16:01:29 RRSAgent has joined #coga 16:01:29 logging to http://www.w3.org/2015/03/16-coga-irc 16:01:31 RRSAgent, make logs 389 16:01:31 Zakim has joined #coga 16:01:33 Zakim, this will be 2642 16:01:33 ok, trackbot; I see WAI_CogTF()12:00PM scheduled to start now 16:01:34 Meeting: Cognitive Accessibility Task Force Teleconference 16:01:34 Date: 16 March 2015 16:02:00 zakim, who is on the phone? 16:02:01 WAI_CogTF()12:00PM has not yet started, LJWatson 16:02:01 On IRC I see RRSAgent, Tony_Doran, ddahl, Mike_Pluke, Chaohai_Ding, JohnRochford, LJWatson, janina, slee, MichaelC, trackbot 16:03:55 Lisa_Seeman has joined #coga 16:05:40 zakim, this will be WAI_CogTF 16:05:40 ok, Lisa_Seeman, I see WAI_CogTF()12:00PM already started 16:06:36 Is anyone having issues with the con call? 16:06:40 Lisa_Seeman: joining now - sorry late 16:06:48 agenda: this 16:06:50 agenda+ review of agenda, new items, update about github 16:06:52 agenda+ review of actions,techniques 16:06:56 agenda+ simple language topic paper 16:06:57 agenda+ interoperability symbols 16:06:59 agenda+ user research comments, FTF 16:07:00 agenda+ be done 16:07:52 + +44.289.442.aaaa 16:08:06 +[IPcaller.aa] 16:08:37 https://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/cognitive-a11y-tf/wiki/Syntax_for_adaptable_symbols_for_links_and_buttons 16:09:43 Lisa: Leoni had a lovely presentation she sent to the list, and I put out an issue paper for syntax and adaptable symbols. 16:10:14 Zakim, IPCaller.aa is me 16:10:14 +slee; got it 16:10:21 Lisa: For COGA users, familiarity is a big deal. 16:10:52 JohnRochford: how do we help make new things familiar? 16:12:12 Lisa: Symbols and buttons need to be consistent. 16:13:06 Lisa: A type of ARIA button could be composed, and users could choose their preference. 16:13:39 + +44.289.442.aabb 16:14:00 +neilmilliken 16:14:05 Lisa: Interoperable symbol sets could be used. 16:14:20 neilmilliken has joined #coga 16:15:10 Lisa: Adaptive interfaces could cut down a lot of junk. 16:15:26 Lisa: Have important features at top for everyone to find. 16:15:53 +[IPcaller.aa] 16:15:58 ea has joined #coga 16:16:05 q? 16:16:22 - +44.289.442.aabb 16:17:38 Leoni: Trying to find solutions to complex web widgets, which are often different, and don't have help features. 16:17:47 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/573324/presentations/CSUN2015/INotifier/index.html 16:18:10 Leoni: Alt+F1 suggested. 16:18:18 That's the link I also sent to the list 16:19:12 Leoni: I could get into technicalities of how this could work. 16:19:19 + +44.289.442.aacc 16:20:34 slee: Perhaps the help could be associated with help other than text help, such as in the DOM. 16:20:47 q? 16:22:00 Lisa: The aged are going to have difficulty with inconsistent interfaces along with comorbid trouble, such as poor eye sight. 16:22:51 They do not waste time staying on a site they cannot access - same for elderly with visual difficulties - give up! 16:23:10 - +44.289.442.aacc 16:23:32 Lisa: How is the help implemented: cloud, client, or server? 16:24:02 Tony_Doran has joined #coga 16:24:06 Leoni: It's implemented through HTML, JASON, etc. - up to the developer. 16:25:08 Leoni: JASON file is where the keys are mapped to the help information. 16:26:08 Lisa: Anybody have comments about symbols paper? 16:26:51 EA: Several orgs have produced systems where you point to a word and up pops a symbol. 16:28:24 + +44.289.442.aadd 16:28:45 -neilmilliken 16:28:59 EA: English is so complex that it's difficult to determine meaning and, thus, the right symbols. 16:29:26 +neilmilliken 16:29:39 Zakim, aadd is me 16:29:39 +Tony_Doran; got it 16:31:09 EA: TTS engines have difficulty determining pronunciations, such as with "read" and "read" / ("red"). 16:32:42 Lisa: There are symbols difficulties caused by how people have grown up learning them, and by copywrites. 16:33:08 Correction: copyrights 16:33:54 -Tony_Doran 16:36:16 EA: Were going to have a go at having every entry to have a unique identifier. 16:37:53 q? 16:38:07 +Tony_Doran 16:38:28 EA: Every symbol company has its own interface. 16:38:43 Tony_Doran_ has joined #coga 16:38:55 Steve: Will these companies be willing to work with open standards? 16:39:43 I can actually hear the call now sorry. Talk talk router now in bin. 16:39:49 q+ 16:40:26 dog barking 16:40:40 enthusiastically 16:40:50 :) 16:41:45 Steve: Symbols are very important for COGA users. Should we get someone else in who knows about it? 16:43:06 q+ 16:43:08 Lisa: Perhaps EA and Steve could suggest someone to join us at the FTF to talk with us for an hour. 16:43:11 http://www.communicationmatters.org.uk/ 16:43:24 see symbols when you hover over a word 16:43:36 Steve: I suggest Communication Matters. 16:43:45 +??P15 16:44:05 so sorry about dog... dealt with now! 16:44:26 I have not quit - still here 16:44:28 -[IPcaller.a] 16:44:32 ping is awful 16:45:59 very cool steve 16:46:36 Tony: From an industry standpoint, a single, unified, symbol set would be best. 16:48:20 worth a dollar! PCS State side and Widgit UK side plus Symbol Stix and Sclera and ARASAAC in Europe 16:49:46 Lisa: What interoperable symbol sets are available? 16:50:11 Lisa: We should identify them. 16:52:22 Q? 16:53:01 q+ 16:54:20 Ack lis 16:54:34 ack tony 16:54:43 ack jo 16:56:26 We also use a sanitised version of wordnet in some products - pretty popular 16:56:40 Lisa: We are talking about setting up a mechanism for symbol-set implementation. 16:57:08 Look at a Symbol set that is already available such as ARASAAC that would allow us to see if we could map the symbol concepts to lexical concepts - words and phrases. 16:59:00 q+ 16:59:09 Lisa: Such a mechanism would work with different symbol sets people can understand. 17:00:48 Try Arabic Tony :>)) 17:02:39 q 17:02:59 Neil, do you mean q+? 17:03:03 yes 17:03:17 Lisa - that will be Weds - tmrw is St Pats, I will be otherwise engaged ;) 17:03:27 enjoy 17:04:41 -Debbie_Dahl 17:05:31 ack me 17:06:25 ack tony 17:06:55 Lisa, I have to drop off now. 17:07:11 -??P1 17:08:00 Q+ 17:08:29 -Michael_Cooper 17:10:36 rrsagent, make logs public 17:10:40 -[IPcaller] 17:10:46 rrsagent, create minutes 17:10:46 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2015/03/16-coga-minutes.html Lisa_Seeman 17:11:00 -neilmilliken 17:11:05 zakim, please part 17:11:05 leaving. As of this point the attendees were [IPcaller], Debbie_Dahl, Lisa_Seeman, +44.289.442.aaaa, slee, +44.289.442.aabb, neilmilliken, +44.289.442.aacc, +44.289.442.aadd, 17:11:05 Zakim has left #coga 17:11:08 ... Tony_Doran, Michael_Cooper 17:11:14 rrsagent, please part 17:11:14 I see no action items