thursday, 13:00 UTC
Where are we meeting? GNOME #a11y ?
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On 13 May 2010 10:08, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
>
>> > 2) 20th May, 2010 (Thursday) - 13:00 UTC [2]
>>
>> I have this as the time of the next normal GNOME a11y meeting so won't work.
>
> I thought those meetings were at 15:00 UTC. They're at 11 AM for me
> (ET).
Yes you are correct - I had that one
On 13 May 2010 09:36, Shayon Mukherjee wrote:
> As discussed In todays A11y meeting , there is a need of a proper
> outreach plan so as to manage the tech talks and outreach talks
> effectively. Now we (Bryen,Steve and Myself) came to a decision that it
> would be good to arrange a meeting and g
Ben thank you for starting Caribou and all your energy in developing
it. It already provides a much needed direction forward from the
current 'state of stuck' that GOK is in.
I do understand your feelings about the lack of users, it is very hard
to be motivated without them. There is something of
Sorry for my late response
06:00 or 07:00 are both fine with me
I can't usually make 15:00 as doing school run. Given my level of
involvement at present I guess every other meeting will be fine so I
wont vote against 15:00
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A 2nd post - covering Project:possibility as well as GNOME
http://osswatch.jiscinvolve.org/2010/04/05/more-from-csun10/
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One of the reasons I was not at the GNOME booth as much as I wanted to
be was I that had promised to do an audio article for the new 'Access
Collective podcast set up by David Banes of Ability Net. You can hear
it at 06:40 into the podcast and David mentions GNOME and Will again
in the news section
On 1 April 2010 10:51, Steve Lee wrote:
> http://osswatch.jiscinvolve.org/2010/03/31/interview-with-joanie-diggs-at-the-csun-conference/
And now Willie's interview is up.
http://osswatch.jiscinvolve.org/2010/04/01/the-growing-popularity-of-open-source-assistive-technology-interview-w
On 1 April 2010 17:02, Eitan Isaacson wrote:
> Thanks Ben, Willie, Flavio, Joanie and Bryen for blogging. Did I forget
> someone?
me me me ;-)
http://osswatch.jiscinvolve.org/2010/03/25/report-from-the-csun-conference-in-san-diego/
http://osswatch.jiscinvolve.org/2010/03/31/interview-with-joan
http://osswatch.jiscinvolve.org/2010/03/31/interview-with-joanie-diggs-at-the-csun-conference/
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Thanks Ben - I tweeted it on GNOME_a11y
Steve
On 31 March 2010 23:47, Ben Konrath wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just wrote a quick blog post about the a11y hackfest. Since I'm not on
> planet gnome, here's the link:
>
> http://www.bagu.org/blog/2010/03/31/gnome-a11y-hackfest-at-csun/
>
> I tried not to rep
We could add some a11y ideas
http://live.gnome.org/SummerOfCode2010/Ideas
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On 17 March 2010 16:09, Ben Konrath wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 6:23 AM, Steve Lee wrote:
>> PS is someone taking power strips?
>
> I can bring one.
Cool - there are never enough.
I only have UK ones :-(
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On 10 March 2010 15:48, Stormy Peters wrote:
> Thanks for the links! I was going to twitter them and couldn't fit it in 140
> characters so I wrote a blog post:
>
> http://blogs.gnome.org/foundation/2010/03/10/gnome-projectpossibility/
Thanks Stormy. I added an update from the finals.
Plus I fin
if it is not clear, the 'existing on-screen keyboard' mentioned is
GNOME Caribou. A huge thanks to Ben for helping the students, through
a very steep learning curve and on to success.
Steve
On 10 March 2010 15:01, Steve Lee wrote:
> http://www.dailybruin.com/articles/2010/3/5/br
#
The winning teams from each campus will be at CSUN
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That's good Eitan.
Perhaps a bit light on 'hacking' for a hackfest :-) But tist is all
important stuff to cover. Especially at this point in time.
I'd only like to add a quick discussion of how to best approach the
Project:Possibility students working on GNOME Caribou, assuming some
make it to CSU
On 4 March 2010 19:37, Ben Konrath wrote:
> I am no longer working at the University of Toronto.
> There is a chance that the ATRC will find an alternate source of
> funding for my position but I don't know when that will come through
> so I've begun searching for a new employment opportunity.
oh
and
won't have much time to chat.
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On 25 February 2010 01:21, Eitan Isaacson wrote:
> No promises, but note-to-self. We should tape our presentations at CSUN.
Related to that I'd like to do a couple of audio interviews for OSS
Watch and they would be on a liberal CC licence.
Certainly I'll be chasing Willie, Eitan and Joanie and a
Thanks for the clear explanation.
On 23 February 2010 20:49, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> So the question now is where do we go from here? Do I spend my time
> hacking something together in Orca which only kinda sorta works to
> address the fact that Debian and Ubuntu have decided to do their own
> t
On 23 February 2010 21:11, Shaun McCance wrote:
> How important is it that Debian or Ubuntu are accessible?
> Can our team really afford to chase every accessibility
> issue that gets introduced by distros? Can't we advise
> people to use a distro that has better accessibility out
> of the box?
On 23 February 2010 17:51, Tom Masterson wrote:
> The building blocks of all our code as simple as possible to use and add
> accessibility so it isn't a chore for developers. Let's face it the
> majority of designers don't even consider accessibility even when they have
> people who need it on th
On 23 February 2010 17:21, Willie Walker wrote:
> Education is key. Part of why I saw so much value in going to the GNOME
> Usability Hackfest was to spread the word and get accessibility
> considerations as close to the design as possible. It also needs to be
> done in a positive way to make th
Sean It's fantastic to hear from developers who are committed to the
accessibility of their projects and consider it as part of their
roadmap. Awesome.
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answer is either but it has to start with making the
knowledge available or it just works (baked in). Automated testing may
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On 23 February 2010 04:48, Jason White wrote:
> More automated testing to find regressions would also be valuable. This,
> naturally, would be easiest in projects that already have test suites - they
> just have to write test cases to cover the accessibility API.
Test suits like LDTP and Dogtail
s' that run on it. One
thing I recently realised we''ll need is more flexible/extensible
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There is a tweatup on Weds 24th (I added io the wiki), It will be a
chance to socialise and do lightening talks (and get free food).
http://csuntweetup.com/
I know at least Joanie is on Twitter as she introduced us to it at
CSUN a couple of years back.
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> community, this includes:
> * Planet GNOME posts
> * Tweets/Identi.ca (I am willing to post daily digests of tagged
> tweets to my blog and to the planet).
> * Articles for a future GNOME Journal accessibility issue (didn't
> actually ask the GJ f
e add any useful details for
their projects?
Willie - you said you might get instructions for setting up including
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I want to talk about Project:Possibility at the hackfest ;-)
Steve
On 12 February 2010 16:54, Eitan Isaacson wrote:
> We will also be discussing the a11y hackfest!
>
> On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 8:30 AM, Willie Walker
> wrote:
>> Hi All:
>>
>> Steve Lee from Proje
On 11 February 2010 00:18, Brian Cameron wrote:
> I also agree that it is a great idea to get any organizations that
> we meet at CSUN who are using GNOME a11y or interested in contact
> with Stormy and the board. Even if they are not organizations that
> are appropriate for joining the AdBoard,
On 2 February 2010 15:29, Eitan Isaacson wrote:
> Sorry I have not been responding to e-mail, i am traveling a bit now. In
> Cambridge UK.
Welcome to the UK. Even if it is with Oxford's traditional enemy :-)
The Project:Possibility students who win the SS12 event are now
officially part of the
On 1 February 2010 19:29, Peter Korn wrote:
> While conference events start on March 21st with evening pre-conference
> registration, the exhibit floor is open Wednesday the 24th through Saturday
Thanks Peter - I'd missed the floor didn't open till later.
> I suggest we either have hackfest act
On 1 February 2010 16:28, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Thanks Eitan.
>
> Given that I'm looking at 9 to 14 hours travel time depending on
> layovers and the like,
Wow that is almost as long as my journey from UK. LA was much easier.
I'm now planning to arrive to arrive on 22nd and leaving the last da
I just thought I'd mention that OSS Watch have now published an
introductory article on open accessibility. Needless to say GNOME get
a mention ;-)
http://www.oss-watch.ac.uk/resources/openaccessibility.xml
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I spoke to Ross Gardler, OSS Watch service manager, about the Wookie
sessions and they will run throughout the event if there is interest
(it's like an unconference) . So if GNOME people fancy a certain
day/time they should say so.
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2010/1/22 Steve Lee :
>>> http://getwookie.org/Welcome.html
>>
>> It is good to highlight these sorts of things, so that those people
>> who are attending and have a particular interest in this area can
>> consider joining these events. Which day will thes
events. Which day will these Wookie related
> events happen?
Mahendra are these time tabled yet?
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University is a W3C Widget
server (and is now in the Apache incubator). OSS Watch are running a
Wookie training day and then a Wookie + Sling/OSGI event at Dev8D. If
there is interest in this then perhaps the usability folk could help
us understand what we need to do when building widgets?
http:
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2010/1/7 Willie Walker :
> Let's have a quick meeting on the #a11y channel in irc.gnome.org tomorrow to
Is that 21:00 UTC?
I'll try to stay awake and actually attend this time.
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2010/1/7 Steve Lee :
> We'd like to find a number of GNOME a11y tasks that are suitable for
> students to pick from a pool of suggested SS12 activities and get
> excited about working on.
>
> So I'm wondering if folks on this list can suggest ways to develop
> ideas an
tinuation? Most of P:P are based around LA so
there may even be a chance for a f2f.
1: http://www.projectpossibility.org
2: http://ss12.info
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p's opengazer project;
http://bit.ly/6iZqbr and http://bit.ly/GL9tJ (thanks to @pepperbox for
the idea).
So who has more ideas?
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2009/12/16 Brian Cameron :
>
> I would like to anno
2009/12/11 David Colven :
> I feel what we need - and is part of the ACE contribution to AEGIS - is a
> central switch handler (control panel type thing) which reads switches and
> that any scanning program can use. The control panel would deal with all the
> methods and filtering and pass scan
2009/12/11 David Colven :
> Sorry if I’m being dum – I am down with flu at the moment – but I don’t see
> why a joystick switch inout should not do exactly what the daisy reader
> wants. Window will not react to input from a USB fire button unless it’s
> told to, will ot?
Yes that is exactly corr
2009/12/11 Mats Lundälv
>
> I strongly support you on these points Steve:
> Go for USB game as the primary source of switch input - as it's a standard,
> but clearly separated from the basic keyboard and mouse input - and good
> interface products - like the JoyCable - are there on the market. Su
g/svn/jambu/trunk/src/lib/jambu/Switch.py
I'm not clear how this compares with the fully integrated X events
approaches that Willie mentions.
My view is the sooner we have a viable switch solution on GNOME the
better in order to be able to attract the users.
Steve Lee
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Bryan, after you sold it so well it's a real shame to say I can't make
it (again). We're running an OSS Watch workshop on Building an Engaged
Community and I'm leading an activity at that time (it's not my 3rd
strike yet, honest). So wishing everyone a merry Christmas and an a11y
new year.
PS I me
2009/11/13 Bryen M Yunashko :
> So I goofed and made it an hour later.
You too busy playing with the latest open SUSE?
> How's about a quick debate amongst us all and see what everyone prefers?
>
> Vote #1: 16:00 UTC
+0
> Vote #3: Steve provides refreshments at either time meeting.
nice cup
2009/11/5 Willie Walker :
> I think there's a few sides to this.
And another is to expose CS students to the concepts so they take them
forwards with them into industry experience.
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Does anyone have the bandwidth to ensure a11y is well represented in
this great resource
http://is.gd/4G0aU
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2009/10/15 Eitan Isaacson :
> I wold like to use the meeting to gauge preliminary interest for the a11y
> hackfest, and get some feedback on how we could make it successful.
Eitan, I had another OSS Watch meeting but read through the IRC notes.
So Project:Possibility will be at CSUN, though the e
Eitan
That is excellent news and I now have even more reason to pop over for
CSUN (apart from Stevie Wonder spotting and looking at your great
photos of service animals). Will you be next to Mozilla's booth?
I'm a passing this on to the Project:Possibility board as they are
local and there should
You make some excellent points Mats and I agree about speed being an
important priority. It's amazing how fast some users can scan.
2009/10/12 Mats Lundälv :
> - the selection button grid I envisage similar to a table component (in an
> office application) – possibly built on some existing one – w
l? Ho hum.
Such rules are hard to enforce when they are up to individual
developers' diligence.
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2009/7/23 Eitan Isaacson :
> Close buttons are good for
> screen reader users because it puts the dialog dismissal as part of the
> focus order (and work order), and thus discoverable.
> Currently a keyboard user could get by without knowing about alt+f4 at all,
> I could see it being frustrating
Hey That's amazing, though I don't see anything there for Orca.
BTW I read the GNOME report and was delighted by the high profile of
the accessibility work and that Stormy's very first sentence mentioned
it. Awesome.
Steve Lee
2009/7/22 Willie Walker :
> Hi All:
>
> St
Hi Ted and welcome, it's fantastic that you HFOSS folks are going to
be involved in pushing the open a11y boundaries.
P.S if anyone is going to be at the AEGIS workshop on Friday - see you there.
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2009/5/29 Willie Walker :
> Wel
g them is as GNOME a11y is off.
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2009/2/10 Behdad Esfahbod :
> Go ahead and prepare then!
Great work everyone. Keeping a11y in mind at all stages will help make
GTK+ even better for everyone.
@Flavio - superpowers AND a VIP - yay.
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getAccessibleAtPoint and related functions may help
Take a look at Accerciser's _inspectUnderMouse and _getChildAccAtCoords
http://www.koders.com/python/fid8F2A47CCB9FACC23867491E2BC6729B8EFCDCB2F.aspx?s=_inspectUnderMouse#L25
There was a thread about these issues recently on the mozilla
accessi
2009/1/16 David Bolter :
I personally am using the workaround Steve gave us here:
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460926#c4 on my install of
> Intrepid (Ubuntu).
Actually that was from Ginn.
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Times well 18:00 to 21:00 (end) would be best for me as I need my beauty sleep.
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TK/FFx etc still call
and look for events? Would the over head of the function calls that
test and return with no a11y be too much to bear? It would be
localosed in one place and all appswould behave the same.
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t rid of the need to logout/in after turning it
on/off and add a protocol for AT's to request it and for it to to be
enabled turn when an AT fires up.
Does the D-BUS port give us this capability? We can perhaps defines
some system messages for a11y?
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