andrew, np

<Andrew> http://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/Drafts/promos/courses.php

<Harvey> Harvey finally connects

<LiamMcGee> Possible extra disciplines that overlap: broadcast media production; communication theory; media studies (urgh)

<shawn> zaki, who is making noise?

doyle: like "are you teaching a course on web design" to start

harvey: subject: "help for web development course instructors"

<justin> just FYI - the Web Standards Project has a Educational Task Force to help outreach about Web standards (including web accessibility) to higher ed - http://www.webstandards.org/action/edutf/

liam: "punchier" would be effective

<LiamMcGee> liam: but punchier doesn't mean shorter

<LiamMcGee> long and punchy.

natasha: something like "your students more and more have clients that are requiring web accessibility; here is how you can meet your students' new needs"

doyle & natasha: "your clients need to comply with the law"

natasha: "understand why accessibility is being built into the tools, and how to use those features"

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--- ideas for outreach networks for web instructors ---

gamer's associations

html writers guild

gawds

web accessibility network for australian universities

(from andrew)

gamers (from doyle)

<shawn> agenda: - What are promotion venues, e.g., e-mailing lists? newsletters? blogs? conference handouts? other? (Let's have some brief group discussion, and then ask for off-line followup.)

liam -- a list apart (ALA)

liam -- jisc

judy -- web aim

andrew - ncaed(?)

judy -- edean (europe)

doyle -- slashdot

<LiamMcGee> The register

henny -- accessify forum

shadi -- einfach fur alle (sp?)

<Andrew> Andrew - Web Standards Group

<LiamMcGee> JISC example: media-objects@jiscmail.ac.uk

william -- designers of blogging software

<Andrew> Andrew - TechDIS (UK)

<LiamMcGee> Museums Computer Group

<LiamMcGee> BCS

henny -- UI garden -- usability and accessiblity in asia

<Andrew> ACS - and these must exist in most countries

doyle -- accessibility departments of local governments

<shawn> ACTION: ask Wayne for venues for educators [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/11/17-eo-minutes.html#action01]

<Henny> UI Garden http://www.uigarden.net/

<LiamMcGee> LGA (Local Government Association, UK)

andrew: computer societies, in general

mexican computer society

<LiamMcGee> Librarians Mailing lists?

<shawn> if book authors, then editors?

judy -- IT departments in universities

national networks of those

<LiamMcGee> Visual design, typography, publishing academic lists

<Andrew> Conference organisers (eg OZeWAI, AusWeb, WebDirections, SXSW, others - http://www.webstandards.org/action/edutf/events/)

<shawn> agenda: [get from archives]

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