07:14:03 RRSAgent has joined #coga 07:14:03 logging to http://www.w3.org/2016/09/22-coga-irc 07:14:17 trackbot, start meeting 07:14:19 RRSAgent, make logs 389 07:14:21 Zakim, this will be 2642 07:14:21 ok, trackbot 07:14:22 Meeting: Cognitive Accessibility Task Force Teleconference 07:14:22 Date: 22 September 2016 07:14:27 present+ lisa 07:37:20 kirkwood has joined #COGA 07:40:40 log form tuesday at https://www.w3.org/2016/09/20-coga-minutes. 07:59:23 JohnRochford has joined #coga 08:00:51 MichaelC has joined #coga 08:02:44 topic: writing SC 08:05:19 topic: roadmap 08:05:45 kirkwood_ has joined #COGA 08:05:56 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/gap-analysis/table.html 08:06:05 Lisa: Start with table of user needs. URL above. 08:06:22 table 3 08:07:21 Lisa: Looked, Monday, at what we had for Table 3 success criteria. 08:10:05 JohnK: People with memory issues may have trouble with sign posts. 08:10:21 https://w3c.github.io/personalization-semantics/ 08:10:57 Lisa: There are two cases that need to be handled. 08:11:17 Lisa: 1 is semantics. 08:11:59 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/extension/rewroded%20sc%203.html 08:12:01 Lisa: The other is the different steps, e.g., current, done, pending. 08:13:37 Mike_Pluke has joined #coga 08:14:18 Lisa: We have COGA explain. Do we need other context-sensitive help? 08:17:01 Lisa: There are 3 requirements: more info, extra help, and human help. 08:18:05 Mike_Pluke2 has joined #coga 08:18:14 Lisa: You can add or identify help types even per page. 08:18:51 Lisa: We should add another help type: context sensitive. 08:19:32 SONG_ has joined #COGA 08:24:32 Lisa: We are going over the help criteria to be sure we have what we need. 08:25:03 JohnK: Do we need another help type, such as a URI? 08:26:08 MikeC: A URI might lead someone to a closed-help system. 08:26:39 JohnK: A person with memory or processing issues may be overwhelmed. 08:27:52 JohnK: Cognitive load may have to be managed, such as a warning that something will take 20 minutes. 08:29:02 JohnK: Do we say "people with memory and cognitive issues", or "people with cognitive disabilities"? 08:29:21 Lisa: The latter. 08:30:05 "MikeC" above is actually "MikeP". 08:34:06 Lisa: Making an interface accessible to someone in an emerging market, who is logging on for the first time, may be the same/similar to a person with an intellectual disability. 08:34:59 MikeP: It may be that people with no online experience need extra help/support. 08:36:16 Lisa: Ideas for renaming "COGA help"? 08:37:59 Lisa: Perhaps "Beginner Help" at least for now. 08:44:46 Lisa: People assume others know how to do things, but they may not. And that can include people with a high IQ. 08:45:45 MikeP: I don't think there is a need to call out specific disabilities. (This is a response to a question from JohnR.) 08:46:19 specific disabilities corrected to specific cognitive disabilities 08:47:44 Lisa: Beginner COGA can refer to people with an intellectual disability. 08:48:21 JohnK: This applies to people who are aging. 08:49:59 Lisa: Do we agree the semantics for help have been properly addressed? 08:50:26 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/gap-analysis/table.html 08:50:29 Lisa: With the addition of "context sensitive" and "beginner". 08:51:00 https://w3c.github.io/personalization-semantics/#explain-and-feedback 08:54:06 Neil: I can now bring in my team to help. 08:55:24 Neil: I need to get Jim (a member of Neil's team) to help. 08:57:06 q? 08:57:32 Lisa: Sharron Rush has offered to write up examples for our success criteria. 08:58:42 Neil, it's good to hear your voice on our call. 08:59:39 MichaelC_ has joined #coga 09:00:02 Okay folks, I must go. 09:00:48 topic sc 09:01:35 hello 09:01:38 scribe kirkwood_ 09:02:43 Lisa: we need to state use case as well as we can, and the testability, human or machine 09:03:11 Lisa: can put bullet points of examples, need to justify wether we are calling it A or AA 09:03:26 Lisa: clear language A for labels and menu items 09:08:39 neilmilliken has joined #coga 09:09:43 Lisa: gave example of 'mode' to turn air conditioner or heat on and off could be dangerous situation for an aging or cognitive disability. In future AI may handle some things 09:10:17 Mike_Pluke has joined #coga 09:10:25 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/gap-analysis/table.html 09:12:33 on to table 3: provide feed back, undo, understandable language. We have made some changes to 3.3.4 and 3.3.6. What we haven't done is said "it should be reassuring" "is that an issue" 09:15:59 Mike The concern is context, "unduly causing alarm" "we don't want to panic" n 09:16:22 Lisa: we want it not to be unnecessarily discouraging 09:19:24 Lisa: what is the context. We have provide extra help, context sensitive help there is a level 3 AA saying requiring beginner help. Beginning is that AA A 09:20:58 Lisa: can we say provde beginner help for forms and critical service as single A 09:21:22 Lisa: limiting scope to critical services maybe it can A 09:21:50 Mike: I would tend to agree 09:22:46 Lisa: we could say provide human help for critical services 09:23:24 Mike: I personally think it would be easier to do it. 09:24:39 Lisa: should we provide beginner help to get to human help? 09:25:17 A - provide begginer help or easy access to humen help on forms and interactive controls for critcal services 'AA - provide begginer help and easy access to humen help on forms and interactive controls for critcal services ' 09:27:30 Lisa: in the rewording of the language lets make sure that you are not required to learn new languages to operate the tool 09:29:20 This includes not using abbreviations and terms unless they are the common form to refer to the concept for beginers . 09:29:27 Lisa: instead of clear and simple. Debating other words 09:29:33 Mike_Pluke has joined #coga 09:30:30 This includes not using abbreviations words and phrases unless they are the common form to refer to the concept for beginners. 09:31:14 this may be difficult due national differences 09:31:32 UK boot US trunk 09:31:40 both commont terms 09:34:17 Do not require the user to learn new terms or meaning for terms. 09:36:13 limited to UI 09:37:56 phone dropped calling back in 09:38:16 I've lost audio - but I still see Me and "Lisa" logged into Webex - but there was a dropout sound prior to losing audio. Has the audio bridge in the meeting logged itself out? 09:39:07 I'm remaining logged in to Webex 09:39:20 no calling bridge will be back 09:39:34 EVeryone should call back in 09:40:08 Its back on. 09:40:53 having a 20 minet brake. will be back at 11(our time) 09:41:35 I'm back in - will be there at 11 10:07:54 topic SC 10:12:05 retuned from break 10:12:44 MichaelC_ has joined #coga 10:17:09 Mike: thers all the work that has been don in the ICT Task force, aim o fgetting language that would be applicable if you did try to apply WCAG to general software 10:17:42 Mike: says the wording may already be in there 10:17:49 Understandable language: Do require the user to use unusale language and provide clear language in headings, important information and important functions that includes: 10:17:53 Mike: I will look at 10:19:09 Lisa: could you put it IRC channel? 10:20:20 The WCAG2ICT Task Force Note is at https://www.w3.org/TR/wcag2ict/ 10:20:47 LS: lets how to make a good success criteria 10:46:20 First draft new SC wording: Successfully completing a step in a process should not depend on a user memorizing or otherwise mentally processing information presented during that, or an earlier, step. 10:47:04 My email Mike.Pluke@castle-consult.com 11:00:18 exacept if the proessing and memrisation an essential part of the main task or function of the content. 11:03:43 Zakim has left #coga 11:09:40 Successfully completing a step in a process should not solely depend on a user memorizing or otherwise mentally processing information presented during that, or an earlier, step. 11:09:56 Lisa: talking about short menus and wether to give the talking to the operator option 11:17:28 https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/wiki/Meetings/TPAC_2016#ARIA_WG_Meeting_at_TPAC_2016 11:57:29 MichaelC has joined #coga 12:17:42 Lisa_Seeman has joined #coga 12:40:54 aria are dialing in now 13:00:03 MichaelC_ has joined #coga 14:14:30 Lisa_Seeman has joined #coga 14:23:57 Hi Lisa, Neil, Jim and I are on the Webex 14:25:21 NeilMilliken has joined #coga 14:32:49 https://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/cognitive-a11y-tf/wiki/SC_todo_list 14:33:28 ddahl has joined #coga 14:36:38 Jim has joined #coga 14:36:43 https://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/cognitive-a11y-tf/wiki/SC_todo_list 14:42:29 lisa: SC need to be clear and testable and the motivation has to be clear 14:42:53 ...benefits, evidence, why it's in at conformance level A 14:46:03 ...A is extremely important, anywhere should required, AA is required less often and AAA is seldom required (see WCAG spec for specifics) 14:46:41 trackbot, format minutes 14:46:41 Sorry, ddahl, I don't understand 'trackbot, format minutes'. Please refer to for help. 14:46:43 taking you though https://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/cognitive-a11y-tf/wiki/SC_todo_list 14:46:48 rrsagent, format minutes 14:46:48 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/09/22-coga-minutes.html ddahl 14:47:00 kirkwood has joined #COGA 14:48:02 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/extension/index.html 14:48:14 at https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/extension/rewroded%20sc%203.html 14:48:21 follow instructions at https://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/cognitive-a11y-tf/wiki/SC_todo_list 14:49:55 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/extension/index.html#instructions 14:50:02 (debies) 14:51:10 Provided content and information that help users understand the content 14:52:16 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/extension/rewroded%20sc%203.html 14:57:55 https://rawgit.com/w3c/coga/master/extension/template.html 14:59:13 ... instructions are to copy the template and then copy the new text into the template 14:59:39 ...clear language 1 and clear language 2 and fill in 15:00:46 ...create a new document based on the template 15:01:22 lisa: turning to Jim's SC on providing help 15:16:55 Dialog step completion 15:16:56 Successfully completing a step in a user-interaction dialog does not depend on a user memorizing or otherwise mentally processing information presented during that, or an earlier, step. 15:16:58 Exception: This success criterion does not apply if memorizing or otherwise mentally processing information is the primary purpose of the dialog step (e.g. a step in a game which deliberately tests the player’s memory skills). 15:21:32 mike: every IVR system would fail this SC 15:22:44 lisa: the choices should be clear enough so that you can pick the one you hear 15:22:52 mike: but that is rare 15:24:02 mike: techniques -- make sure system maps one to one to options so user can pick, make human help available or @@ 16:31:19 https://www.w3.org/TR/webauthn/ 16:33:44 You just lost your Webex connection. 16:33:55 yes 16:33:57 we did 16:34:07 Probably the world telling us "time is up" 16:34:53 i think so, do u want me to try nand redial? 16:35:36 If you can find an effective way to link to the Web Authentication stuff I have no objection. 16:35:59 I think that I probably need to go now anyway - so bye for now. 16:36:24 Nothing scheduled for tomorrow - correct? 16:36:39 ok 16:36:42 notheing 16:36:45 thanks so much 16:37:15 can u look at the speck and see if you are comfortable putting it back in 16:38:15 "Putting it back in" implies it was in before. I don't understand that. 16:38:55 i need to find it 16:39:02 it was a proposal 16:40:07 Let me know by email - I'll keep an eye out this evening. 16:42:17 rrsagent, make logs public 16:42:28 rrsagent, create minutes 16:42:28 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/09/22-coga-minutes.html Lisa_Seeman 16:43:22 zakim, please part 16:43:27 rrsagent, please part 16:43:27 I see no action items