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16:47:19 <Jan> Meeting: WAI AU
16:47:36 <Jan> Agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-au/2015AprJun/0055.html
16:47:46 <Jan> Scribe: Jan
16:47:53 <Jan> Regrets: Jutta T.
17:00:45 <Jan> Topic: 1. Our new candidate recommendation is out with updated exit criteria
17:00:56 <Jan> JS: Yay...published smoothly.
17:01:22 <Jan> http://www.w3.org/TR/2015/CR-ATAG20-20150604/
17:08:28 <Jan> Topic 2: 2. Update on Charter
17:08:34 <Jan> Topic: 2. Update on Charter
17:08:45 <Jan> JS: New charters filed with W3C management
17:08:58 <Jan> JS: They will be going out to the AC soon
17:09:14 <Jan> Topic: 3. Update on testing results to date
17:09:40 <Jan> JS: No news, JR and I need to sit down and confirm things.
17:10:28 <Jan> JR: Any more tools we need to test?
17:10:47 <Jan> JS: We should be OK, we are at 100% but we need to get the confirmations done
17:11:24 <Jan> JS: And that involves solving the data problem with evaluation harness that JR experienced with CKedit.
17:11:43 <Jan> s\CKedit\that tool
17:12:15 <Jan> Topic : Our primary job now is to get the implementation report ready by the end of June!
17:12:31 <Jan> JS: I looked at report from ARIA and Longdesc...so i have the format
17:12:50 <Jan> JS: I set up the framework on Friday, all the sections...some bullet points
17:13:04 <Jan> JS: Tables with all headings for rows and columns
17:14:11 <Jan> JS: Looks OK... we (JR,JS) need two more calls ... one to finish reconciling and testing
17:14:20 <Jan> JS: And another to plug in numbers.
17:23:54 <Jan> JR: OK, pls send me the A-AA-AAA table, everything else seems straightforward
17:26:41 <Jan> JS: I'll work on getting permission to use names
17:26:52 <Jan> JR: That would be great, so we can use screenshots etc
17:28:16 <Jan> JR: Let's try to use DeFacto as much as possilbe? Brings in its inline editor.
17:28:53 <Jan> JS: Another tool is #141
17:30:28 <Jan> JR: Can we use EasyChirp as well...not necessarily the most complex tool ie. not an average authoring tool...
17:31:19 <Jan> JR: But it is a great example of solving a tricky problem on Twitter, a platform everyone has heard of using methods that meet ATAG
17:31:42 <Jan> JS: Also 342 to demonstrate a media tool
17:33:19 <Jan> JR: OK great, talk to you on Friday
17:33:25 <Jan> End of meeting
17:33:37 <Jan> Next call: June 15
17:33:55 <Jan> Attendees: Jan Richards, Jeanne Spellman
17:34:01 <Jan> Chair: Jan Richards
17:34:25 <Jan> RRSAgent, make minutes
17:34:25 <RRSAgent> I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2015/06/08-au-minutes.html Jan
17:34:34 <Jan> RRSAgent, set logs public