RDIGIt may sometimes be appropriate to briefly introduce RDIG to an audience during a conference presentation. The following text is presented as an example of slides used by the RDIG Chair during conferences in the past few months. You may wish to use the text as is or modify it for your particular audience.
The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative’s Research and Development Interest Group is exploring accessibility issues in emerging web related research
Approximately every 2 months we explore a new topic via a virtual workshop, where invited speakers present and discuss their research.
The first workshop explored accessible collaboration technologies
Future workshops will includes topics such as the Semantic Web, 3D Visualization, Ubiquitous Computing
We are looking for both research topics and participants (open to non-W3C members)
Visit http://www.w3.org/WAI/RD for more information
There are many ways to participate:
Join RDIG -- Visit http://www.w3.org/WAI/RD/howto-join.html
Attend the Planning Teleconferences, held approximately twice per month for 60 minutes
Participate in the RDIG Discussion List: public-wai-rd@w3.org
Submit topics for future meetings
Provide feedback, comments, resource pointers on proposed topics
Respond to Call for Position Papers
Participate in workshops as either a presenter or audience member.
Submit questions for discussion before or during a workshop
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