13:09:32 RRSAgent has joined #coga 13:09:32 logging to https://www.w3.org/2021/06/17-coga-irc 13:09:34 RRSAgent, make logs public 13:09:34 Zakim has joined #coga 13:09:36 Meeting: Cognitive and Learning Disabilities Accessibility Task Force Teleconference 13:09:36 Date: 17 June 2021 13:19:48 agenda+ actions https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/coga/wiki/PlanningPage#Actions 13:20:03 agenda+ https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/coga/wiki/Actions_Requests 13:21:05 agenda+ looking at https://w3c.github.io/apa/xaur/ and our issue https://github.com/w3c/apa/issues/183 13:21:27 agenda+ looking at https://w3c.github.io/apa/xaur/ and our issue https://github.com/w3c/apa/issues/181 13:21:35 agenda+ looking at https://w3c.github.io/apa/xaur/ and our issue https://github.com/w3c/apa/issues/183 13:22:25 agenda+ inclusive groups https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RbjN7fLaucSzVfTqQdoCHoX3GFEoyHz2iiz3ap9Yd6k/edit# 13:23:25 agenda+ wcag 3 comments at https://github.com/w3c/wcag/labels/COGA 13:46:35 JohnRochford has joined #coga 13:49:07 LisaSeemanKest_ has joined #coga 13:49:12 agenda 13:50:01 Fazio has joined #coga 13:58:06 JustineP has joined #coga 13:59:48 agenda? 14:00:39 present+ 14:01:48 present+ 14:02:08 regrets: John r, John k, kriss anne, roy 14:02:14 Jennie has joined #coga 14:02:21 regrets: John r, John k, kriss anne, roy, alberts 14:02:25 present+ 14:03:18 FYI, I reached out to mt University of California contacts at the MIND Institute and at the Tarjan Center. Theyre circulating our request for mental health professionals and research 14:03:21 present+ 14:03:45 cweidner has joined #COGA 14:03:49 present+ 14:04:04 scribe: justine 14:04:21 scribe: justinep 14:04:46 zakim, next item 14:04:46 agendum 1 -- actions https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/coga/wiki/PlanningPage#Actions -- taken up [from LisaSeemanKest] 14:06:44 Lisa: Mental health subgroup, assign one paper per person to be completed approximately end of July 14:06:53 EA has joined #coga 14:08:04 ...Inclusive working group - consensus seems to be achieved. Will discuss today if possible. 14:08:54 EA: Silver/clear words meeting has not been arranged yet. 14:09:05 Lisa: Will assign Rain an action of scheduling a meeting. 14:09:11 EA: That's already happening. 14:10:22 Q? 14:10:22 Jennie: Technical description - put historical information from findable help (2016 to present) into Google doc and updated wiki 14:11:05 zakim, next item 14:11:05 agendum 2 -- https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/coga/wiki/Actions_Requests -- taken up [from LisaSeemanKest] 14:11:36 Lisa: Review EO video scripts - Did anyone manage to review? 14:12:08 ...I scanned quickly and didn't seem to involve us very much. 14:13:04 I agree that the current script topics for the videos do not seem COGA related 14:13:05 ...I added pronunciation to our tasks but I don't think we've submitted feedback. 14:13:58 Rachael: accessible authentication - Alastair sent updated link 14:14:31 ...comment period closed for WCAG 2.2. We are looking to return comments on accessible authentication within the next few weeks. 14:14:42 Lisa: We don't have a clear deadline? 14:15:14 Rachael: About two weeks. We are moving toward final stages of publication and it will take several weeks after COGA's review to wrap up. 14:15:34 https://github.com/w3c/wcag21/labels/COGA 14:16:05 q+ 14:16:11 Lisa: We have 6 comments in Github that are tagged for COGA. Some are related to accessible authentication. 14:16:38 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/labels/COGA 14:16:42 https://github.com/w3c/wcag21/labels/COGA 14:17:23 Jennie: I believe John R was working on accessible authentication. 14:17:34 ack Jennie 14:17:41 Rachael: Will see who was working on visible controls. 14:18:14 David McDonald was helping us iwth Visible Controls 14:18:19 Lisa: Does anyone want to sign up to review either one of issues or more? 14:18:34 Rachael: I will take visible control issues. 14:18:47 q+ 14:19:18 EA: Was Steve looking at accessible authentication along with Abi? 14:20:02 ...If you have dyslexia, why can't you open and see what you've entered? That was one of our concerns. 14:20:04 q- 14:20:45 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/labels/COGA 14:20:47 Lisa: Another issue also discussed showing password to end users. 14:20:58 John Rochford seems to be on the list 14:21:12 ...would it be easier to send to COGA via email? 14:22:20 Lisa: If you scroll down in Phil's issue, we can add comments which will be sent to AG. 14:23:05 ...Does anyone else have time to comment on issue list? 14:23:08 q+ 14:24:15 Rachael: Visible controls - can come up with suggestions and discuss during next COGA meeting prior to entering comment. 14:24:34 +1 to Rachael's suggestion - it will simplify things a lot 14:24:47 ...Will add the 6 issues for discussion during an upcoming meeting. 14:24:58 14:25:16 EA: I submitted one comment on authentication just now. 14:25:50 Q? 14:25:57 Lisa: Any questions before we move on? 14:25:57 ack r 14:26:15 next item 14:26:37 https://w3c.github.io/apa/xaur/ 14:26:48 ...Josh is here from APA XR subgroup regarding user requirements 14:28:28 https://w3c.github.io/apa/xaur/#immersive-semantics-and-customization 14:29:06 ...This is a list of user requirements and user needs. It has user needs followed by requirements (in terms of document structure). 14:29:24 Q? 14:29:55 agendum 3 -- looking at https://w3c.github.io/apa/xaur/ and our issue https://github.com/w3c/apa/issues/183 -- taken up 14:30:50 Josh: We have been working on this document for 3 years and have many user needs and requirements covered, some related to COGA. We need science-related examples that demonstrate specific user needs in immersive/augmented reality. 14:31:46 *I can scribe Justine 14:31:50 scribe: Jennie 14:32:08 Joh: This contains a lot of really good information about affordences and different modailities 14:32:22 Josh: We may have enough even in that to back up our research 14:32:39 ...A lot of the heuristics, coming up with a best practice for this space, is out there 14:33:00 Lisa: The document you are talking about is Making Content Usable? 14:33:02 Josh: yes 14:33:07 Lisa: It is a note now 14:33:18 Josh: That's right, which means it is referenced in the document. 14:33:26 ...I can discuss the feedback with APA 14:33:41 ...The note - Content Usable, can then be used as the research 14:33:46 Lisa: It all maps to user needs 14:33:49 Josh: Exactly 14:33:55 Lisa: It maps the patterns 14:34:00 Josh: It is a really good document 14:34:27 Lisa: We are trying to address your requests 14:34:30 q? 14:34:39 scribe: JustineP 14:34:41 *All yours Justine 14:35:04 Lisa: Do you need more from us regarding pace/speed of environment? 14:35:52 Josh: Even non-normative content is seen as definitive which is natural but we need to be able to back up our assertions. 14:36:16 ...Rain gave some good examples and indicated some text from Content Usable that can back up some of our claims. 14:36:42 ...I can pop in next week to follow up. 14:37:45 David: We do have some research on mono vs. stereo sound. I need to dig up reference. Mono vs. stereo can disorient people with certain cognitive disabilities. We also have wayfinding guidance. 14:37:50 thanks David, can you add the mono reference stuff to this issue? 14:37:50 https://github.com/w3c/apa/issues/180 14:38:03 Lisa: You can always email to the thread or comment in Github once you find the information. 14:38:28 ...or email directly to Josh. 14:38:53 Josh: I have enough information to move forward now. 14:39:11 next item 14:39:18 close item 4 14:39:26 close item 5 14:39:39 Josh: Any other questions? 14:39:46 next item 14:40:33 Lisa: We are working on a guidance document on how to work with COGA. It would be interesting to receive your feedback, Josh. 14:41:00 ...getting on a call with us might be the best way to reach out. 14:41:16 ...Let's skip inclusive group document for now. 14:41:43 tpoc: https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/1912 14:42:15 ...Do we want to agree with this issue? Let's take a moment to review. 14:42:41 14:43:29 this really does help (but is not always enogh) 14:43:36 ...I'm inclined to agree but say that it might not always be enough. Thoughts? 14:43:49 But what is enough? +1 14:44:03 OK 14:44:17 ...clarifying that you can use a password manager, etc. 14:44:19 +1 14:44:20 q+ 14:44:34 ack j 14:44:56 Jennie: I use a password tool that sometimes overlaps with icon that exposes the password text. Should we make sure that they don't overlap? 14:45:41 coga feels: this really does help but is not always enough to use it . care should be taken that the eaybal icon is not hidden when using a password manager. 14:46:03 Lisa: Thoughts on the above comment? 14:46:16 +1 14:46:23 +1 14:46:26 +1 14:46:31 +1 14:46:38 Lisa: Should we validate this through the list? 14:46:42 I agree, should validate through the lsit 14:46:52 Agree that validating with the list is a good idea. 14:47:32 Lisa: Will move forward as suggested then. 14:47:48 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/1902 14:49:02 q+ 14:49:12 ...I think I agree with the confusion. 14:49:58 q+ 14:50:00 Jennie: Question for EA. We have the list of 100 most common words. If we look at symbol sets that are used for augmentative/alternative communication devices do we have a list of common objects that cross international boundaries? 14:50:43 ack j 14:50:44 EA: We discussed this in COGA a long time ago. Words that are most commonly used number between 100-500 but depends on the language. Some of us found that most common words don't always cross languages but we can probably focus on the commonly used words list. 14:51:01 Lisa: I'm not sure if common objects is a good idea. 14:51:11 EA: It isn't a great idea because it doesn't cross cultures. 14:51:20 q+ 14:52:11 Lisa: For example, is an image a boy or man? It might be obvious to author but not to others. A car vs. bicycle is another example. 14:52:17 The normative text (from the definition) is whether something "requires the user to remember, manipulate, or transcribe information", and this is requiring the manipulation of information. 14:52:31 Rachael: Alastair provided the preceding comment in Github to the issue. 14:52:46 q- 14:52:50 ...He suggested that we remove as a test (common objects). 14:53:34 Lisa: We will suggest removing. 14:53:37 coga suggest -common objects be rmoved , as it is oftwn hard to know what catigory it is in, and common, is not always common in diffrent culture 14:53:44 +q 14:54:22 EA: When including categories, it can be perceived as parts of speech. We should clarify. 14:54:24 ack l 14:54:27 ack ea 14:54:30 coga suggest -common objects be removed , as it is often hard to know what it is in, and common, is not always common in diffrent culture 14:54:52 EA: I agree. 14:55:27 +1 14:55:53 q+ 14:55:59 ack j 14:57:22 this included r=the trafic lights in captue 14:57:36 https://github.com/w3c/wcag/issues/1901 14:58:20 Lisa: Remembering email/username are not cognitive tests...I don't think that's true. 14:58:54 *dropping off but will join the Silver/Coga call after this in 2 minutes. Have a good week! 14:59:10 might be 14:59:10 EA: Are they tests of cognition rather than cognitive tests? These may be slightly different issues. 14:59:28 q+ 15:00:35 q- 15:00:36 Rachael: This is trying to say that they are allowed as tests for authentication. Wording in understanding doc might need to be clarified that they are acceptable cognitive tests. 15:00:59 Lisa: Saying that they are acceptable because they can be copied/pasted from a notepad easily. 15:01:57 Remembering your email, address, and name are tests of cognitive ability. In fact they are just the tipe of test in a MCI mini mental test. They may be alowed for authetification as they can be copy paisted from a not pad quite easily, or filled in automaticaly by a autocomplete 15:02:35 +1 15:02:35 +1 15:03:02 +1 15:03:31 zakim, make minutes 15:03:31 I don't understand 'make minutes', JustineP 15:03:35 rrsagent, make minutes 15:03:35 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/06/17-coga-minutes.html JustineP 15:05:50 zakim, please part 15:05:50 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been JustineP, Fazio, Jennie, Joshue, cweidner 15:05:50 Zakim has left #coga 15:05:57 rrsagent, please part 15:05:57 I see no action items