See also: IRC log
https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/silver/wiki/Research_Projects
SL: We want to create a list of research questions that we want the researchers to address, and the researchers can choose the method they want to address it.
<Lauriat> Draft in the meeting notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/132b4XZFOTQikKAmsRuc4Q_NvuhUqsRzX5JZ3iynKzxg/edit#
<jemma> https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/silver/wiki/Research_Projects#Literature.2Farticle_review
JS: adds question on WCAG conformance
https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG/#conformance
<SarahHorton> Shawn: Research question about platforms
<SarahHorton> Sarah: Proposes "how might we" construct for coming up with research questions
<SarahHorton> Sarah: Provides framework for making research questions
<SarahHorton> Group works on research questions
<SarahHorton> Shawn: Adding questions to researcher wiki page
<SarahHorton> Shawn: Send email with pointer to research questions
<SarahHorton> Shawn: Do researcher follow-up email and after that assign taskforce partner
<SarahHorton> ACTION: sloandr to send follow-up to research partners [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2017/01/31-silver-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-59 - Send follow-up to research partners [on David Sloan - due 2017-02-07].
Recap of the Research questions from discussion:
Research questions to answer
How might we...
Make accessibility decision-making process more clear (straightforward)
Make accessibility guidelines more maintainable
Make accessibility guidelines address all types of disabilities
Make conforming with guidelines more straightforward
Make keeping accessibility guidelines current achievable and timely
Make accessibility guidelines that provide needed guidance for different roles
Content
scribe: What works well in the
content of WCAG?
... What doesn’t work well in the content of WCAG?
... What are the needs people with disabilities who are
under-served from a standards perspective?
... Where do we set the boundaries of what to cover in
accessibility guidelines? (ex: things managed by platforms,
assistive tech, etc.)
... What platforms should we include in the accessibility
guidelines?
... What should be the scope of accessibility guidelines? (Web
content, native, platforms, hardware, where do you stop?)
Structure
scribe: What works well in the
structure of WCAG (for different roles using WCAG)?
... What doesn’t work well in the structure of WCAG (for
different roles using WCAG)?
... How do we change the conformance model to improve
accessibility for people with disabilities short-term and
long-term?
... How might we make accessibility guidelines more
maintainable?
... What is the role of assistive technologies in the structure
of the guidelines?
... How to help people select and choose tools for evaluating
accessibility?
... How to help people conceive and create tools for evaluating
accessibility?
... How to help platforms prioritize features that would help
people with disabilities?
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