14:21:58 RRSAgent has joined #rd 14:21:58 logging to http://www.w3.org/2012/11/07-rd-irc 14:22:00 RRSAgent, make logs world 14:22:00 Zakim has joined #rd 14:22:02 Zakim, this will be 7394 14:22:02 ok, trackbot; I see WAI_RDWG()8:30AM scheduled to start 52 minutes ago 14:22:03 Meeting: Research and Development Working Group Teleconference 14:22:03 Date: 07 November 2012 14:26:04 sloandr has joined #rd 14:26:23 Kerstin has joined #rd 14:28:51 peter has joined #rd 14:29:00 shawn has joined #rd 14:29:07 markel has joined #rd 14:31:05 christos has joined #rd 14:31:08 The Zakim voip number seams to be ignoring me - is anyone else getting through (just endless ringing zakim@voip.w3.org) 14:31:15 Yehya has joined #rd 14:31:55 shawn: Oh ok ty :-) 14:32:39 peter, you should have gotten a mail from me with you personal code 14:33:19 annika has joined #rd 14:33:34 markel, we hear you 14:34:30 Am I the only one having problems to access? 14:34:36 hi 14:34:56 Hi 14:34:57 I try to connect via the sip option 14:35:04 but I doesn't work 14:35:09 shawn has changed the topic to: Trying different teleconference system today. check your email for subject: "RDWG Teleconference Details for Wednesday 7 November 2012" 14:35:21 I'm trying also through the SIP option 14:36:20 When I connect I only hear 1 second of your talk and then it gets muted 14:36:22 [with this teleconference system, /me misses the notifications of people joining!] 14:38:44 hey folks, the * is NOT part of the code! 14:40:17 annika you were briefly on... 14:40:37 *1 14:40:41 ACTION: shadi, if use this teleconference system, include intructions for dialing in with Skype (Call menu...). Also no "*" with the code number. 14:40:41 Sorry, couldn't find shadi,. You can review and register nicknames at . 14:40:51 ACTION: shadi if use this teleconference system, include intructions for dialing in with Skype (Call menu...). Also no "*" with the code number. 14:40:51 Created ACTION-32 - If use this teleconference system, include intructions for dialing in with Skype (Call menu...). Also no "*" with the code number. [on Shadi Abou-Zahra - due 2012-11-14]. 14:40:51 Am i muted now? 14:40:53 *1 14:42:51 scribe: Peter 14:42:51 Zakim, scribe is me 14:42:51 sorry, peter, I do not recognize a party named 'scribe' 14:42:53 scribe:peter 14:43:13 silvia has joined #rd 14:43:26 [/me misses "zakim, who is making noise"] 14:43:54 I'm connected through SIP 14:44:01 my issue. 14:44:27 [ftr, 3 out of 4 had trouble connecting with SIP...] 14:45:00 [SIP user has poor audio quality] 14:45:10 mute / unmute using *1 14:45:21 indeed, poor quality 14:45:35 [/me misses ability to tell whether or not she is muted!!!] 14:45:42 annika has joined #rd 14:46:28 we sound terrible with this system :-) 14:46:32 agenda? 14:46:49 agenda+ (for the end) teleconference system debrief 14:47:27 Topic: Text Customization for Readability 14:47:31 14:48:42 sorry, I'm only on IRC today 14:50:56 shawn: posted papers and invitation for additional contributions 14:51:27 agenda: http://www.w3.org/WAI/RD/2012/text-customization/#agenda 14:51:30 … David and I have the agenda which is the content for the call from papers 14:52:18 … we've been going back and forth by email, David did an analysis for which papers address which questions 14:53:04 david: so we have 3 topics with sub topics, so we could just ask those questions to the related authors -or- we could be more specific "In your paper you said this statement..can you elaborate.." 14:53:10 … that is our current debate 14:53:31 ROUGH DRAFT of potential specific questions: 14:53:32 (paper r2) Discovering Typographic Environments for Reading with Low Vision 14:53:32 [agenda: 3. Integrating functionality] Question: Typometric Rx is presented primarily as a research tool. How usable will it be for the "average" web user? Will they be able to use this tool to create custom user style sheets or other? 14:53:32 (paper r11) Optimal Colors to Improve Readability for People with Dyslexia 14:53:33 [2. Understanding needs] Question: How do your findings support or refute the position stated in the The Need for Text Customisation that there is not a single (color combination) that will meet most users' needs? 14:53:33 [3. Integrating] Question: Discuss the implications of: "Our results suggest that text customization preferences needs to be complemented by quantitative data from actual reading performance since we found no correlation between the reading performance and the personal choice of the users." Are you suggesting that users should use the text display that has better reading performance based on 14:53:34 qualitative data, rather than their personal choice? 14:53:34 [4. Moving forward] Question: What practical application do you see as the result of these studies? Ideally, how would this impact web tool and web page design? 14:53:34 (paper t8) The development of a text customization tool for existing web sites 14:53:35 [agenda: 4. Moving forward, b. What functionality in products] Question: You say: "we realize the importance of detailed customization, and this part is under construction. The customization will address options like: text size, text color, background color, font, character, line and paragraph spacing, column width." How will you determine what options to provide? What additional inputs (specific 14:53:35 user studies, etc.) will help you make that determination? 14:53:35 (paper t6) How feasible is text customization for PDF documents? 14:53:35 [agenda: 3. Integrating functionality] Question: Please explain your statement: "A tagged PDF may contain custom tags whereas custom tags are not a known concept in HTML." Can these custom tags not be converted to HTML class or ID? 14:54:17 … so it's really managing the jump for what people wrote about it to organising the the 2 hours.. 14:54:53 … I wonder if there are other opinions and whether it's appropriate to ask each question in the agenda (order) generally and wait for responses or notify authors in advance 14:54:58 q+ 14:55:02 q- 14:55:35 q+ 14:55:59 ack a 14:56:01 ack a 14:56:07 anika: I think that's exactly the issue posing the question: mainly logistics 14:56:24 shadi: let's focus on the meeting and debrief at the end 14:56:33 q+ 14:56:36 ack me 14:57:00 shawn: but what I think anika was saying is .. whatever system we use having it more open is challenging 14:57:14 anika: not just the logistics, it's the timing issue, gaps.. 14:57:23 .. rather tight schedule already 14:57:29 +1 to annika 14:57:39 … to make better use of the time, assigning the questions before hand might be best 14:57:55 shadi: sorry, I misunderstood - so asking a specific question may be more efficient? 14:58:01 anika: yes 14:58:01 q+ 14:58:16 … just on the phone without visual feedback it's hard to know who goes first.. 14:58:57 ??: you present a wide range of questions where I would love to hear all the answers - do you plan to assign an open question to all panelists? 14:59:23 shawn: we haven't discussed adding an additional question to all panelists 14:59:29 +q 14:59:38 … dave did an analysis on which questions fit which author 14:59:43 … can you clarify? 14:59:51 ??: regarding the e2read 15:00:02 sloandr has joined #rd 15:00:12 … we plan to ask a question to all panellists - a transfer to standards guidelines/tools 15:00:18 s/??: you present /Kerstin: you present / 15:00:31 … all panellists could answer the prepared quesitons 15:00:32  15:00:39 s/??: regarding/Kerstin: regarding/ 15:00:48 s/??:/Kerstin:/ 15:01:09 shawn: we hadn't thought of a broad question for everybody - the papers are very different 15:01:44 … so we had discussed making sure if we chose the way to have specific questions for papers to make sure that we had at least one question for each paper that would go in the categories as opposed to one question for all 15:01:54 … if anyone has suggestions that would great 15:02:06 david: challenge in dealing with the diversity of the submissions 15:02:22 ack k 15:02:49 … we're really just matching a type of paper and knowledge with the question we would like to have answered 15:03:02 … and two hours is not a lot of time if we have to add a questions to everyone 15:03:12 +1 to Dave 15:03:21 … the challenge is to make this as efficient as possible 15:03:32 ack m 15:03:33 markel: I generally agree with matching papers to questions 15:03:42 … making the symposium more coherent 15:04:01 … I also agree with David .. 15:04:03 q+ to say open questions at end? at end of each subtopic 15:04:19 … I would give priority to the matching from Dave but also to remaining authors to give an opinion 15:04:20 q+ to say ALSO logistics of participant questions 15:04:23 … good use of time.. 15:04:33 David: and should we do that in advance? here is a list of topics.. 15:04:50 … or do we leave it to the day.. 15:05:02 markel: the 1st symposium we sent the questions in advance 15:05:14 q+ 15:05:37 ack me 15:05:37 shawn, you wanted to say open questions at end? at end of each subtopic and to say ALSO logistics of participant questions 15:05:38 …depends on the contributors, you may miss freshness on the responses, and it may be challenging for those who's first language is not English 15:05:50 shawn: thinking about the organisation of things 15:06:08 …1) open question at the end of each sub topic and then open question 15:06:30 …2) think about the logistics of participant questions, do we want to take participant questions at the end of each sub topic.. 15:06:45 … any suggestions or comments are welcome 15:06:56 markel: i think you can allocate a time for each quesitons 15:07:03 s/questions/question/ 15:07:19 ack me 15:07:48 shadi: I was thinking.. tell the authors this is what we want to contribute to such and such… 15:08:07 … perhaps not a specific question but the role we'd hope they would play.. 15:08:17 … just to plan more precisely to get out of each paper 15:08:31 … leave the specific questions .. depending on how the discussion goes 15:09:19 … another thing, a general questions, it might also be possible at the end on a voluntary basis, for the wrap up, "we'd still like more information on such and such…" and participants is free to send comments to the list.. 15:09:40 shawn: i added this to the agenda (last item) 15:10:23 looking forward to TC4R symposium 15:10:58 david: one of the things we were discussing was inviting other individuals - a question to the group 15:11:18 … we have a panel who reviewed the paper and we'd hope as many as possible would be present on the day 15:11:54 … if we can target individuals that we think the symposium should record and use in the output.. 15:12:20 shawn: so a specific request would be - if you know anyone who may have something to contribute.. 15:12:22 request : send them Invitation for short contributions to Text Customization for Readability Online Symposium 15:12:28 q+ 15:12:31 ack me 15:13:03 … one of the other questions would be - basically saying if you send it by monday we can more easily incorporate into the symposium plan.. 15:13:15 … anytime in November is still possible 15:14:21 … if there is someone that has a significant contribution would it be appropriate to invite them to comment during the main part of the symposium 15:14:39 shadi: I know a couple of you have organised a couple of panels .. 15:14:47 … they should not be treated on the lvl as the authors.. 15:14:58 … but at the same time they contributed more than some of the other participans 15:15:01 s 15:15:07 s/s// 15:15:32 … the whole thing also shouldn't seem to scripted.. 15:15:37 … opinions? 15:15:38 q+ 15:15:59 markel: I think it depends on how you can attribute credit to that person, if she gives an opinion... 15:16:07 … not sure on the extent that can be sited 15:16:24 s/sited/cited/ 15:16:38 … if we want to be lenient we can incorporate their name in the research note 15:17:02 shawn: we would expect that would be for people who had already submitted their comments to the public list 15:17:12 q- 15:17:28 markel: so the call for contribution is to the mailing list? 15:17:31 shawn: yes 15:18:07 … I don't think we would ask.. if we open it up to participants anyone can speak up but I don't think we'd ask someone specifically to comment on something unless they submitted something to the public list 15:18:16 shadi: we need to close this now because of time 15:19:16 … I think logistically this idea could be difficult.. 15:19:17 … the authors are put in a position .. they are the main contributors, we don't want to promote late comers.. 15:19:26 … esp. people that have position papers.. 15:19:39 … and that participation can come from the floor.. 15:19:42 q+ 15:19:51 markel: I agree 15:20:17 ack m 15:20:29 … depends on the expectations.. I don't think there will expectations for credit based on one comment 15:20:40 shadi: I think the authors should be credited differently.. 15:20:59 … you might reference some random blog that has interesting content that matches.. 15:21:18 … I think it's a different kind of referencing for information that is captured on line 15:21:36 … a different sort of citing to authors work.. 15:22:30 david: would it be appropriate if the symposium output report.. and I acknowledge the importance of credit to authors.. but it could be that we have an acknowledgement at the end of the report to mention anyone that gave useful input during the or after the symposium 15:22:40 shadi: no I think that's usual 15:23:01 … we can talk later.. we can differentiate between the different levels of contribution 15:23:28 Zakim, agenda next 15:23:28 I don't understand 'agenda next', peter 15:23:43 next agenda 15:24:09 kersten: update - regarding the easy to read symposium - accepted 14 papers, notified the authors.. 15:24:11 Topic: Easy to Read on the Web Symposium 15:24:30 … 14 papers is a lot, we had intense discussions regarding the amount of panelists we'd like to involve 15:24:46 … we decided that all can enrich the symposium from their point of view 15:24:55 … this is the reason for the large number 15:25:07 … we decided to separate the symposium into 3 parts 15:25:29 …1) guidelines, 1 or 2 broad questions, and motivate further questions from the audience 15:25:50 … we have more questions to ask the panellists if little participation from the audience 15:26:05 … 2) tools: how to integrate easy to read to the web 15:26:21 … we have 7 papers (quite a lot) we plan to make 60 minutes for this part (quite a lot) 15:26:40 … 3) work flow processes service: we have 4 papers, and should last about 30 minutes 15:26:52 … we hope to manage this challenge 15:27:00 … understand so far? 15:27:07 shadi: so you plan to go for 3 hours 15:27:21 kersten: in general a panel disc. for 2 hours, and further hour for a further discussion 15:27:49 … we plan to collect questions from the audience, if the time is not enough, we'd like to add the third hour to discuss these/this question(s) 15:28:07 … we also discussed the issue of writing the authors and asking them to prepare their questions in a written format 15:28:20 … we couldn't decide, so we'll probably do the same as in text customization 15:28:33 … should we ask the panelists to prepare the questions in a written format? 15:28:41 shadi: thoughts? 15:29:03 … I'm wondering if this might be a longer discussion which might be kept for next week? any quick thoughts/responses? 15:29:35 kersten: we got the feedback from s/he that s/he would like to prepare for the questions and would like to be well prepared 15:29:37 q+ 15:30:00 shadi: i think in the past when we discussed pre-written questions - worries of it sounding to scripted 15:30:05 ack g 15:30:20 giorgio: general questions, 3 hours may be a lot of time to commit to an online conference 15:30:41 … (breaking up) 15:31:19 q+ 15:31:29 ack me 15:31:33 … (sorry giorgio didn't get it) 15:31:54 anika: we could leave this up to the authors, some people who like to know advance, could get these.. 15:32:12 … or allow authors to answer during the symposium 15:32:23 giorgio said that "the event is already 3 hours long, and thus not so involving. If people have t provide outout in written form then it is going to be even less involving" 15:32:40 shadi: I think this is important to continue - I think one of the issues is that when people read out their answers is less involving 15:33:03 … one thing to play around with is .. why you have them on the panel kind of thing.. 15:33:29 … helpful for participants to prepare.. 15:33:42 … you could prepare more generic questions.. 15:33:54 guys I have to leave. 15:33:57 bye! 15:34:08 kersten: we thought about preparing broad questions to the panelists which could be interesting for the audience 15:34:17 … then following with open questions 15:34:23 … thank you for your ideas 15:34:33 shadi: might be a good idea to go to the list 15:34:45 … I'll ask simon to schedule more time for easy to read next week 15:35:03 … one more question, do we want to use the distribution list for anything? 15:35:16 … we have low registration numbers so far 15:35:39 ack me 15:35:46 … how do we use the distribution list and we probably don't want to send two emails through this 15:36:06 shawn: didn't understand the question 15:36:40 shadi: we have the list that we send the list for the call to participation - do we want to use those to get more participants involved.. 15:37:19 shawn: I would like to use the distribution list .. maybe the ones who send to the respective list could consider whether it would be appropriate to send the invitation 15:37:24 … and send one.. 15:37:56 … for text customisation use zakim? 15:38:07 … and use this system for larger participation? 15:38:27 shadi: Kersten action to send to the list pre-prepared questions 15:38:43 … shawn: if you could ask Yeliz, Klause, about respective lists 15:39:03 bye 15:39:14 ps: mobile note is being worked on.. :-) 15:39:14 annika has left #rd 15:39:27 excellent! 15:39:47 cheers (and sorry Kerstin for spelling your name wrong :-) 15:39:51 trackbot, end meeting 15:39:51 Zakim, list attendees 15:39:51 sorry, trackbot, I don't know what conference this is 15:39:53 bye bye 15:39:59 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 15:39:59 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/11/07-rd-minutes.html trackbot 15:40:00 RRSAgent, bye 15:40:00 I see 2 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2012/11/07-rd-actions.rdf : 15:40:00 ACTION: shadi, if use this teleconference system, include intructions for dialing in with Skype (Call menu...). Also no "*" with the code number. [1] 15:40:00 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2012/11/07-rd-irc#T14-40-41 15:40:00 ACTION: shadi if use this teleconference system, include intructions for dialing in with Skype (Call menu...). Also no "*" with the code number. [2] 15:40:00 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2012/11/07-rd-irc#T14-40-51