13:26:23 RRSAgent has joined #adaptation 13:26:23 logging to https://www.w3.org/2020/10/26-adaptation-irc 13:26:25 RRSAgent, make logs Public 13:26:26 Meeting: Innovative adaptation, personalization and assistive technologies 13:50:28 Janina has joined #adaptation 13:53:03 Joshue108 has joined #adaptation 13:54:28 Can someone /msg me or email the password? 13:56:18 kevin has joined #adaptation 13:57:39 Morgan has joined #adaptation 13:59:24 present+ 13:59:27 scribe: janina 13:59:56 jonasz has joined #adaptation 14:00:59 takashi has joined #adaptation 14:01:23 present+ 14:01:49 Matthew_Atkinson has joined #adaptation 14:01:57 present+ 14:02:55 matthew: Works on screen sharing ... One moment, please! 14:03:13 becky has joined #adaptation 14:03:21 present+ 14:03:32 present+ 14:04:02 stevelee has joined #adaptation 14:04:23 . Success! 14:04:38 . Introduces self ... 14:05:38 . Approx 20 minute overview presentation, then discussion 14:05:57 Roy has joined #adaptation 14:06:47 . Summarizes challenges being addressed; including minimal challenge where people don't sometimes realize they're struggling with something the computer can help them overcome 14:06:51 CharlesL has joined #adaptation 14:06:57 . Example the builtin magnifier 14:06:58 present+ 14:07:01 present+ 14:07:03 Jemma has joined #adaptation 14:07:18 . Next to make more available on the web 14:07:20 present+ 14:07:39 . Overviews assistive technology (AT) 14:07:56 Carlos has joined #adaptation 14:08:23 . Also alternative UI or interaction modalities, eg. smart speakers 14:08:54 . Now reviews some issues using AT 14:08:58 present+ 14:09:35 . two levels of scrolling in two dimensions in an AT magnifier becomes problematic 14:09:56 . Suggests better adaptations might be smaller and more targeted usefulness 14:10:12 . lists some examples 14:11:03 . it's key that one might use more than one of these smaller adaptations at a time 14:11:30 . demonstrates a font adjustment that reduces scrolling to a single dimension 14:12:10 . Notes there are still challenges, eg. clipping; also hard to implement 14:12:31 . turns to research opportunities 14:12:41 s/opportunities/findings/ 14:13:13 . example: Supple where the UI is abstracted and created on the fly specifically to a user's constraints 14:13:50 . discusses Supple examples -- see URI in slides 14:14:33 . examples include the standard print dialog adapted for specific constraints 14:15:18 . Next discusses Daltonization which recognizes that people perceive color differently; 14:15:42 . this is about adjusting the displayed color pallate to adapt to the user's perceptual abilities 14:16:58 . Daltonization now available in Android and Apple 14:17:19 . Concern that it alters aesthetics of the displayed content 14:18:57 . demonstrates invert brightness vs. invert polarity 14:19:10 . changing colors can change meaning 14:20:41 . sometimes automated works, but not for everyone all the time; direct control can be advantageous 14:21:04 . Shows the "Cup of Tea" example from APA's Personalization TF 14:22:03 q+ to ask whether "invert brightness" might be an RFE for CSS' Media Queries 5 14:22:41 . notes importance of how best preferences should be expressed; maybe different per person per platform 14:22:57 q+ to ask about competing needs 14:23:40 Here is our module https://www.w3.org/Personalization Semantics Content Module 1.0 link to the symbols section. https://w3c.github.io/personalization-semantics/content/index.html#symbol-explanation 14:23:41 . suggests personal info, eg. visual accuity, being applicable across platforms 14:24:21 . proposes possible topics for discussion 14:25:31 ack Jan 14:25:31 Janina, you wanted to ask whether "invert brightness" might be an RFE for CSS' Media Queries 5 14:25:48 JS: Great presentation, the inverted brightness is a new concept 14:26:10 I want to note this for the minutes and if we should ask the CSS working group if they have an idea 14:26:10 q+ to ask about ethics and talk about adaptations for low literacy/cognitive impairment 14:26:20 ack Joshue 14:26:20 Joshue, you wanted to ask about competing needs 14:26:46 janina: Notes CSS MQ5 and we should bring inverted brightness as another MQ for support to them 14:27:00 jo: suggests discussing competing needs 14:27:24 ack jo 14:27:39 ma: Notes GPII slogan: "One size fits one" 14:28:09 q+ to note group viewing issue 14:28:44 q+ on AT verse author 14:28:55 matthew: Notes VoiceOver on Apple was first to very clearly highlight where the TTS is voicing 14:29:07 Matt: adaptions can be granular 14:29:10 . adaptations promote collaboration that way 14:29:32 . also standards like WCAG end up encouraging content authoring that's adaptable 14:29:48 ack kev 14:29:48 kevin, you wanted to ask about ethics and talk about adaptations for low literacy/cognitive impairment 14:30:28 kevin: Q re personalization ethics; re personal disclosure 14:31:02 . Do we really want to pipe your personal constraints into big data collection? 14:31:21 matthew: Definitely an important point and an issue not yet solved 14:31:46 . Notes the slippery slope 14:32:30 . Notes there is W3C work on privacy 14:33:03 ack jan 14:33:03 Janina, you wanted to note group viewing issue 14:33:45 q+ to talk about assumptions of user ability 14:33:47 q+ 14:33:53 kevin: notes struggles with adaptations that simplify language for various COGA issues, can be difficult and involved 14:34:34 matthew: Notes real problems need to be solved by real people, doesn't expect automation 14:34:43 q+ Judy 14:35:05 JS: To add to that.. 14:35:19 Its on the road map in the Personalization TF work 14:35:34 Annotation scaffolding can be added to make that possible 14:35:39 Machine learning may help 14:36:12 JS: My point was that adaptations are great for interfacing on your own 14:36:15 Personalization in W3C: https://www.w3.org/WAI/personalization/ 14:36:20 Not great in group environments. 14:36:38 We are bringing yet more usecases to second screen technology 14:37:11 ack steve 14:37:11 stevelee, you wanted to comment on AT verse author 14:37:28 Example in Module 2 - Easy Lang. https://www.w3.org/TR/personalization-semantics-help-1.0/#easylang-explanation 14:37:42 steve: notes tension whether the server provides, or the user's local computing provides them 14:38:04 . but it goes further -- eg multiple versions 14:38:31 . Notes GPII "match maker" conceptual approach for adaptation 14:38:56 q+ JamesC 14:39:48 matthew: suggests it's incumbant on browser vendors to make these kinds of adaptations more easily findable and usable 14:40:22 . though there's also lots the local device can do as processing power grows 14:40:51 ack Judy 14:42:33 judy: notes W3C considers it ritical to develop ways to control privacy support 14:42:58 . need more people working in that area 14:44:02 JS: I note we may not have a lot of conversation on this. 14:44:22 notes WIRED article on reducing digital footprint 14:45:11 ack james 14:46:03 james: Notes CSS would want to see implementations for inverted brightness 14:46:58 . notes security important in these conversations 14:47:21 . notes the existing MQ features havequite broad use 14:48:18 . notes approaches that limit how much data is communicated upstream, cutting off servers that ask for too much 14:48:51 q+ re security model and proxy services 14:49:52 . notes increasing possibilities in ml 14:50:09 . and could be as simple as smart invert brightness 14:51:58 matthew: notes also work to reduce anxiety in web use; not just a11y, but to encourage purchasing on line 14:53:24 judy: notes expiriments around anxiety levling 14:54:37 ack me 14:54:37 Joshue, you wanted to talk about assumptions of user ability 14:55:13 josh: concern about assumptions of what a user might need by way of adaptations 14:55:21 josh: do we need a trust model? 14:56:52 ack charles 14:57:37 charles: advises many coga points discussed here are on the road map 14:58:23 ack jan 14:58:23 Janina, you wanted to discuss security model and proxy services 14:58:37 JS: The proxy server is where i wanted to go. 14:58:43 This is rather generic issue 14:59:06 Using single sign on providers could be used to expand on that trust model 14:59:38 We can introduce the idea of using that proxy to handle personalisation may be a business mode 14:59:43 beyond a11y 15:00:10 Great call Matt!!! 15:01:45 chair: Matthew_Atkinson 15:01:48 scribeOptions: -final 15:01:55 zakim, end meeting 15:01:55 As of this point the attendees have been Janina, Joshue, Matthew_Atkinson, becky, jonasz, Roy, CharlesL, kevin, Jemma 15:01:57 RRSAgent, please draft minutes v2 15:01:57 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2020/10/26-adaptation-minutes.html Zakim 15:02:00 I am happy to have been of service, MichaelC; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. Goodbye 15:02:04 kevin has left #adaptation 15:02:05 Zakim has left #adaptation 15:02:23 present+ (but too late) 15:03:24 Hi Michael, I'm getting a 403 on the minutes still; do we need to re-run the script? 15:03:47 Steve: aww, is there a way for us to include you as being present retrospectively, I wonder? I'm not sure. 15:04:17 Michael: update: the minutes have come through now—though is it possible to add Steve to the list of attendees? 15:12:24 Matthew_Atkinson, minuets now live - seem to take a bit longer lately 15:12:39 NP re present+ :) 15:19:23 ACK Steve 15:19:26 I'm about to post the minutes now. 15:19:37 Thanks again all! I hope we can discuss more along these lines soon :-). 15:25:18 CharlesL has left #adaptation