EARL Background Material
EARL is largely the result of a substantive amount of excellent work from
people such as Dan Brickley, Charles McCathieNevile, Daniel Dardailler, Len
Kasday, and Aaron Swartz. This document has been provided so that links to
this work are not lost, and so that people can understand much of the
background to EARL, and hence gain a better understanding of its nature.
This is mainly an anthology of the ERT list
archives, as well as some related resources. Rooting around in the ERT
archives will provide one with much more information on the subject, but
trying to find individual issues is like looking for a needle in a haystack
(hence this document).
Pre-EARL
Note that EARL 0.95 is becoming a lot like this...
ADL
ADL Miscellaneous
- Announcement of an ADL overview
- Accessibility
Description Language - Overview
- Lists of background URIs to follow up
- Recommended
Readings - William Loughborough
- Short
List of URIs - Sean B. Palmer
Main Issues
XML or RDF?
Er... so what shall we call it?
- ADL - Accessibility Description Language
- Requirements
for Accessibility Description Language (ADL?) - Len Kasday
- EDL - Evaluation Description Language
- minutes
from 4 December 2000 F2F (joint w/PF) - Wendy A. Chisholm. Contains
the text "Resolved: we will call it EDL"... in ten days time it was to
change to EARL!
- EARL - Evaluation And Repair Language
- evaluation
AND REPAIR Language? (EARL) - Len Kasday
- EARL
vs. EDL - Sean B. Palmer. EDL is becoming EARL at this point
- EARL - Evaluation And Reporting Langauge
- Re:
EARL Announcement - Daniel Dardailler
Scenarios and Implementation
EARL Springs Up
EARL 0.9
EARL 0.9 Issues (Changing 0.9 into 0.95)
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